How to find mum friends in Ealing

Ealing is spread out and suburban in feel, so parents here rely on regular fixtures rather than chance encounters. Walpole Park and Pitshanger are the two that come up most, and Pitshanger Lane has the kind of small-scale high street where you end up talking to the same people.

Where parents in Ealing actually meet

• Walpole Park, the busiest of the local greens with under-fives.
• Pitshanger Park and Pitshanger Lane, which has a proper small-scale high street.
• Lammas Park, quieter and closer for the streets south of the Broadway.

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 Ealing 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 Ealing

• Mum and parent groups in Chiswick
• Mum and parent groups in Acton
• Mum and parent groups in Hammersmith
• Mum and parent groups in Richmond

Closest classes right now

• Acton — 2 classes
• Chiswick — 1 class
• Balham — 32 classes
• Earlsfield — 9 classes

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