A WORCESTER restaurant is offering free homemade cake to ‘designated pushchair drivers’ – the unsung parenting heroes who have the task of interrupting their dinner to try and get their little ones back to sleep.
Staff at Bluebell Farm Farmhouse Inns dining and carvery have teamed up with Absolute Radio to celebrate the efforts of designated pushchair drivers and reward them for their dedication to parenting with a free ‘cakeaway’ to enjoy.
Parents will simply need to state they are the ‘designated pushchair driver’ when ordering a main meal to receive their consolation for an interrupted dinner: a delicious slice of homemade cake, baked in house by Bluebell Farm’s Cake-a-tier.
Thomas Cassidy, general manager at Bluebell Farm, said: “As a family-focused restaurant we know all too well that someone often has to take responsibility for getting young children back to sleep while dining out as a family.
“That’s why we’re offering designated pushchair drivers in Worcester a free cakeaway to enjoy on the move whilst they tend to their little ones – it’s the least we can do to champion the unsung heroes who so often have to watch their food go cold while everyone else tucks into a delicious plate of carvery!”
Andy Bush from Absolute Radio’s Hometime Show, said: “As a dad I know first-hand how frustrating it can be when you’re given the role of designated pushchair driver –pacing around a carpark whatever the weather, trying to get your baby to go to sleep.
“This is why we put a call out for pubs and restaurants to get involved and support our cause. We’re thrilled to be able to join forces with the Bluebell Farm to be able to celebrate the ‘guardians of the pushchair’ and give them a special little treat to make up for missing out dinner time with friends and family.”
The trial will be available until February 13.
