Baby cinema in Oslo

Baby cinema is ordinary cinema for anyone home with a baby: current films in the late morning, with the lights partly on and the sound turned down. Your baby sits on your lap, and crying, feeding and a nappy change mid film are entirely expected. That is what these screenings exist for.

The screenings are made for the parents, not the children. They work best while your baby still sleeps a lot and is happy on your lap. Once your child would rather explore the auditorium on foot, kids' films are the better option.

Below you'll find the cinemas in Oslo with baby screenings, with a map and addresses. Most screenings run on weekdays around noon, and several of the cinemas leave every other seat free so there is plenty of room for a carrier and a changing bag. Check each cinema's own site for what's showing.

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Barselskino på Vega Scene

Kino

Hausmanns gate 28, 0182 Oslo

Vega Scene has three cinema screens offering baby and toddler screenings, centrally located near Torggata. Lowered sound and lighting and room for strollers make it easy to bring your baby to the movies.

Babykino på Symra

Kino

Cecilie Thoresens vei 23, 1274 Oslo

Neighborhood cinema in Lambertseter with weekly baby screenings on Tuesdays and Thursdays at 12:00, dimmed light and lower sound, with every other seat left free for stroller space. Baby noises are completely fine.

Babykino på Colosseum

Kino

Fridtjof Nansens vei 6, Oslo

Baby screenings with dimmed light and lower sound, Monday to Thursday. Baby noises are completely fine, and every other seat is left free for extra space.

Babykino på Ringen

Kino

Sannergata 6D, Oslo

Baby screenings every weekday at 12:00 in Grünerløkka. Strollers are parked outside the auditorium, and sound and lighting are lowered so you can watch a current film with your baby on your lap.

Babykino på ODEON Storo

Kino

Vitaminveien 7, Oslo

Baby screenings every Tuesday at 12:00 at ODEON Storo, between Storo and Nydalen. Lowered sound and lighting and room for strollers make it a relaxed cinema outing for parents on leave.