Toddlers Childrens Nursery Limited

13/08/2026

Our sister nursery has now opened their play cafe to the public 😄

From Monday 17th August we will be open Monday to Friday 9.30am-3.30pm.

Booking is required. To book you can either -
1. call us on 01204 561 287
2. message us on Facebook or Instagram
3. email us at [email protected]

We look forward to welcoming you 😃

29/07/2026

**********SEPTEMBER 2026***********

Is your child's date of birth between 01.09.22and 30.12.23?

If so we have places available in our Preschool room for September 2026!

We offer full days 8am-6pm,
half days 8am-1pm or 1pm-6pm and
school days 9am to 3pm

All our Preschool children learn British Sign Language and First Aid as part of their curriculum!

Please come and have a look at our spacious Preschool room and beautiful garden.

We accept working parent funding, eligibility funding and tax free childcare.

24/06/2026

URGENT
Dear Parents,
Due to extreme heat, temperatures in nursery rising to over 30° today and the forecast due to be even hotter tomorrow we have made the difficult decision to close the Toddler and Preschool rooms on Thursday 25th June.

There has been little uptake on the alternative childcare offer at our sister nursery Teddies, however this offer will still stand as staff will be allocated to work from Teddies House Children's Nursery tomorrow.

We are very sorry for any inconvenience caused, however the well-being of children and staff is a priority.

For over 2 years we have been battling with council for air conditioning and heated units in these rooms due to our heating system being controlled by the school and we are unable to control the temperature in our nursery despite paying high rates to the council. Any letters of complaint will be greatly received and we can forward them to the council to back our plea.

The Baby and Tweenie room will remain open due to air conditioning units in these rooms.

Thank you for your understanding

24/06/2026

Please could all parents from our Toddler and Pre-School room please check your Class Dojo regarding an important message about tomorrow!
Thank you,
Jamie

12/06/2026

**********SEPTEMBER 2026***********

We have spaces available for September 2026!

We offer full days 8am-6pm,
half days 8am-1pm or 1pm-6pm(2yrs and over)and
school days 9am to 3pm

All our children learn British Sign Language and First Aid as part of their curriculum!

Please come and have a look at our spacious rooms and beautiful garden.

We accept working parent funding, eligibility funding and tax free childcare.

If you would like any information please give us a call on 01617669866 or pop us an email [email protected]

15/05/2026

08/05/2026

**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.

08/05/2026

We are recruiting a nursery practitioner to join our Under 2s. We have two, small homely rooms with up to 6 children in each.

Must be qualified level 3 or above.

Full or part time available.
Part time available is 4 days- (32 hrs)

Must be able to work between the hours of 8am and 6pm.(eg shifts such as 8am-4.30pm, 8.30pm-5.00pm, 9.00am-5.30pm, 9.30pm-6pm)

The most important thing is a good attitude to work.
Benefits:
Childcare employee discount
Free parking on-site parking
free employee assist counselling support program
Free mortgage advice from Mike Hodson - Mortgage Adviser
PFA training
Part time if desired

Our ethos is to inspire, develop and really engage with the children so they can enjoy themselves and have fun within a safe homely environment and our focus is on child centred learning with lots of outdoor play.

All positions are subject to an enhanced disclosure and barring check & full references

Please apply via email with full CV and cover letter or ring Jamie-Lea Fenton (Nursery Manager) if you require more information before applying.
0161 766 9866

[email protected]
Job Types: Full-time, Part-time
Part-time hours: 32- 40 per week
Application deadline: Fri 29th May

Call now to connect with business.

09/04/2026

❌Ditch the screen before bedtime!❌

Screen time before bedtime can affect sleep, avoiding screen time 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 for optimal sleep. Low-stimulation activities, like reading or listening to calm music, are less disruptive than interactive or emotionally engaging content.

Practical Tips to Reduce Nighttime 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 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.