Little Potters Nursery

🫂 Our Family Workshops are free* to attend, and no diagnosis is required for most.

We have online spaces available in June and July, covering:

😴 Sleep
🧸 Meeting Sensory Needs
🍎 Eating & Nutrition
🔄 Change & Transition
💜 Supporting Emotional Regulation & Behaviour
✨ And more!

Developed by clinicians, parents, and experts by experience, our Workshops offer practical support and strategies on a number of topics you can use at home.

Click to apply for your FREE sessions 👉 bit.ly/49HeZsg



*up to 2 free sessions per family, per year.

Thank you to Stoke Library for our Preschooler’s library packs. They were all very excited to look through them and share with their parents 😊

Last Friday, we were thrilled to welcome George from Cheshire Swim for a water safety session. The children learned how to stay safe at swimming pools and beaches, including the importance of always staying with an adult and knowing that a red flag means it’s time to stop swimming and get out of the water.

George also shared tips on using swimming aids safely, and never swimming alone. It was an engaging and educational session that helped our children enjoy water activities safely and confidently!

On Friday we celebrated David Attenborough's birthday by further developing our love of animals and nature. We talked about all of the wonderful things in our world and how we can help to protect them 🌍 Through books, we discovered some incredible animals that live in our world, with some of our favourites being different kinds of whales and fish, colourful birds, and so many insects! We even tried to find some in our garden! 🐳🦜🦋 We helped to rescue some sea creatures from water that had been polluted with rubbish, whilst talking about the importance of recycling and putting our rubbish in bins. We also helped to plant some different seeds, as well as planting some tomatoes and peppers in our vegetable garden. We can't wait to watch them grow - and hopefully eat them! :)

Safer sleep overview - The Lullaby Trust An easy guide to practicing safer sleep for your baby and reducing the risk of sudden infant death syndrome (SIDS, or cot death).