Mother Duck Childcare Wynnum

Mother Duck Childcare Wynnum Our two outdoor play areas in our Wynnum child care centre are spacious and grassy, with lots of shade from beautiful trees.

Sandpits and climbing frames invite children to explore, climb and run.

05/10/2026
03/10/2026

Recently, our Kindy and Djara Studios have been embracing Rhythm and Movement as a form of self-regulation (RAMSR) throughout the day. The children’s response to these daily invitations has shown us just how much they value coming together as a community through shared dancing, movement, rhythms, beats and singing.

This video showcases how the children have transferred their knowledge from our RAMSR invitations into their own play contexts, including Bush Kindy. Here, one of our Bush Kindy friends shares her very own original song, inspired by her natural surroundings and experiences at Bush Kindy.🎶🌳

✨In early September, we had a wonderful afternoon celebrating the special people in our lives as Father’s Day approached...
02/10/2026

✨In early September, we had a wonderful afternoon celebrating the special people in our lives as Father’s Day approached. We enjoyed coming together with our Mother Duck Wynnum community in an afternoon filled with smiles, conversations and opportunities to celebrate the wonderful relationships that surround our children each day.✨

A morning in the Art Atelier 🖌️🎨
30/09/2026

A morning in the Art Atelier 🖌️🎨

As one year begins to draw to a close, families naturally start thinking about the next.Children grow quickly in the ear...
29/09/2026

As one year begins to draw to a close, families naturally start thinking about the next.

Children grow quickly in the early years. Their interests change, friendships deepen, confidence develops and, before we know it, they are ready for new experiences and challenges.

A new year brings change. But alongside that change, there is something equally important for young children: continuity, which gives these experiences time to deepen.

Katy Bloodworth shares how we believe curriculum is found in these everyday experiences—in children’s questions, relationships, play, conversations, discoveries and the ideas they return to.

https://loom.ly/m2vAUfc

As one year begins to draw to a close, families naturally start thinking about the next. Children grow quickly in the early years. Their interests change, friendships deepen, confidence develops and, before we know it, they are ready for new experiences and challenges. A new year brings change. But....

28/09/2026

💕Earlier this month we celebrated our amazing team and all of the amazing work they do with the children at Mother Duck Wynnum! Here is a little video from our day💕

There’s something special about watching little hands get busy! Through exploring, creating, experimenting and making se...
26/09/2026

There’s something special about watching little hands get busy! Through exploring, creating, experimenting and making sense of the world through their own ideas. 🌿🤲

Building strong muscles in the Junk Yard💪
24/09/2026

Building strong muscles in the Junk Yard💪

The Infant Studio have been exploring watered-down clay with paint brushes, discovering how marks can be made through mo...
24/09/2026

The Infant Studio have been exploring watered-down clay with paint brushes, discovering how marks can be made through movement, touch and experimentation. 🎨✨

There is something quite special that happens when a child begins to truly know a place.They know where their hat belong...
22/09/2026

There is something quite special that happens when a child begins to truly know a place.

They know where their hat belongs. They recognise the morning rhythm. They know which educator will understand the look on their face when saying goodbye feels a little difficult. They return to the construction they started yesterday, continue a conversation with a friend, or pick up an idea that has been developing across several days.

Slowly, an early learning environment becomes their place.

Katy Bloodworth shares why we believe this sense of belonging is one of the most important foundations for children’s learning.

https://loom.ly/MIohvHw

There is something quite special that happens when a child begins to truly know a place. They know where their hat belongs. They recognise the rhythm of the morning. They know which educator will understand the look on their face when saying goodbye feels a little difficult. They return to the const...

Address

405 Tingal Road, Wynnum
Brisbane, QLD
4178

Opening Hours

Monday 6:30am - 6:30pm
Tuesday 6:30am - 6:30pm
Wednesday 6:30am - 6:30pm
Thursday 6:30am - 6:30pm
Friday 9am - 6:30pm

Telephone

+61733485352

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