Auntie Rachel’s Daycare

23/02/2023

⭐️ Pancake day ⭐️

On Monday we made a some Yummy pancakes for our afternoon snack.

The boys enjoyed choosing their toppings and mixing the batter.

We chose some delicious chocolate chips to mix in and some healthy fruit choices

🥞🍌🍓🫐🍪

12/02/2023

30/01/2023

Are you looking for a home from home environment for your children?

We have a space available for children aged 0-4 years.

Full year or term time place.

2,3 and 4 year old funding accepted for both 15 or 30 hours.

Please inbox for more details.

23/01/2023

Tickle monster 😈📖

This afternoons story was Tickle time chosen by the children.

They took turns holding the book and retelling the story to their peers.

23/01/2023

⭐️Turn taking.⭐️

The children all played very nicely together each taking turns to help build a garage for the cars.

23/01/2023

🐰Chinese New Year 2023 🐇

Mark making and Chinese lanterns 🥢🇨🇳

We had lots of fun painting and decorating our Chinese lanterns to celebrate the year of the rabbit.

02/01/2023

Spaces available for childcare 0-4 years.

2,3 and 4 year funded sessions for either 15 or 30 hours.

Full year for term time.

Please message for more information.

02/12/2022

Dear parents,

You may have seen in the news, some worrying cases of Strep A and related infections such as scarlet fever, which have very sadly led to the death of some young children.

As a parent, if you feel that your child seems seriously unwell, you should trust your own judgement. Contact NHS 111 or your GP if:

your child is getting worse
your child is feeding or eating much less than normal
your child has had a dry nappy for 12 hours or more or shows other signs of dehydration
your baby is under 3 months and has a temperature of 38°C, or is older than 3 months and has a temperature of 39°C or higher
your baby feels hotter than usual when you touch their back or chest, or feels sweaty
your child is very tired or irritable
Call 999 or go to A&E if:

your child is having difficulty breathing – you may notice grunting noises or their tummy sucking under their ribs
there are pauses when your child breathes
your child’s skin, tongue or lips are blue
your child is floppy and will not wake up or stay awake
Good hand and respiratory hygiene are important for stopping the spread of many bugs. By teaching your child how to wash their hands properly with soap for 20 seconds, using a tissue to catch coughs and sneezes, and keeping away from others when feeling unwell, they will be able to reduce the risk of picking up or spreading infections.

Strep A and scarlet fever is highly infectious. Therefore, look out for symptoms in your child, which include a sore throat, headache, and fever, along with a fine, pinkish or red body rash with a sandpapery feel. On darker skin, the rash can be more difficult to detect visually but will have a sandpapery feel. Contact NHS 111 or your GP if you suspect your child has scarlet fever, because early treatment of scarlet fever with antibiotics is important to reduce the risk of complications such as pneumonia or a bloodstream infection.

If your child has scarlet fever, you will need to let me know as soon as possible as we have to notify the department of health for any outbreaks.

Your child will be excluded from our setting for at least 5 days, as this is a highly contagious and can be a serious infection.

06/12/2021

Fun this morning playing with our Christmas village and testing our fine motor skills threading with pipe cleaners