Small Groups, Big Attention
One caregiver for every four toddlers. Your child is known — their songs, snacks, and sleepy cues.
Programs Toddlers
Toddlers (18 months – 3 Years)
Big feelings, wobbly steps, endless "why?" — our toddler room turns this busy age into a gentle adventure of language, friendship, and independence.
Cosy Care, Big Discoveries
Toddlers need two things that sound opposite: freedom and routine. Our days give them both — a predictable rhythm of meals, naps, and hellos, wrapped around long stretches of child-led play.
Language blooms here. We narrate, sing, and read constantly, and our story corner is the busiest square metre in the building. Outdoor time happens twice daily, whatever the weather (we have the puddle suits).
Creative PlayStory-time & LanguageOutdoor ExplorationSocial InteractionMusic & Movement
What's Included
Two Daily Outdoor Sessions
Our secure garden has trikes, sand, a mud kitchen, and a hill that is exactly the right size for conquering.
Meals & Snacks
Fresh, allergy-aware food cooked on site. Menus go home weekly; fussy phases met with patience.
Calm Nap Room
Low light, soft music, and individual cots. Rest follows each child's rhythm, never a timetable.
Toilet-Learning Support
We partner with you when your child shows readiness — same words, same steps, home and nursery.
Daily Photo Updates
Meals, naps, nappies, and magic moments — a little diary of the day lands in your inbox by pickup.
A Day in the Toddler Room
- 9:00Welcome & free play. Blocks, books, and hellos while everyone arrives.
- 9:45Morning garden. Trikes, sand, and whatever the weather invented overnight.
- 11:00Story & song circle. Rhymes, instruments, and very enthusiastic joining-in.
- 12:00Lunch together. Family-style tables, real cutlery, proud faces.
- 1:00Nap & quiet time. Cots, blankets from home, and soft music.
- 2:30Art & afternoon play. Paint, playdough, and pickup-time show-and-tell.
Toddler Questions, Answered
How do settling-in sessions work?
We start with two short visits alongside you, then a gentle build-up over the first week. Most toddlers settle within days; we never rush a goodbye.
What should my toddler bring?
Just a comfort item, spare clothes, and outdoor gear if you have it. Nappies, wipes, meals, and puddle suits are all on us.
How do you handle biting and big emotions?
Calmly and kindly. We comfort first, redirect second, and always tell you what happened — with a plan, never just an incident slip.
Ready for the Toddler Room?
Book a visit and see story-time in action. Spots for 18 months – 3 years fill quickly each term.