Children under the age of six at our Liverpool Day Nursery are working hard at being kind and tolerant but parents still feel there is much to learn, according to new research. Not always telling…
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Our Day Nursery in Liverpool takes the welfare of your children very seriously. That is why all our staff are highly qualified and are selected on their qualifications and their love of working with children. …
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Daytime naps are crucial for babies and toddlers’ brain development and are essential for their wellbeing. Yet many young children go without a nap at nursery, either because it does not have a dedicated sleep…
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Children aged four to ten are consuming twice as much sugar as they should, while older children have three times the recommended daily amount, a major survey has revealed. You can be assured that your…
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Pre-school children are showing increasing signs of being unhappy with their body image and appearance, a new survey has revealed. Our Liverpool Day Nursery encourages good, positive thoughts about the way children feel about themselves….
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The Early Years Foundation Stage Profile (EYFSP), which was due to become non-statutory from September 2016, will continue to be mandatory for the 2016-2017 academic year Our Day Nursery in Liverpool complies with the Early…
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It is remarkable how in the space of less than ten years, touch screen devices have become the norm in the majority of households in the UK. Tablets are now outselling laptops and Ofcom revealed…
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The start of a new school term is always exciting, but the transition from nursery to primary school can be both daunting and overwhelming for young children, and although every parent wants their child to…
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Researchers are calling for outdoor learning to be included in the national curriculum after a report found it is in decline, despite evidence of its effectiveness. And here at our Liverpool Day Nursery we have…
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To keep children occupied, a third of working parents will take annual leave from work, whilst 11 per cent will take unpaid leave, costing an additional £309 in lost income. Shane Forster, Voucherbox UK…
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