How to contact BabyJabs and where to find us

New Street is opposite Liverpool Street Station, which is the nearest station to the BabyJabs clinic (the main station exit is on Bishopsgate). Click here to view on Google Maps.

Liverpool Street Station is served by tube (Circle, Metropolitan, Central lines), London Overground, and National Rail (Greater Anglia and Crossrail).

Walk through the main concourse and use the escalators to come out through the exit on Bishopsgate. When coming out of the station, Eataly will be on your left. New Street is just opposite the station. Cross the street at the traffic lights and walk for one minute into New Street. The clinic will be on your left.

IF YOU ARE COMING VIA OTHER STATIONS

• From Bank (Northern, Circle, District, Central lines and DLR): Come out of the station via Exit 2 and walk northeast on Threadneedle Street for around 4 minutes. Turn left into Bishopsgate. Walk for approximately 6 minutes east towards Liverpool Street Station. New Street will be on your right, opposite Liverpool Street Station. Turn right into New Street (Black Sheep Coffee will be on your left). Walk for less than a minute, the clinic is on your left. (Total walk estimate: 12 mins)
• From Aldgate East (District and Hammersmith & City lines): Come out of the station and turn right (towards the City) on Whitechapel High St. The Relay Building will be on your right. Keep walking straight ahead for around 5 minutes until you reach Aldgate tube station (which will be on your right) on Aldgate High Street. Turn right into Blue Boar Alley and walk straight ahead for around 5 minutes crossing St Botolph St into White Kennett St (Travelodge and the Post Office will be on your right) and then Cutler Street. Turn right into Devonshire Square through the WeWork entrance. Walk straight ahead until you see the atrium at Devonshire Square on your left. Turn left and keep walking for approximately 1 minute onto New Street. The clinic will be on your right. (Total walk estimate: 12 mins)

You can plan your journey with Transport for London.