BRING YOUR BABY GUIDED LONDON WALK: The Real Stories of the Whitechapel Women 1888 - Feminist Jack the Ripper Tour

Yes! All our walks are designed to be step-free and we judge capacity based upon the number of buggies we can safely accommodate on each walk - this is why we ask for number of buggies on checkout.

If you are physically able to wear a sling - I know some people physically can't for many reasons - it's a good idea to chuck one in your buggy in case baby needs a cuddle during the walk!

Yes! When I created these walks they were designed specifically to be step-free.

This doesn't include kerb drops, which are sometimes unavoidable.

We always include a halfway stop where there are proper baby change facilities available and opportunities to get food and drink.

Please do not ever worry or be embarrassed about having to ask to stop - this is what I designed Bring Your Baby Guided London `Walks for when my son was a baby. Everybody on the walk is in the same boat as you and will understand.

If you find you urgently need to change baby during the walk please let your guide know. If you bring a portable change mat it may be possible to look for a place en route to stop and do this, or if you are not comfortable doing so, you can ask your guide to drop you a pin to your mobile phone so you can leave and catch up with the group after changing. It is imperative you let your guide know you are leaving. Please do not assume they have noticed you leave as they have a lot of people to monitor at the same time as guiding! :)

We always include a halfway stop where there are proper baby change facilities available and opportunities to get food and drink and feed baby if they are awake There will also always be seating for you to sit down and feed.

If you find you urgently need to feed baby during the walk please let your guide know (though it has been known for some savvy parents to breast-feed from their sling at the same time as walking!)

Please do not ever worry or be embarrassed about having to ask to stop - this is what I designed Bring Your Baby Guided London `Walks for when my son was a baby. Everybody on the walk is in the same boat as you and will understand.

If you need to stop to feed before or after the halfway stop, it may be possible to look for a place en route to stop and do this, or if you are not comfortable doing so, or need more than a few minutes, you can ask your guide to drop you a pin to your mobile phone so you can leave and catch up with the group after feeding. It is imperative you let your guide know you are leaving or stopping. Please do not assume they have noticed as they have a lot of people to monitor at the same time as guiding! :)

Yes! `There only needs to be one person in your group with a baby, so feel free to invite friends, parents, grandparents, neighbours...!

Every adult needs a paid ticket.

Please indicate the number of buggies when asked at checkout if you are buying multiple tickets.

You will always be provided with your guide's number (please check your junk email if you have not received this before the walk), so please call or text them to let them know. If you will be really late they can drop you a pin so you can catch up.

This is at the discretion of parents, but most walks have points which will be along busy roads, and so children need to be monitored at all times - by the parent or guardian, not your guide!

Some walks involve a lot of walking, so it is advisable to bring a buggy for children if they are still using one. Children's scooters are not suitable or permitted on our walks.

Please note that occasionally the content on our walks may be unsuitable for younger ears, though your guide will alert you to this if relevant, and will try to subtly adapt their words!

If older children are restless during the walk we have a halfway stop for lunch and baby change where they could stretch their legs at the same time. Occasionally we pass through a park or traffic-free area where they can get out of buggies to stretch their legs, but this is not guaranteed on every walk.

This is at the discretion of your guide for each particular walk, so please check ahead by emailing Lucy@bringyourbaby.org

In all cases, dogs need to be well-behaved, and owners aware that some customers on our walks (including both adults and children) may have fears around dogs, so sensitivity is required at all times.

We have a 24-hour refund policy, which includes moving your ticket over to another event, so as long as it's within this timeframe you are able to cancel.

The reason for this policy is that if I can't refill the space within the 24 hours I still have to honour to pay my guide. Thank you for your understanding.

If you have missed this timeframe for refunds we would still appreciate you letting us know you will not be attending so the group isn't waiting for you. You will have your guide's number emailed to you before the walk, so please contact them directly.

Most of our walks provide an hour (a few are 30 minutes) for feeding and changing halfway, but we understand the unpredictable nature of babies, who may have been asleep during lunchtime or suddenly fill their nappy at the end of the lunch stop! Please let your guide know if you need more time and they can always drop you a pin so you can catch up.

It is advisable to use the baby change at the start of the halfway stop if babies are awake, but know this isn't always possible.

Some of our customers may have school pick-ups for older children, or other appointments to get to after the walk, so we appreciate your consideration in feeding and changing within the allocated time if possible.