Got questions about Siblings Skills Club?
We've got the answers. Below are some of the most common queries about our workshops and how they work. If you have any additional questions, feel free to get in touch – we'd love to chat!
Sibling Skills Club offers fun, interactive workshops designed to help children prepare for life with a new baby sibling. Through play-based learning, storytelling, and hands-on activities, we build confidence, encourage bonding, and ease the transition for families welcoming a new baby.
You can book a session via our website. Book a Workshop Now
Each 1-hour session includes games, role play, storytelling, and hands-on activities to help children understand their new role. They’ll learn how to bond with the baby, express their emotions, and feel excited about their new sibling.
Our group workshops take place monthly on Sundays at Well & Good in Godalming, Surrey. Private family sessions can be at home (within 1 hour of Godalming) or online.
For group sessions, we encourage parents to come with only their older child, so they get focused attention. For private sessions, younger siblings are welcome.
Ideally, during the third trimester, but children can benefit at any stage before or after the baby’s arrival.
Yes! We welcome all children and can adjust our sessions to suit different learning styles and needs. If your child would benefit from a more personalized experience, our private sessions may be ideal.
That’s completely normal! Our play-based approach and friendly facilitators help children feel comfortable and engaged. Private sessions may be a better option if your child needs extra support.
Nothing is required! We provide all materials, props, and fun activities. If your child has a favourite doll or teddy, they’re welcome to bring it along to “practice” being a big sibling.
Our small-group workshops are limited to 10 children per session to ensure a fun, engaging, and supportive environment.
Group Workshops: Small, interactive sessions for ages 2-7, held monthly in Godalming.
Private Family Sessions: One-on-one tailored workshops at home or online, perfect for children who may feel overwhelmed in a group setting or need extra support.
Yes, we understand that plans change! We offer rescheduling if you let us know at least 48 hours before the session. Refunds may be available depending on circumstances.
Yes! If you’re outside our service area or prefer an online option, we offer virtual private sessions, tailored to your child’s needs.
Parents are welcome to join in or observe! We recommend that the non-pregnant parent attends, giving the expecting parent a well-earned rest.
Absolutely! Children often benefit from repeating sessions, reinforcing their learning and building excitement for their new sibling.
We focus on building positive associations with becoming a big sibling. By nurturing confidence, empathy, and inclusion, children feel valued, reducing feelings of jealousy or insecurity.
Age-appropriate skills like baby care basics, emotional resilience, and how to be a helpful big sibling.
The ideal time is during the third trimester, so your child has enough time to adjust to the idea of their new role. However, workshops are beneficial before or after the baby arrives.
Yes! We teach children age-appropriate ways to help with their new sibling, such as gentle touch, understanding baby cries, and how to be a great helper while keeping things fun and safe.
Our group workshops are designed for children aged 2-7. Private sessions can be tailored for older children or families with specific needs.
Our workshops help children develop empathy, confidence, and practical skills for becoming a big sibling. We focus on reducing jealousy, fostering positive sibling relationships, and making the transition fun and exciting. Browse our workshops here.
Yes! we encourage parents to participate in parts of the session to reinforce learning at home.
Absolutely! We offer gift vouchers, making it a meaningful present for expectant families.
Absolutely! We offer virtual and in-person sessions for families who prefer to learn at their own pace, as a unit from home.