Baby Sensory
Baby Sensory classes for babies from birth to 13 months run at Clayton Village Hall, Reva Syke Road, BD14 6QN on Tuesdays and Wednesdays, led by Charlotte Lucas of Baby Sensory Bradford Central.
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About this class
Baby Sensory at Clayton Village Hall is run by Charlotte Lucas, who has been leading Bradford Central classes for six years. Sessions are open to babies from birth to 13 months, and the timetable gives families real flexibility: four slots on Tuesdays — 9:45am, 11:15am, 12:40pm, and 2:00pm — and three on Wednesdays: 9:30am, 11:00am, and 12:30pm. Clayton Village Hall sits on Reva Syke Road in BD14, and is one of three venues where Charlotte runs Baby Sensory Bradford Central classes, alongside Hipperholme and Undercliffe.
Each session follows a detailed lesson plan — every one written by the programme's founder, Dr Lin Day — and the hour weaves together creative play, tummy time, movement, visual activities, and hands-on textures with scents, massage, and music. The sensory area is arranged to match the distance at which young babies see objects clearly, and instrument decibel levels are measured to ensure they are not too loud. Every session opens with a signature song and closes by mimicking womb sounds to settle babies down gently.
Throughout the class, Charlotte uses a mix of original and traditional songs and rhymes to encourage early speech and language, alongside sensory signing activities that help babies and parents communicate from birth. Parents are welcome to feed or cuddle their baby at any point — the sessions are designed to work around babies, not the other way round. And because every activity is designed to be easy to repeat at home, the learning carries on well after you leave Clayton Village Hall.
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What ages can attend Baby Sensory at Clayton Village Hall?
Classes are open to babies from birth to 13 months. Once your baby reaches 13 months, the related Toddler Sense programme picks up from there and runs to age 5.
What happens in a typical session?
Each class runs to a structured lesson plan covering creative play, massage, tummy time, movement, visual development, textures, scents, and music. Charlotte uses original and traditional songs and rhymes to build early speech and language, and weaves in sensory signing activities so babies and parents can begin communicating from birth. Every session opens with a signature song and closes with soothing womb sounds to settle babies gently.
When do classes run?
At Clayton Village Hall there are seven sessions across the week: four on Tuesdays (9:45am, 11:15am, 12:40pm, 2:00pm) and three on Wednesdays (9:30am, 11:00am, 12:30pm). The spread of times makes it easier to find a slot that fits around feeds and naps.
How do I book or get in touch?
Contact Baby Sensory Bradford Central directly: phone 07738 411 082 or email bradfordcentral@babysensory.co.uk. Charlotte can also discuss parties, themes, and other arrangements.
What should I bring?
Parents are welcome to bring anything needed for feeding or comfort — you can feed or cuddle your baby at any point during the session. If you want to carry the activities on at home, toys and props from Baby Sensory sessions, including the 'Say Hello' range designed by Dr Lin Day, are available from the Baby Sensory shop.
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