Stay & Play · Maidenhead
Stay and Play in Maidenhead
Join us at My Ohana Theodore's House for relaxed and welcoming Stay and Play sessions where babies, toddlers and preschool children can explore, learn and make new friends.
A peek inside our sessions
There is no better way to discover whether a nursery feels right for your family than by spending time there and experiencing it for yourself.
Every week, we welcome local families into My Ohana Theodore's House nursery in Maidenhead for our free Stay ’n’ Play sessions.
Children can explore our carefully designed spaces, enjoy engaging activities and spend time playing alongside other little ones. Parents and carers can meet our experienced team and find out more about nursery life in a relaxed environment.
Whether you are considering nursery or simply looking for a free baby or toddler group in Maidenhead, you will be warmly welcomed.
There is no pressure or obligation. It is simply a friendly, informal opportunity to play, connect with other local families and get to know our setting.
What to expect
- Creative arts and crafts
- Sensory and messy play
- Stories, songs and rhymes
- Construction and imaginative play
- Age-appropriate toys and resources
- Meet our practitioners and other local families
Frequently asked questions
Is the Maidenhead Stay ’n’ Play free?
Yes. Our Stay ’n’ Play sessions at My Ohana Theodore's House are completely free to attend.
When are the Theodore's House sessions?
Sessions take place every Tuesday and Friday morning from 9:30am to 11:00am.
Do I need to book?
Yes. We recommend contacting the Theodore's House team to reserve your free place because spaces may be limited. Booking also helps our practitioners prepare the session and ensure everyone has plenty of room to play.
What age is the group suitable for?
The sessions are suitable for babies, toddlers and preschool-aged children attending with a parent, grandparent or carer.
Where is My Ohana Theodore's House?
My Ohana Theodore's House is located at 2 Castle Hill Terrace, Maidenhead, SL6 4JP, within easy reach of Maidenhead town centre and the railway station.
What should I bring?
Bring anything your child normally needs while you are out, such as nappies, wipes, a drink and a change of clothes. Some activities may involve sensory or messy play.
What else is there to do with children in Maidenhead?
Maidenhead has lots for young families, from riverside walks and parks to soft play and rainy-day activities. Take a look at our guide to things to do in Maidenhead with kids for ideas before or after your visit.