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Socialising as a new parent is not easy. Even trying to organise a babysitter is a mission, never mind everything else you need to sort out. However, having a strong community around you is essential, but it isn't always possible. Luckily, there are a host of events that both you and your baby can attend. Including brand new Baby On Board screenings at The Stella Cinema in Rathmines. If you've missed curling up in front of the big screen with buttery popcorn then we've got good news for you. The popular cinema has just launched screenings suited for parents and babies. Not only is The Stella's new screening a great way to unwind and watch a movie, but it's also a lovely way to meet new parents. Stella Rathmines is set to launch weekly Baby on Board screenings from Tuesday,  March 1st. The screenings will give new parents and their babies the chance to enjoy a comfortable, stress-free environment to sit back and enjoy the latest films in the plush surroundings of Stella Rathmines. The award-winning cinema has introduced numerous measures to ensure the screenings are suitable for parents and their little tots. The lights will be kept dimmed during the entire movie. The volume will also be reduced to ensure comfort for parents and their little ones.

The cinema said its goal is to ensure screenings are more inclusive and accessible for all guests.

These screenings also offer new parents a place to meet and socialise with no need for a babysitter. The ticket to these screenings includes complimentary tea/coffee as well as a pastry from The Stella Diner. The Baby on Board screenings will take place every Tuesday afternoon from March 1st. Not only is Stella Rathmines introducing screenings for parents and babies, but it has also just launched Subtitled Screenings. Stella Rathmines will launch weekly subtitled screenings every Thursday afternoon, starting with Cyrano on Thursday, March 3rd. These screenings will open up the existing program of films at Stella Rathmines to a wider audience and provide greater accessibility options to guests, particularly to the deaf and hard of hearing community. Subtitled screenings will also give greater access to students learning or improving their English who may benefit from the inclusion of subtitles. The cinema said its goal is to ensure screenings are more inclusive and accessible for all guests. Subtitled screenings will have subtitles displayed on the screen, staff will be on hand to assist guests. The screenings will be accessible screenings for the deaf and hard of hearing community. They will also be fully wheelchair accessible You can visit www.stellacinemas.ie for more information.