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A unique place for the young and growing family
Young families can get a half hour of peace at CheekyChino's, the café that includes the kids. Whether you're there to catch up with friends and family or just need a little time out, CheekyChino's is perfect. Designed especially for families with young children, the 0-5 age range can play and be safe with qualified childcare professionals taking care of them while parents can relax.
At a rate of $10 per half hour or $15 per hour, the cafe is separate to this service and is open six days a week. CheekyChino's isn't a daycare centre so it's important to stress that parents can't leave the cafe while their children are being cared for.
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