Little Oaks Nursery Leeds

As part of Safety Week- here is some important advice around bath times. Did you know children can drown in a few centimeters of water? Drowning is silent and quick, your child should always be within arms length when in the bath, paddling pool, swimming pool or any open water.

Next week we’re supporting the Child Accident Prevention Trust . Look out for bite-sized safety tips on the main accident risks to children. Discover top tips to keep children safe:

Child Safety Parents’ Pack | Child Accident Prevention Trust Our Child Safety Parents' Pack contains bite-sized facts and safety tips on the main accident risks to children. Allowing you to make simple changes that can fit into busy routines. Last update: 07/04/2026

Nursery will be closed on Monday for the Bank Holiday, it's also half term next week for all term time only children.
Enjoy the sunshine and the long weekend ☀

Some lovely feedback for the Bluebell Room this week.

Good luck to Aimee today, we’re all behind you 🏃‍♀️🍀

Aimee's fundraiser for Motor Neurone Disease Association Help Aimee Hawkins raise money to support Motor Neurone Disease Association

The safest cot for a baby is a clear cot. That means removing anything that isn’t essential, including toys and teddies.
Babies need just two items in their cot:
1. A firm, flat, waterproof mattress.
2. Lightweight bedding or a sleeping bag.
It’s important to remove anything that isn’t essential because items such as toys, blankets and bumpers could cover their face and obstruct their breathing.

The safest cot for a baby is a clear cot. That means removing anything that isn’t essential, including toys and teddies.

Babies need just two items in their cot:

1. A firm, flat, waterproof mattress.

2. Lightweight bedding or a sleeping bag.

It’s important to remove anything that isn’t essential because items such as toys, blankets and bumpers could cover their face and obstruct their breathing.

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Aimee, who works in our Daisy Room is running a half marathon to raise money for The Motor Neurone Disease Association. The MND Association is a charity focused on improving access to care, research and campaigning for people affected by motor neurone disease.
If anyone would like to make a donation, please click on the link to her just giving page.

Aimee's fundraiser for Motor Neurone Disease Association Help Aimee Hawkins raise money to support Motor Neurone Disease Association