Free-to-enter museum examining the life and legacy of Scottish explorer David Livingstone. The museum is set in extensive grounds, with walks and a children's play park. There is also a cafe with high chairs and a children's menu, and a small gift shop. Note this review only covers the facilities in the cafe/gift shop - there are additional facilities within the museum itself.

We visited Cafe @ The Meeting Place within Stonelaw Church, after a walk in nearby Overtoun Park. The cafe is quite a modest set-up, but very friendly and we really did feel the wee ones were welcome. There are no high chairs, but plenty of space for prams, and there was a box of toys available for toddlers to play with. They serve hot drinks and a selection of home baking, which we found very tasty. The prices were very reasonable, but be aware the cafe is cash only and there is no cash machine in the immediate vicinity.

Glasgow Council-run leisure centre. Hosts free "Move Dance Go!" sessions for pre-schoolers on Thursdays at 1pm. There are also several "Fit for 2" classes on throughout the week; these fitness classes allow parents to bring along babies and young children while they work out.

Glasgow Life library with dedicated children's section. Free Bookbug sessions run on a Monday at 11am. There is no dedicated feeding room, but there are various seating areas within the library, including comfy sofas and armchairs near the entrance (though these are sometimes used by groups).

Indoor inflatable adventure centre - think giant bouncy castle, but with slides, tunnels and "Ninja Warrior" type-obstacles. Fun for kids and adults alike. If you're worried about wee ones getting squashed, they offer sessions specifically for pre-schoolers on weekend mornings. Food can be purchased from the cafe on-site.