BABY BUNDLE
SUBSCRIBE FOR MONTHLY BABY ACTIVITIES
Online and at the Museum
Aimed at new parents and carers with babies under one year-old
Subscriptions are offered for 3-month and 6-month periods.
NB Subscriptions starting in September are now sold out. Please email us at families@ashmus.ox.ac.uk to find out about future availability or to get on our waiting list.
Activity times: 10.30–11.30am and 2.30–3.30pm
Booking is essential – details are below. ABOUT BOOKING
How it works
As part of our exciting new Baby Bundle offer families will be able to enjoy monthly social and learning activities in a subscription package which includes this mix of three sessions each month:
- We start the bundle from the first session you are able to attend
(Please contact our Family events programme coordinator if you have any further questions about the schedule. We try to be as flexible as possible) - Once a month 1-hour-long digital zoom session, with activities linked to the collection
- Once a month 1-hour-long family sensory social event in the learning studio, encouraging bonding with your baby and other families
- Once a month 1-hour-long baby-centred learning activity in the galleries
Note that each of the above activities are offered in the morning and afternoon and subscribers can choose which they prefer - PLUS regular emails to subscribers with details of what's planned for the coming month's baby bundle activities
MONTHLY ACTIVITIES SCHEDULE
There are three baby activities each month. Subscribers can choose one of the twice-daily, one-hour sessions on the day. Activities are always on Wednesday.
Participants will receive a monthly online resource (we're no longer doing an online Zoom activity), along with their Museum and Social session.
The morning session starts at 10.30am. The afternoon session starts at 2.30pm.
Please email families@ashmus.ox.ac.uk if there are any questions.
Mar
- Online resource – Spring Theme
- 6 Mar: Museum Session – Islamic Middle East, in Gallery 31
- 20 Mar: Sensory Social – Baby Massage, in the Lecture Theatre
Apr
- Online Resource – Ancient Childhood
- 10 Apr: Museum Session – Mughal India, in Gallery 33
- 24 Apr: Sensory Social – Texture Board in the Lecture Theatre
May
- Online Resource – Money and Metal
- 8 May: Museum Session – China, in Gallery 38
- 22 May: Sensory Social – Bubbles, in the Lecture Theatre
Jun
- Online Resource – At Home
- 5 Jun: Museum Session – Japan, in Gallery 37
- 19 Jun: Sensory Social – Sponges in Water, in the Lecture Theatre
Jul
- Online Resource: Music and Rhythm
- 10 Jul: Museum Session – Renaissance, in Gallery 43
- 24 Jul: Sensory Social – Glitter Bags, in the Lecture Theatre
Aug
- Online Resource: Sea Theme
- 7 Aug: Museum Session – Baroque Art and Music, in Gallery 46 and 39
- 21 Aug: Sensory Social - Edible Sand in the Lecture Theatre
Sep
- Online Resource – Bird Theme
- 11 Sep: Museum Session – Sickert and Camden Town, in Gallery 63
- 25 Sep: Sensory Social – Edible Paint, in the Lecture Theatre
Oct
- Online Resource: Colour Pigments
- 9 Oct: Museum Session – Pre-Raphaelites, in Gallery 66
- 23 Oct: Sensory Social – Herb Bags, in the Lecture Theatre
Nov
- Online Resource: Winter Special
- 6 Nov: Museum Session – European Art, in Gallery 44
- 20 Nov: Sensory Social – Ocean in a Bottle in the Lecture Theatre
Dec
- Online Resource: Portrait Faces
- 4 Dec: Museum Session – Dutch Still Life, in Gallery 48
- 18 Dec: Sensory Social – Shadows and Light in the Lecture Theatre
Jan 2025
- Online Resource: Pissarro
- 8 Jan: Museum Session – 18th Century Art, in Gallery 52
- 22 January: Sensory Social – Peekaboo with Scarves in the Lecture Theatre
Feb 2025
- Online Resource: Weather Theme
- 12 Feb: Museum Session – Colour and Conservation, in Gallery 3-4
- 18 Dec: Sensory Social – Dance Party in the Lecture Theatre
BOOKING
BOOKING DETAILS
Choose your subscription:
- £19.25 for 3 months of access
- £38.50 for 6 months of access
Subscribers will be emailed details of each month's programme and timing options
If you have any questions about the baby bundles, please email amy.hoose@ashmus.ox.ac.uk