We were delighted to support the Doncaster Big Latch On!
The Big Latch On is part of a glocal celebration of breastfeeding and we were at Sandall Park with Puddle, Doncaster Mumbler and Baby Dinosaurs to help support new mums in Doncaster.
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Mental Health Awareness Week takes place this week April 30 – May 6 2018
Between 15-20 per cent of women will experience a mental health illness during or after pregnancy and one in ten dads suffer from post-natal depression too. Any level of mental illness can have a huge impact on families...
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As branch sponsor of the NCT Doncaster, we thought you'd like to hear about their new Pop Tots classes!
If you and your little one like singing and dancing, stories and sensory pop along...
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Puddle Ducks Fundraising & Charity
Help us decide which local charity we should support this year
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Special offers for Puddle Ducks Customers!
We are pleased to continue our loyalty scheme, with some new offers especially for you.
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Daisy First Aid give us some advice.
Would you know what to do in the event of a Febrile Convulsion? Affecting 1 in 20 children under 5, Daisy First Aid tell us a little bit about what they are...
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We raised almost £800 for the Children's Hospital Charity with our 3K swim and raffle!
Thank you so much to all of our lovely customers who donated and bought raffle tickets last month. We celebrated our 3rd birthday by swimming 3K and raising money for our nominated charity...
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In April, Puddle Ducks Doncaster & South Humberside will have been helping babies and children learn to swim for three years!
We are celebrating this milestone by swimming 3K and we would love your support in helping us raise £3K for our locally nominated charity - The Children's Hospital Charity
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We want to ensure that our classes in Doncaster, Grimsby, Gainsborough and Selby are accessible for deaf babies and children.
We have been working with the National Deaf Children's Society to ensure that we understand the needs of deaf children, who may otherwise have difficulty accessing swimming opportunities.
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