Kiddieplace family day care

05/02/2026

Headline: 🌟 New Friends Wanted! Spaces Available Now 🌟

Are you looking for a safe, nurturing, and fun environment for your little one? We currently have a few rare openings for children aged 1 to 4 years old!

At kiddieplace family day care , we believe every day is an adventure. From sensory play for our 1-year-olds to school-readiness activities for our older explorers, your child will grow, learn, and make lifelong friends in a home-away-from-home setting.

What we offer:

✨ Experienced and passionate educator

🎨 Creative arts, music, and outdoor play

🍎 Healthy snacks habits and a focus on well-being

🤝 A supportive community for your family

We’d love to meet you! Drop a comment below or send us a DM to schedule a tour.
Please contact - 0411864070

13/01/2026

22/12/2025

Making name braclets
Xmas craft

18/12/2025

18/12/2025

Wobble Bubble Balloon Activity..

Today, ms H shown interest to make a wobble bubble and all the children took part in a fun and exciting Wobble Bubble Balloon activity. A red transparent wobble bubble balloon was introduced, which immediately captured the children’s curiosity. As the balloon gently rolled, bounced, and wobbled across the floor, the children eagerly followed it with smiles and laughter.
The children used their hands and feet to push, tap, and roll the balloon to one another. Some children experimented with different movements—pushing softly to see the balloon move slowly and pushing harder to make it wobble faster. They were fascinated by how the balloon changed direction and shape when touched.
Throughout the activity, the children practiced turn-taking, sharing space, and cooperation as they waited for their turn and encouraged their peers. They communicated using gestures, words, and joyful expressions, building confidence and social connections.
This activity supported the development of gross motor skills, hand–eye coordination, and spatial awareness, while also promoting sensory exploration and problem-solving. Most importantly, the children experienced a sense of joy, achievement, and togetherness during this playful learning moment in school holidays

17/12/2025

Happy 3rd birthday to Mr G...

17/12/2025

Happy 3rd birthday to Ms P...

16/12/2025

The child independently constructed a tall vertical tower using colourful magnetic tiles. They carefully stacked square pieces one on top of another and added triangular pieces at the top, creating a tower-like structure. The child showed strong concentration, steady hand-eye coordination and persistence while balancing the pieces. When the structure wobbled, the child adjusted the tiles to maintain stability, demonstrating problem-solving skills. The child appeared proud and confident once the construction was completed.

EYLF

Outcome 4: Children are confident and involved learners
The child demonstrated creativity, persistence, experimentation and problem-solving while constructing the tower.

Outcome 1: Children have a strong sense of identity
Confidence and independence were evident as the child worked without adult support and showed pride in their achievement.

Outcome 3: Children have a strong sense of wellbeing
Fine-motor control, balance and coordination were developed through careful placement of tiles.
Skills Observed
Fine motor skills
Spatial awareness
Early STEM concepts (balance, height, structure)
Concentration and perseverance
Creativity and imagination

16/12/2025

Making Xmas tree with recycling materials..

Creating our Christmas tree using recycled materials 🎄✨
A beautiful way to teach creativity, patience, teamwork, and care for our environment.
Little steps today, greener tomorrows ahead 🌱♻️
Learning through play, creating with purpose.”

This Christmas, we didn’t buy perfection — we created meaning.
Every hole, every mark, every reused piece tells a story of care,and responsibility.
Teaching little hearts that joy doesn’t come from new things, but from mindful choices.
Small hands, big lessons.
Reuse. Recycle. Reimagine.
Because a greener Christmas is the most beautiful gift of all..

15/12/2025

Xmas countdown.....

Today, the child participated in a paint-by-numbers activity using a Christmas-themed set. The child carefully observed the numbers on the picture and matched them with the corresponding paint pots. With focus and patience, the child used a paintbrush to fill in each section, showing control and attention to detail.
The child demonstrated concentration while selecting colours and followed the sequence independently, occasionally checking the numbers to ensure accuracy. As the artwork progressed, the child expressed excitement when recognising familiar Christmas symbols such as birds, holly, and bells. The completed artwork reflected the child’s effort, creativity, and pride in their work.
This experience supported the child’s fine motor development as they practiced controlled brush movements. It also encouraged early numeracy skills, colour recognition, and confidence in completing a task from start to finish.

🌱 EYLF

Outcome 4: Children are confident and involved learners
The child showed persistence, problem-solving, and the ability to follow steps.

02/12/2025

Late post

Halloween craft