Welcome to our Baby Room
Our babies participate in many activities as we cater for a variety of development levels. This ranges from tummy time with various cause and effect, noise making and stimulating toys, to 
participating in messy play, dancing, construction and small world activities. Activities are set out to encourage a child’s interest, through play your child will be introduced to colours, shapes, sorting, counting and develop their gross motor skills. All children participate in song and story time as well as sensory activities.
We follow your child’s home routine as much as possible and document your baby’s day using daily sheets which contains details of when they have slept, what they have eaten, their nappy changes and what activities they have participated in.
Your baby will have a ‘Key Person’ who will create a ‘Learning Journey’ which contains observations and photos to show what your baby has been doing whilst in our care, which is then linked to the Early Years Foundation Stage Curriculum. This will move through the nursery throughout their time here and once they have reached school age is yours to keep as a memento of your baby’s first five years.
Planning is completed by the staff caring for your baby ensuring that a variety of activities are provided which cover all areas of learning and development. By knowing the babies in our care very well we are able to plan activities that we know they will enjoy which in turn will help them progress in their next steps helping them reach their developmental milestones.
Our staff are always available to provide advice, talk about your baby’s progress and listen to anything you may have to say. Working in partnership with our parents is paramount to our success as a high standard nursery and we always welcome feedback.
At mealtimes our babies all sit together at low level tables or in low level high chairs to encourage social skills and table manners. Staff will help to feed young babies and encourage self-help skills when the babies are able to feed themselves.
Advice and resources on topics such as activities, sleep patterns, nap-times, weaning or behaviour can be sought from any of our qualified, experienced staff.