Teddies House Children's Nursery

🎉 SEND Play Centre Session! 🎉
​We are running a special play session for children with disabilities and additional needs, and we would love for you to join us!

​📅 Date: Wednesday 24th June
⏰ Time: 4:30pm – 6:30pm
📍Playtopia Bolton Unit 4, Boundary Industrial Estate, Millfield Rd, Breightmet, Radcliffe, Bolton BL2 6QY
👫 Siblings: Absolutely welcome to come along and join the fun!

​It’s a fantastic, safe space for the kids to play, explore, and make new friends, and a great chance for parents and carers to connect too.
​👇 Check out the image attached below for all the details
​We can't wait to see you there! 🎈

Spaces available in our SEND support base provision from September.

😊No diagnosis required
😊Staff trained in attention autism and the curiosity programme
☺️Awarded the Inclusive Quality Award by Bolton LA
😊Soft play centre also included in the provision

We have an open door policy, so please feel free to pop by and take a look around

For more information call Sarah or Faye on 01204 792 242

We also have spaces available throughout the nursery 😀

Oh hello pretty new floor!!

One step closer to being finished!!!!

What do you think Farnworth?

Our sister nursery in Whitefield is recruiting a Level 3 practitioner for their under 2 unit 👀

Call now to connect with business.

**Ditch the screentime before bed!**

Screentime before bedtime can affect sleep, avoiding screentime before bed is vital for getting better sleep. Lack of sleep can affect physical and mental development and regulation of emotions.

The light emitted from screens, especially bright or close light, can signal your brain that it’s still daytime, delaying the release of melatonin, the hormone that promotes sleep. This effect is intensified by mental stimulation fast-paced content, which keeps the brain active and alert, making it harder to fall asleep.

Experts suggest avoiding screens for at least 1–2 hours before bed, with some recommending up to 2–3 hours for optimal sleep. The exact timing depends on individual sensitivity and the type of content consumed. Low-stimulation activities, like reading or listening to calm music, are less disruptive than interactive or emotionally engaging content.

**Practical Tips to Reduce Night time Screen Impact**
1. Remove devices out of sight 2 hours before bed time
2. Bath time, make relaxed, low lighting and calm music
3. Follow bath time with a story. We have a free library at the entrance. Please feel free to use our library. Nothing compares to a story being read to a child by a loved one all cuddled up.
4. If your only option is a story book on you tube for example. Use “night mode” or dim the brightness on devices if you must use them close to bedtime. But do try to use a real book in replacement.

🙊Sneaky peak at our soft play! 🙊 Available for children under 8.

The decorator is in, giving the room a freshen up and then it's the flooring to do.

Our wrap around care children are currently enjoying their play time after school!! 😀

Starting to take shape!!

So far we've had all the divides in the room removed, a kitchen extension and newly fitted worktops and appliances, new windows and Air-conditioning units fitted!

Once the soft play is completed we will be decorating and having a new flooring fitted ⭐

Teddies Play Cafe coming soon 🤩🐻