How to find mum friends in Notting Hill

Notting Hill has a strong local identity and a lot of families who have been here a long time, alongside a steady flow of new arrivals. The smaller parks — Avondale and Kensington Memorial — are where you meet people, rather than the busier streets. They are small enough that you see the same parents week to week.

Where parents in Notting Hill actually meet

• Avondale Park, small enough that you see the same parents week to week.
• Kensington Memorial Park, with more space and a good playground.
• Portobello Road on a quiet weekday morning rather than a Saturday.

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 Notting Hill 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 Notting Hill

• Mum and parent groups in Kensington
• Mum and parent groups in Hammersmith
• Mum and parent groups in Westminster
• Mum and parent groups in Chelsea

Closest classes right now

• Chelsea — 9 classes
• Balham — 32 classes
• Earlsfield — 9 classes
• Twickenham — 9 classes

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