The Early Years Kids Club is a magical forest-themed space that offers interactive play and learning zones with sensory elements, as well as dance, music and art classes led by qualified child development experts. Members can enjoy up to three classes a day, alongside full access to the soft play area and a brasserie serving nutritional vegetarian food.
Themed events for children range from Fashion Weeks and Valentine’s Day to summer beach parties. Their top-tier welcome pack includes a 30-minute wellness consultation with Naturopath and Herbalist Jenya Di Pierro, a 60-minute massage, a 60-minute facial, use of the thermal suite, an infrared sauna session and an herbal product of your choice. The club also includes a crèche service, giving parents a chance to unwind in the wellness facilities, complete with a hair salon and spa boasting a thermal suite, sauna, Himalayan salt cave and meditation room. Treatments include massages, anti-ageing facials and bespoke packages performed on custom-made Dolomites Quartz beds. Jenya Di Pierro offers herbal medicine and homoeopathy consultations for adults and children, which sit alongside an offering of acupuncture, colonic hydrotherapy, IV infusions, physiotherapy, hypnotherapy and psychotherapy.
Kids Club members can additionally book appointments with the Cloud Twelve off-site team for sleep and lactation advice, holistic education, speech therapy, family support, childbirth and child development consultations, which are available on request.
How to visit without becoming a member: The spa, salon and wellness facilities are open to members and non-members, while the Kids’ Club is a members-only zone.
Price, age-range and memberships: Kids’ Club memberships are offered on an annual basis, subject to club capacity, with three tiers: Gold, Silver and Bronze. Memberships start from £2,400 upwards for children aged 0-7. Membership includes guest passes for friends and families.
USP: The creche drop-off facility and wide range of impressive adult facilities including spa, salon and wellness zones and deep focus on wellness. There is also a feeding station where parents can prepare, heat and store infant milk safely.
Jaego’s House, Kensal Rise
Founded by parent Charlie Gardiner who was tired of visiting “soft play centres with bad coffee and no wifi”, Jaego’s House in Kensal Rise opened its doors in 2022, offering children a place to play and parents a place to work, workout and unwind without breaking the bank, all under one roof.
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