How to find mum friends in Brixton

Brixton has a long-settled community alongside a lot of newer arrivals, and the two do not always overlap. Brockwell Park is where they do. If you are new here, the park playground and the flat paths on the Herne Hill side are the most natural places to fall into conversation with someone in the same situation.

Where parents in Brixton actually meet

• Brockwell Park playground and the walled garden, the calmest corner of a very busy area.
• The Herne Hill side of Brockwell Park, where the paths are flattest for a pram.
• Brixton Village and Market Row when it rains — covered, and warm in February.

None of this needs an introduction or a committee. Pick one, go at roughly the same time twice, and you will start recognising people — which is most of the battle.

How ParentGO helps

• Arrange a meet-up. Post a time and a place and see who is free.
• Message a parent directly. A conversation at a class does not have to end when the class does.
• Ask a local question. Which class is worth the money, where to go in Brixton when it has rained for three days.

It is free to join, you choose how much you share, and dads, grandparents and carers use it too.

Parent groups near Brixton

• Mum and parent groups in Clapham
• Mum and parent groups in Streatham
• Mum and parent groups in Camberwell
• Mum and parent groups in Dulwich

Closest classes right now

• Clapham — 6 classes
• Streatham — 4 classes
• Balham — 32 classes
• Earlsfield — 9 classes

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