Category: Shop

Mid-size Sainsbury's store. Has parking and toilet facilities, but no cafe area or place to sit for feeding.

Museum and art gallery featuring guest exhibitions, paintings, and artefacts from the history of Stirling. Free to enter but donations welcome. Has some activities aimed specifically at children, such as dressing up, drawing materials and brass rubbings. There is also a cafe and small gift shop. There are stairs to the main entrance, but there is an accessible ramp entrance to the side of the building.

Ikea store with a number of family friendly features, including a free creche for 3-10 year olds. The restaurant offers free baby food pouches, a microwave and bottle warmers for those who wish to heat their own food, and the use of high chairs and baby cutlery . There is also a nursing area and children's play area within the restaurant.

Second-hand baby and children's shop, selling a wide variety of items from clothing to prams. There is also an event space in the basement which hosts a variety of classes and groups.

M&S branch located within Silverburn. There is a cafe on the first floor which is always popular, but space can usually be found for a pram.

Members of the Sparks loyalty scheme can join "the parent hood" club for a free slice of cake, pastry or fruit pot when purchasing a hot drink, on Tuesdays from 0930-1130. They advertise this time as a parent & baby morning where you can meet other parents; I haven't personally attended one of these to know how it works

Shopping centre with a large selection of shops, restaurants and leisure offerings. It also has some of the best baby rooms we've seen!

Upmarket shopping and entertainment centre, featuring a number of cafes and restaurants. Also contains the Everyman cinema, which hosts regular baby and toddler-friendly screenings. I found the signage for the various baby changing facilities a little confusing, but the best changing option is the second floor baby room. As well as the rooms below, there did appear to be a stall in the basement female toilets which had baby changing facilities, but I was unable to check as it was occupied.

Large supermarket with children's clothing and baby section.

Home and furnishing store with a strong family-friendly emphasis. The store offers 60 minutes of free childcare for 3-10 year olds in their creche. Our current review is limited to the restaurant area, but additional baby changing facilities are available and we plan to add information on these on a return trip. The restaurant has a curtained-off nursing area. There is also a small children's play area, baby food-warming facilities, and high chair and children's cutlery available for use.

Various offers are available with an Ikea family card, such as free baby food pouches in the cafe. See the Ikea website for up-to-date information.