Apple Tree Nursery & Pre-School

A useful reminder of the importance of realistic expectations and understanding when it comes to our little ones, especially for any parents or carers having one of 'those days'.

Keep going - you're doing great ❤️

One of our regular yoga sessions

Co-sleeping - The Lullaby Trust Some parents choose to share a bed (known as co-sleeping) with their babies. Read our advice on how to co-sleep more safely.

We enjoyed the snow on Thursday

is running from 13-19 March this year. It’s an opportunity to get people talking about the sudden infant death syndrome (SIDS) and, more importantly, how to reduce the risks.

Painting doesn't always have to be on paper.

The First Words Together team Stories have organised a series of cinema screenings for parents and their babies!

Go along to their FREE event on Tuesday 17 January at Midlands Arts Centre, for cinema screenings of Julia Donaldson’s Room on the Broom and Superworm! You’ll also learn some activities to help your little ones learn their first words, and collect a free gift bag!

There’s three sessions to choose from:

9.30-10.45am

11.30am-12.45pm

1.30-2.45pm

Booking is required. For more information and to confirm your ticket, visit their website: http://literacytrust.org.uk/events/babys-first-cinema

Our Emergency Department is very busy. Our teams are still here to help and understand it can be a worrying time for families when children are unwell.
That’s why our clinical colleagues have done a series of short videos giving you handy tips on common childhood illnesses and injuries. You’ll find advice for parents with newborns as well as information on mental health, fevers, diarrhoea and vomiting, minor injuries, breathing and where to get help.
Find out more on our website: https://orlo.uk/PV2bv
Please remember our ED is always here should your child be seriously unwell. In other cases, remember ‘NHS 111 First’. You can get medical help by calling the NHS 111 service, heading to https://orlo.uk/gVdM6 and completing the online questionnaire (for those aged five and over) or by contacting your GP.

Birmingham Forward Steps Health Visiting Service on Twitter “Let’s keep our children safe. Button batteries poster https://t.co/gppCcYaBEA”