Family members' clubs in London you need to know

Jaego's House, Kensal Rise

This new club pitches itself as 'the perfect sanctuary for the whole family to enjoy' - and there's certainly something for everyone. The kids club, kids cinema and baby hotel offer respite from child-care, while the jungle gym, milk bar and mini chef's table promise adventure and plenty of fuel for fun. But it's the parents' perks we're most excited about - from postnatal fitness classes and one-handed breastfeeding menu to the co-working space, pizza terrace and adult-only cocktail bar. Alongside the facilities, there will be a programme of events such as Mat Leave Wine Tasting, Sleep Training and Weaning Masterclasses and plenty of kids' discos.

Jaego's House is due to open in autumn 2022. The first two rounds of memberships sold out in a flash, but more memberships will go on sale on 11 October 2022

Purple Dragon, Chelsea

London's hippest mums love Purple Dragon (Victoria Beckham is a member, and back in Harper's toddler days, used to love potato printing with her). There's plenty to inspire the creative child, with a music room, art room, classroom, ball pit of dreams, life-sized doll house, pool, teaching facilities and cafe. Kids can also cook, dance, explore... everything from baby sensory to puppet shows to karaoke is on offer, all under one roof. With dedicated staff ("play buddies") supervising every activity, it can be used as an afterschool club for kids or a parent-child bonding session. Since adult spaces - to work, to relax, to have a coffee - are integrated alongside, the whole vibe just feels convenient, pleasant and practical. There are a few different membership options depending on your needs, from weekdays only to unlimited monthly.

Cloud Twelve, Notting Hill

What does every parent dream of? A wellness space with child-friendly activities. For Londoners, it's arrived, in the form of Cloud Twelve, which has an on-site spa, salon and wellness clinic (specialising in everything from ayurvedic massage to cryotherapy), with a plant-based organic brasserie (open to non-members as well) and a dynamic family space. There's a soft play zone, on-site crèche for 0-7s and inspiring schedule of kids' classes and activities that involves everything from science experiments to mindful Mandala making to ballet. Also handy? On-site consultants to help with everything from baby weaning to sleep advice.

Maggie & Rose, Kensington, Chiswick and Islington

Maggie & Rose offers a family members' club experience AND a nursery one: the popular clubs can also be found in Asia. Bespoke soft play, ball pools, on-site brasseries with homemade food, a roof garden (in Chiswick), a co-working space (Islington) and a busy timetable where kids can cook, do crafts, garden, perform in musicals and much, much more. The Maggie & Rose ethos is all about creative learning: through play, food, art and imagination, evident in every aspect of the spaces and nurseries. The new Islington outpost also has a cafe with toys that's open to the public and can be rented out by non-members for kids' parties.

3 House Club, St. John's Wood

A family club for kids aged 0-8, 3 House Club hosts 30 classes per week, covering everything from dance classes for mums to Mini Mozart for kids. There's also ballet, crafts, storytelling and live music, science, tap, chess, art history and Hindi language classes. The space also has weekly coffee mornings for local mums and prenatal events to help create a new-mum community on your doorstep; if you're in the neighbourhood, why not try the unlimited one-week class pass for £45?