Monkey Puzzle Day Nursery Ealing

Monkey Puzzle Day Nursery Ealing Monkey Puzzle Ealing Day Nursery & Preschool provides outstanding childcare facilities and early

Monkey Puzzle Ealing Nursey is conveniently reached by either public transport or car. Bus journeys from Acton Town take 4 minutes (the E3 bus runs every 6 minutes), and both Northfields and South Ealing Piccadilly line tube stations are a 10-minute walk from the nursery. The M4 motorway is a 2-minute drive away, and the North Circular Road within a 5-minute drive. The local park and library are w

ithin a 5-minute walk from the nursery. The Ealing nursery is directly opposite two good (as classified by Ofsted) primary schools: Mount Carmel RC Primary School and Little Ealing Primary School. When you ask yourself, what’s the best nursery near me, come and see us as we believe it’s Monkey Puzzle Ealing!

• Open weekdays from 8.00 am to 6.00 pm
• Closed for Bank Holidays, during Christmas week, and for two pre-arranged INSET days per year
• Children’s ballet, for children aged from 18 months to 5 years
• Secure outdoor play area with impact-absorbing play surface
• Car Park for dropping off and picking up children from the nursery

Here at Monkey Puzzle, our fees are inclusive of freshly prepared breakfast, lunch, tea, snacks and drinks. Our daily menus are carefully selected by a professional nutritionist to meet energy requirements of growing children. If you would like to view our nursery please call our lovely manager Biljana on 0208 840 1116 and we will be happy to arrange a time that suits.

Why won’t my child listen?Whether it's biting, ignoring instructions or throwing toys across the room, challenging behav...
04/09/2026

Why won’t my child listen?

Whether it's biting, ignoring instructions or throwing toys across the room, challenging behaviour can leave us feeling frustrated and unsure how to respond.
Join Dr Morvwen Duncan, Lead Clinical Psychologist and Founder of The Lotus Psychology Practice, for a free webinar exploring why children behave the way they do and what their behaviour may be communicating.

Together, we'll explore:

-Why behaviour happens
-Looking for patterns, using the evidence-based ABC model
-Evidence-based strategies to support behavioural change
-Why consistency matters and why it's often the hardest part of parenting

Discover a more compassionate, evidence-based approach to understanding behaviour and supporting your child through everyday challenges.

Reserve your free place through the link below and join us on Thursday 17th September at 7 PM for this expert webinar with Dr Morvwen Duncan.

Register here: https://bit.ly/4xKykCM

Child Behaviour | Challenging Behaviour | Parenting | Clinical Psychologist | Evidence-Based | Behavioural Change | ABC Model | Parenting Webinar

03/09/2026

What does active play and movement mean for young children?

Young children experience the world with their whole bodies. Before they can explain their ideas with words, they learn through climbing, balancing, carrying, building and exploring what their bodies can do.

You might notice your child climbing everything in sight, creating obstacle courses, balancing along walls or repeating the same physical challenge again and again. These moments are helping them build confidence, solve problems and discover their own abilities.

Dr Morvwen Duncan breaks down the importance of active play and movement, exploring how physical experiences support children’s development, confidence and understanding of the world around them.

Children don’t move simply because they have energy to burn. Movement is one of the ways they learn. Every jump, climb and balancing act helps children develop coordination, resilience and problem-solving skills.

Supporting active play can be as simple as exploring the outdoors, visiting a park or giving children opportunities to move, create and experiment.

If you’re curious to find out more about how your child learns, plays and explores the world around them, follow the link to take our Understanding Your Child Quiz: https://bit.ly/4xaNvoL

Discover your child’s personalised learning insights and gain a deeper understanding of the strengths, interests and qualities that make them who they are.

Active play | Movement | Physical development | Confidence | Resilience | Problem-solving | Outdoor play | Child development | Learning through play | Monkey Puzzle Day Nursery

03/09/2026

🎨✨ Celebrating culture, colour & creativity! 🌴🎭

We embraced and Carnival through a fun-filled painting activity bursting with vibrant colours and lots of glitter! 🌈✨
At Monkey Puzzle Ealing, we celebrate and embrace all cultures! ❤️🌍

🎓✨ And just like that… they’re ready for BIG school! 🥹💛Our little nursery leavers are spreading their wings and heading ...
01/09/2026

🎓✨ And just like that… they’re ready for BIG school! 🥹💛
Our little nursery leavers are spreading their wings and heading off on their next big adventure. From tiny first steps to confident little learners, we are so incredibly proud of how much they have grown.
We will miss their smiles, laughter, cuddles and all the special moments we’ve shared. 🥰
Go shine bright, little ones! 🌟 Your big school journey awaits, and we know you’re going to be amazing! 📚🎒
Once part of our nursery family, always part of our hearts. ❤️
Good luck, our wonderful leavers! 🎓🌈✨

28/08/2026

What does imagination and creativity mean for young children?

Imagination is much more than fun. Through pretend play, storytelling and creative expression, children experiment with ideas, explore emotions and make sense of the world around them.

You might notice your child turning the sofa into a pirate ship, a cardboard box into a rocket or the kitchen into a café. These moments of imagination give children the chance to explore different ideas, practise relationships and understand their everyday experiences in their own way.

Dr Morvwen Duncan, Founder of The Lotus Psychology Practice breaks down the importance of imagination and creativity, exploring how children use pretend play, stories and creative thinking to learn, communicate and understand the world around them.

Imaginative play isn’t “just playing”. It helps children develop confidence, problem-solving skills and the ability to explore different possibilities.

One of the best ways to encourage creativity is to join in your child’s play, follow their lead and give them the freedom to create their own ideas.

If you’re curious to find out more about how your child learns, plays and explores the world around them, follow the link to take our Understanding Your Child Quiz. Discover your child’s personalised learning insights and gain a deeper understanding of the strengths, interests and qualities that make them who they are.

Take the quiz today: https://bit.ly/4xaNvoL

Why do children have such big feelings? Why can something as small as the wrong colour bowl, leaving the park or putting...
25/08/2026

Why do children have such big feelings?

Why can something as small as the wrong colour bowl, leaving the park or putting on shoes lead to such enormous emotions? And why does reasoning seem to disappear just when we need it most?

Join Dr Morvwen Duncan, Lead Clinical Psychologist and Founder of The Lotus Psychology Practice, for a free webinar exploring how children's emotions develop and what parents can do to support them.

Together, we'll explore:

-What emotional regulation is and how it develops.
-What neuroscience tells us about children's brains.
-The importance of co-regulation and secure relationships.
-Practical strategies to support your child in developing their emotional regulation.
-Gain a deeper understanding of what’s happening beneath your child’s big feelings and how connection can help them learn to manage emotions.

Reserve your free place through the link in our bio and join us on Thursday 3rd September at 7pm for this expert webinar with Dr Morvwen Duncan.

Child Development | Webinar | Child Psychologist | Emotional Regulation | Children Emotions

20/08/2026

What does curiosity and discovery mean for young children?

Curiosity is one of the ways children begin to understand the world around them. Through exploring, asking questions and trying things out, children build their knowledge, develop problem-solving skills and make sense of new experiences.
You might notice your child asking endless “why?” questions, stopping to inspect every snail on the walk to nursery, or taking things apart just to see how they work. These moments of exploration are more than just play. They’re helping children build the foundations for thinking, language and learning.

Dr Morvwen Duncan breaks down the importance of curiosity and discovery, exploring how children learn through investigation, experimentation and following their natural desire to find out more.

Remember, curiosity isn’t about having all the answers. One of the best ways to support your child is to be curious alongside them. Try asking, “What do you think?” and explore the answer together.

If you’re curious to find out more about how your child learns, plays and explores the world around them, follow the link to take our Understanding Your Child Quiz: https://bit.ly/4xaNvoL

Discover your child’s personalised learning insights and gain a deeper understanding of the strengths, interests and qualities that make them who they are.

Understand Your Child | Quiz | Curiosity & Discovery | Monkey Puzzle Day Nurseries | Child Psychology

Why is every child so different? Why does one child run confidently into nursery while another hangs back? Why do siblin...
13/08/2026

Why is every child so different?

Why does one child run confidently into nursery while another hangs back? Why do siblings raised in the same home develop so differently? And why does development sometimes feel unpredictable?

Join Dr Morvwen Duncan, Lead Clinical Psychologist and Founder of The Lotus Psychology Practice, for a free webinar exploring what developmental psychology and neuroscience can teach us about how children grow, learn and develop.

Together, we'll explore:
- What child development really means
- Why children develop at different rates
- Why development isn't always a straight line
- How biology, relationships and experiences shape development

Discover a deeper understanding of your child's unique developmental journey and what helps them thrive.

Join us on Thursday 20th August at 7pm for this expert webinar with Dr Morvwen Duncan.

Register your place here: https://bit.ly/4hQfh5h

10/08/2026

🌿☀️ Little explorers, big adventures! 💚
Our amazing outdoor space gives children the freedom to run, climb, explore and learn through play🌱

Address

87 Little Ealing Lane
London
W54EH

Opening Hours

Monday 8am - 6pm
Tuesday 8am - 6pm
Wednesday 8am - 6pm
Thursday 8am - 6pm
Friday 8am - 6pm

Telephone

+442088401116

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