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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.

Flagship Lush shop and spa on Glasgow's Buchanan Street. There is a lovely feeding and changing room located on the lower ground floor. There is a small cafe area on the first floor, but this looked more like a coffee bar and didn't appear to have high chairs. Lift access is available to all floors. The shop hosts regular Parent and Tots coffee mornings; the event description advises that they are a breastfeeding friendly venue and have bottle warming facilities onsite, though I haven't personally verified the latter point.

The library on the basement level of the Gallery of Modern Art is our secret weapon when in town with the wee one! The centre of Glasgow is surprisingly lacking in soft play or child-friendly venues, so when he needs to get out of the pram and wriggle we head to the lovely wee children's section. The library hosts a free Bookbug session on a Sunday afternoon. There is no seperate feeding room, but if you're happy feeding in public there is a cafe, and various seating areas throughout the library which you can use without having to buy anything.

Large city-centre shopping mall, featuring a variety of shops, cafes and restaurants, as well as a cinema. There are two parent and baby rooms in the centre - the most obvious is the one next to the toilets on the mezzanine level, but the one in the foodcourt is nicer and larger. This latter room is kept locked, but foodcourt staff can give access.

Contemporary Indian restaurant. Has high chairs. No specific children's menu.