[Write a warm, welcoming sentence or two. Let parents know this is a cosy, nurturing setting where their child will be loved and cared for like family. Mention your location and the ages you care for.]
[Write a warm personal introduction. How long have you been childminding? What drew you to this career? Parents want to know the person who'll be caring for their child — share a little of your story.]
[Describe your home setting. Is there a cosy playroom? A garden with a mud kitchen? Are you near a park or library? Help parents imagine their child here, feeling safe and happy.]
[What's your childcare philosophy? Do you believe in learning through play, gentle routines, following children's interests? Let your warmth and values shine through.]
Everything your child needs to feel secure, have fun, and grow — all within a warm, family environment.
All activities are woven into everyday play, following the Early Years Foundation Stage framework naturally and joyfully.
[Describe your outdoor provision — garden play, digging, planting, bug hunts, local park visits, nature walks.]
[Describe your food approach — do you cook from scratch? What kind of meals? Mention any dietary accommodation.]
Regular observations and updates so you can follow your child's progress — shared through photos, notes, and parent conversations.
Daily chats at drop-off and collection, parent communication app, and termly progress catch-ups keep you fully involved.
Full safeguarding policies, risk assessments, and Ofsted-compliant paperwork — so you have total peace of mind.
[Write a short paragraph about how your days flow — the balance of structure and flexibility, how you follow children's interests while keeping reassuring rhythms. Mention that every day is different but the routines give children security.]
Children arrive to a warm welcome. We ease into the day with breakfast around the kitchen table, chatting about what they did yesterday. Early arrivals settle with books, puzzles, or quiet play while everyone arrives.
[Describe your morning rhythm — do you have a theme of the week? Art, sensory play, building, stories? How do you follow each child's interests while covering EYFS areas?]
Healthy snack around the table — fruit, toast, crackers. This is our social time: we talk, sing, and practice taking turns. Little ones help prepare the snack when they can.
[Describe outdoor play — garden time, park visit, nature walk, or indoor gross motor if weather is bad. Do you have a mud kitchen? Sand pit? Ride-on toys?]
[Describe lunch — home-cooked, children helping set the table, learning about food. Is lunch provided or do parents send packed lunches?]
Nap time for younger children in cosy sleep spaces. Older children have quiet activities — books, drawing, audio stories, or gentle puzzles. Everyone gets a rest.
[Describe afternoon rhythm — free play, crafts, stories, music, maybe a local toddler group or library visit. How do you wind down towards collection time?]
Light tea or snack, tidying up together, and quiet play until parents arrive. Warm handover so you know exactly how your child's day went.
All fees include activities, snacks, and meals. No hidden costs — just warm, quality care.
Tax-Free Childcare and childcare vouchers accepted · 15 & 30 hours funded places available for eligible children
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