Often when parents arrive at Baby Café, they say "I'm sorry we're late". But the whole point of Baby Café Bromley is that it runs as a drop-in. Which means that you don't need an appointment. You don't need to arrive as soon as we open. You don't need to stay until the end. Though I would suggest if you want support from me as the breastfeeding counsellor, ideally get there by 11.30am so that we get time to talk.

Often when parents come to Baby Café Bromley, they're not sure what to expect. They don't know whether it's ok to arrive late. Or leave early. They're not certain if it's ok to breastfeed their baby while they're there. And very unsure whether it's frowned up on to give their baby expressed milk or formula milk in a bottle. All of these things are ok.

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Peter Fountain, MP with Sherry Bevan, NCT President and NCT Breastfeeding Counsellor Peter Fortune, MP was delighted to attend the official launch of Baby Café Bromley on Monday 24 February. He was welcomed by Sherry Bevan, NCT President and local NCT Breastfeeding Counsellor. NCT Baby Café Bromley takes place at St Augustine’s Church, Southborough Lane, Bromley BR2 8AT on Mondays. It offers skilled breastfeeding and infant feeding support to families in Bromley and surrounding areas.