Eve's Little Nest Daycare

🌸🐣 Easter Egg Hunt Fun at Eve’s Little Nest Daycare! 🐰🌸

We’re excited to host a fun-filled Easter Egg Hunt for our little ones! 🎉🥚

📅 Date: Wednesday, 1st April 2026
⏰ Time: 10:00 AM – 12:00 PM
📍 Eve’s Little Nest Daycare

Join us for a morning of fun games, exciting prizes, treats, and of course… an egg-citing hunt! 🐣✨

Spots are limited, so please send us a message to confirm your child’s participation 💬

We can’t wait to celebrate Easter with you all! 💛🌷

What an incredible Career Day 2026 at Eve’s Little Nest Daycare! 🌟

Our little ones had an amazing time exploring their dream careers, and we are so proud of how they showed up dressed as their future selves! Thank you to all our parents for your effort and support — you helped make this day truly special 💛

Career Day is such an important part of Early Childhood Development, as it encourages imagination, confidence, and helps children begin to understand the world around them while dreaming big about their future.

A big THANK YOU to our wonderful public service professionals for taking the time to speak to our children and share their knowledge — your presence made a lasting impact!

We wrapped up the day with a fun-filled foam party, enjoyed lunch together, and captured some beautiful memories 📸

It was a day filled with learning, laughter, and unforgettable moments!

NB. No Kids faces are showed on this post.

🌍✨ Human Rights Day at Eve’s Little Nest Daycare ✨🌍

Today our little ones celebrated Human Rights Day by learning about their basic rights — the right to food, shelter, education, healthcare, love, and freedom ❤️

They had so much fun creating their beautiful “Rights Tree” crafts 🌳🎨, showing what each right means to them in a simple and creative way.

We are so proud of our children and how they are learning kindness, respect, and understanding from such a young age 💛

Take a look at their amazing work below 👇😊

🌈✨ Sensory Play in Action at Eve’s Little Nest Daycare! ✨🌈

At Eve’s Little Nest Daycare, learning is hands-on, fun, and meaningful! Our little learners are exploring letters through sensory play — tracing and recognizing letters in colorful rice trays.

Why is this important for Early Childhood Development (ECD)?

🧠 Sensory play strengthens brain development
✍🏽 Builds fine motor skills needed for writing
🔤 Supports letter recognition and early literacy
👀 Improves focus and concentration
💬 Encourages language development

When children see, touch, and trace letters, they remember them better! This playful approach lays a strong foundation for reading and writing success.

Give your child a nurturing start where learning feels like play 💛

📲 WhatsApp us on 068 863 6831 to enrol or find out more!

Eve’s Little Nest Daycare
Where little minds grow and thrive 🌱

Valentine’s Day at Eve’s Little Nest Daycare was filled with love, laughter, and lots of creativity! Our little ones had so much fun making beautiful Valentine’s cards and decorating delicious cupcakes.

The excitement on their faces as they sprinkled toppings and shared sweet treats with their friends truly made the day special. Activities like these not only create joyful memories but also help develop fine motor skills, creativity, and social interaction.

At Eve’s Little Nest, we understand how important Early Childhood Development (ECD) is in laying the foundation for lifelong learning. During the early years, children develop essential cognitive, emotional, social, and physical skills that shape their future growth. Through fun, hands-on activities and a nurturing environment, we encourage confidence, independence, and a love for learning in every child.

We are proud to create meaningful experiences that support both happiness and development in our little learners.

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If your little one has visual or hearing impairments, you can get help for them, mama, by getting them assistive devices like glasses and hearing aids.

Schools also have school-based interventions where such impairments have been identified. It is important that, as parents and caregivers, you sign the consent form to access these interventions.

The South African National Council for the Blind (SANCB) helps with accessing assistive devices. 👓All you need to do is contact them.

📞You can call them using this number: +27 12 452 3811.
🏢You can also visit their offices for assistance at this address: 514 White Street, Bailey’s Muckleneuk, Pretoria.

☎️For more information on assistive devices and how to access them, send them an email here: [email protected] and [email protected] 📧.

For caregivers raising children with visual impairments, this is how you can help your baby:

📚Read aloud to your child. Children love hearing the voices of their parents. 🫂Encourage your child to also use other senses, like touch and hearing, to learn about their environment
🖼️Describe images to them as you are telling stories. This makes storytelling fun and interesting and keeps them engaged.
🫂Be patient with yourself and seek help when you need it!

Today we had so much fun learning about the number 1 and the alphabet A! ✨
Our little ones enjoyed tracing, exploring shapes, and practicing their fine motor skills.

🌱 Early Childhood Development (ECD) activities like tracing help to:
• Strengthen finger and hand muscles ✋
• Improve pencil grip and control ✏️
• Build early literacy and numeracy skills 🔢🔤
• Boost focus, confidence, and coordination 💡

Learning through play makes it even more exciting!
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Practical Ways to Build Kids' Confidence in 2026

Let’s teach our kids to be kind 💗🫶🏼

👓 Please note & share with other parents
Specsavers is offering FREE eye tests, frames and clear lenses for children aged 6–12 years through their Kids Right To Good Sight initiative.

📅 Appointments must be booked online on the Specsavers website by selecting “Kids Right To Good Sight"

👉 https://www.specsavers.co.za/book-an-eye-test

🙏 Please share this with parents who have children in this age group.