Where We Spent a Wake Window: Le Petit Spa- Mum & Baby Wednesday

Helping mum pick out her pedicure colour.

Location & Parking:

Parking Pointers: I found off-street paid parking in front of the spa

Set your GPS to:    3080 W Broadway, Vancouver, BC V6K 2H1

Official info:  https://www.lepetitspa.ca/mummy-and-me-package 

The Damage Report ($):

  • Approx. $115 for the "Mummy & Me" package (Reflexology for baby + Pedicure for Mum).

    The Schedule: Note that this special is only offered on Wednesdays from 10:00 am to 2:00 pm.

 
 

Wheely Friendly?   

Yes. As much as a spa can be! I was able to push Gabe in his stroller right into the treatment room while he was napping. 

Getting ready for his reflexology.

The Snack Situation:

No food in the spa. However, you are right on West Broadway, so there are endless cafés and restaurants just steps away once your toes are dry. I had lunch at the Neverland Tea Salon.

Potty Proximity:

There are clean bathrooms inside the spa. While they don’t have a dedicated change table, I was able to change Gabe in the private treatment room before we started. 

Mum Musings: Our "Mum & Me" Date 

My birthday was two months after Gabe was born. My girlfriends in Newfoundland found Le Petite Spa and sent me a gift card for the “Mum & Baby” package, which was  incredibly thoughtful. I also desperately needed a pedicure so the timing was perfect. 

Baby boy in her mothers lap while she gets a pedicure at Le Petit Spa

Trying not to cry while I get a pedicure.

Baby lying on a spa bed with a stroller in the room at Le Petit Spa

The Set-up: Reflexology & Relaxation

Gabe was napping when I arrived, and I was so grateful that the reflexology started in a dimly lit room with peaceful music.

  • The Comfort Factor: There was a large spa bed which was perfect for holding Gabe when he woke up, and it was actually a comfortable spot to breastfeed him during the session.

  • Gabe was fascinated by his new surroundings. Every time he started to fuss, our reflexologist would coo and make faces to keep him happy. It really helped me relax and he seemed to enjoy the 10-minute session for him.

The Pedicure Transition

After the reflexology, we moved to the main area for my pedicure.

  • Convenience: We were able to leave all our gear in the private room for the duration of the visit, which saved me from lugging a diaper bag and stroller around the main floor.

  •  Gabe was the only baby there that day and was being a bit fussy. Even though it was "Mum & Baby Day," I still felt a slight pang of panic, but the other customers seemed completely unbothered. I really hoped  they knew it was “bring your baby to the spa” day.

Toddler Tolerance Level:

1.5 hours. This was the perfect amount of time to manage a baby Gabe's age before he was ready to nap again. 

Nap Roulette Options?

Right next door is the Neverland Tea Salon, which looks like something out of a storybook. Gabe and I popped in there for lunch afterward. If you’re a fan of afternoon tea, check out my other post on 3  high-tea spots with a toddler.


Baby boy lying on his mothers lap while getting reflexology on his baby feet at Le Petit Spa

Gabe loving his mini reflexology session while my feet are draped in a hot towel.



Author

Mimi of Mi & Yu things to do in Vancouver

I’m Mimi, the writer behind Mi & Yu. This blog was born out of a year spent exploring Vancouver with my toddler Yuyu and newborn son Gabe while my husband Jamie worked through a demanding fellowship.

What started as a way to survive the newborn phase turned into a collection of tried-and-tested family adventures, real reviews, tested logistics, and the occasional toddler meltdown included. Now back home in Newfoundland, I’m sharing those adventures so other parents can skip the decision fatigue and get straight to the fun part.

 

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