Parent-and-toddler Classes in Roscommon
Explore 16 Parent-and-toddler classes for kids in Roscommon, Ireland. Compare schedules, ages and pricing below, or contact a provider directly to book.
Cúan Bhrid P & T Group
Community parent and toddler group offering informal weekly playtime and social contact for local parents, carers and young children, held at Cúan Bhrid Childcare Centre.
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Castlerea Community and Family Resource centre
Community parent and toddler group offering informal weekly playtime and social contact for local parents, carers and young children, held at St. Patricks Street.
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Stepping Stones P & T Group
Community parent and toddler group offering informal weekly playtime and social contact for local parents, carers and young children, held at Ballaghaderreen Family Resource Centre.
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Brightsparks P & T Group
Community parent and toddler group offering informal weekly playtime and social contact for local parents, carers and young children, held at Lisacul Resource Centre.
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Little Live Wires P & T Group
Community parent and toddler group offering informal weekly playtime and social contact for local parents, carers and young children, held at Rooskey Development Co..
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Ready to Play
In Monksland, County Roscommon, Ready to Play's parent-and-toddler classes are led by child development experts and teachers, offering a new weekly play and music theme drawn from over 30 across the year - from the rainforest to under the sea to circus skills. Baby classes are suitable from newborn to pre-walkers, while Walkers-Toddlers Play & Music covers pre-walkers up to 3.5 years, with sessions built as much around community for parents and caregivers as early learning for children. 5 sessions cost €70.
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Bloom Baby Classes Midlands Ireland
In south Co. Roscommon, families near Crannagh can join Bloom Baby Classes' nearby Midlands sessions, which run weekly across Athlone, Mullingar, Tullamore and Edgeworthstown. The programme offers two age-based classes built around music, movement and sensory play. Caterpillar Club (birth-6 months) is a gentle, calming introduction to sensory play, closing with a parachute wind-down and guided baby massage, while Busy Bees (6-15 months) is a livelier session using instruments and themed props to support motor skills, body awareness and early language as babies become more mobile. A new theme runs across both classes each week. Term pricing is 84 euro for 6 weeks or 70 euro for 5 weeks; the closest sessions run on Thursdays in Athlone.
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Rooskey Parent, Baby and Toddler Group
Known locally as Little Live Wires, Rooskey Parent, Baby and Toddler Group gathers every Friday from 10.15am to 12.15pm at Rooskey Community Centre on Main Street, Co. Roscommon. There's no need to book - mums, dads, grandparents, childminders and carers from any area are free to just turn up with their babies and kids. A good selection of toys keeps children entertained while adults settle in for tea, coffee and a chat, with high chairs and baby chairs on hand for the littlest visitors. The group also marks the calendar with parties for Halloween, Easter and other holidays. Cost is €3 per child.
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Rahara Parent, Baby and Toddler Group
Rahara Parent, Baby and Toddler Group meets every Friday during the school term at Rahara National School on the Athleague Road, Co. Roscommon, running from 10am to 12pm. Parents, grandparents and childminders are all welcome to bring along babies through to preschoolers aged 0-5. It's a relaxed, low-key morning built around a chat over tea and a biscuit while the children play, with a small contribution of €2 per adult covering the session. Those who'd like to stay in the loop can leave their name and mobile number on a Friday to be added to the group's WhatsApp.
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Mum2Mum Roscommon
Mum2Mum Roscommon is a breastfeeding, pumping and combination-feeding support group run by Friends of Breastfeeding, open to expectant parents, babies, toddlers and their caregivers alike. It's a friendly, judgement-free space to ask questions and share experience with other parents navigating feeding. The group meets every third Saturday of the month from 10.30am to 12pm at Roscommon County Library, Ballypheasan. A suggested donation of €2 helps cover costs, and all bumps, babies and toddlers are welcome.
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Lisacul Parent, Baby and Toddler Group
Also known as the Brightsparks Playgroup, Lisacul Parent, Baby and Toddler Group meets near Castlerea, County Roscommon, giving parents a relaxed space to meet over coffee while children play and get to know one another. Drop-in attendance is the norm, so there's no pressure to make every session, and a Facebook group is on hand to keep in touch between meet-ups. Sessions run every Thursday morning from 11am to 1pm during term time at Lisacul Community Centre. Attendance is free.
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Frenchpark Parent, Baby and Toddler Group offers a simple, friendly weekly get-together for young families in County Roscommon, a chance for little ones to play in a new setting and for parents or carers to meet others in the area over some conversation and a change of scenery. The group meets every Friday during term time from 10 to 11am at Frenchpark Childcare Centre. There's no charge to attend, making it an easy, low-pressure outing for families with babies and toddlers.
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Boyle Parent, Baby and Toddler Group, hosted by Boyle Family Resource Centre in County Roscommon, is an informal drop-in space for babies, waddlers and toddlers up to age 3 and their parents, childminders or grandparents. The playroom has recently been revamped with new toys, adding to the welcoming atmosphere. Sessions run twice weekly, every Tuesday and Thursday from 9.30am to 12pm, at the Family Resource Centre, Knocknashee, Boyle. The cost is €2 per family, or a donation, and it's a good way to meet other local families with children of a similar age.
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Known locally as the Four Mile House Playgroup, Ballinderry Parent, Baby and Toddler Group offers a welcoming Saturday morning session in County Roscommon, complete with toys, books and changing facilities for the little ones, plus coffee and refreshments for the grown-ups. Regular attendees can also look forward to occasional workshops. The group meets every Saturday morning from 10 to 11.30am during term time at Cuan Mhuire, Four Mile House (F42 W326), beside Kilbride Community Centre. Attendance is free.
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Also known as the Stepping Stones playgroup, Ballaghaderreen Parent, Baby and Toddler Group is hosted by Ballaghaderreen Family Resource Centre in County Roscommon. Children can enjoy messy play, story time, nursery rhymes, a craft table and free play, while parents and guardians catch up over a cuppa. Sessions run every Monday morning from 10 to 11am during term time at the Family Resource Centre, Saint John's Terrace (An tSráid Nua), Ballaghaderreen. There's no charge to attend, and all caregivers, including parents, grandparents and childminders, are welcome.
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Babywearing ireland
Babywearing Ireland holds a peer-to-peer Sling Meet at Cregganaharna, Co. Roscommon, for parents and carers of babies and toddlers up to age 3. These informal, volunteer-led meetups let parents share experiences and get hands-on tips about babywearing, though volunteers don't offer professional guidance. A sling library service runs alongside the meets — attendees can borrow a stretchy wrap, woven wrap, ring sling, mei tai or soft structured carrier for a small fee and try it at home for a month before deciding whether to buy. A national library is also available, with slings delivered by courier for anyone who can't attend in person. Meet-ups are usually held monthly; keep an eye on Babywearing Ireland's social media for the date of the next Roscommon meet.
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Common questions
How many parent-and-toddler groups are there in Roscommon?
Kids Patch lists 16 parent-and-toddler groups in Roscommon. Each listing links straight through to the provider — Kids Patch is free for parents to use and takes no booking fee or commission.
What age range do parent-and-toddler groups in Roscommon cover?
Across the listings on this page, ages run from birth up to 5 years. 16 of the 16 state an age range. Every listing states one, so it is worth asking the provider directly.
How much do parent-and-toddler groups in Roscommon cost?
None of the 16 listings on this page publish a standard price. Fees for children’s classes in Ireland usually vary by term length, age group and session count, so providers quote on enquiry — you can message any of them from their listing.
Are there any free parent-and-toddler groups in Roscommon?
Yes — 4 of the 16 listings are free to attend. Use the "Free classes only" filter above to see just those.
Do parents need to stay during parent-and-toddler groups in Roscommon?
It varies by provider: of the 16 listings, 5 are parent-accompanied. The rest do not state a policy — assume younger age groups are parent-accompanied unless the provider says otherwise.