Question Time
Is First Born a good idea for all new parents?
First Born is all about enjoying some quality time together so it’s recommended that you only book when your child is regularly sleeping between 8pm and 10.15pm.
No problem. It’s easy to take a break between courses if you need to check on or settle your baby.
First Born allows people who can’t get out to restaurants to host their own. Additional guests cost from just £45 per person so If you’d like to get a group together then just do what you’d normally do and split the bill. You can even create an online kitty and sort out the money upfront with wigadoo.com.
Assuming you have some essentials like an oven and hob you will only need to provide some plates, cutlery and the odd pot or pan. Everything else will be looked after by the chef who will check what equipment you have in your kitchen. Your chef will also do all the washing up and leave your kitchen clean and tidy.
No problem. It’s easy to take a break between courses if you need to check on or settle your baby.
First Born allows people who can’t get out to restaurants to host their own. Additional guests cost from just £45 per person so If you’d like to get a group together then just do what you’d normally do and split the bill. You can even create an online kitty and sort out the money upfront with wigadoo.com.
Assuming you have some essentials like an oven and hob you will only need to provide some plates, cutlery and the odd pot or pan. Everything else will be looked after by the chef who will check what equipment you have in your kitchen. Your chef will also do all the washing up and leave your kitchen clean and tidy.
What if I need to attend to my child during the meal?
We miss going out to restaurants with our friends. We'd really like to do First Born with a group but can't necessarily pay for everybody. What can we do?
Do we need to provide anything?
