An unusual, but in our opinion very cool, collection of small business units tucked away in south Glasgow. There are a number of kids venues operating out of here, including RAW Kids Gymnastics, Little Lab Investigators and Magnificent Little Minds Hub (@magnificent_little_minds_hub). Food options include Sub Rosa pizza (our personal favourite), baked goods from Juno Preserves (@juno_preserves) and coffee from Parallel. Opening hours for each venue vary, so please check online before visiting. Most units are on the first floor, there is stair access from ground level. Those with prams and wheelchairs can use the vehicular access ramp, though this is fairly steep and you will need someone to open the shutter for you. The venue has plenty of free parking.

Cafe and interiors shop in Cathcart. Staff were very accomodating to us when visiting with two babies, and were able to provide high chairs (with trays!) and children's cutlery. They were also happy to prepare the wee ones' food without salt. The cafe displays a "Breastfeeding Welcome Here" sticker.

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).

Play cafe aimed at pre-school children. Hot and cold drinks, cakes and light meals are available. No separate breastfeeding area, but their website states they are breastfeeding friendly and both sofa and dining-chair style seating is available in the cafe area. SeeSaw has a friendly, relaxed atmosphere, and I would feel comfortable feeding my child by any means here.

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.