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Introduction

The Tiny Tot Unit is in its own purpose built Tudor style building, which is set on a farm, surrounded by open fields, ideal for taking the babies on short walks.

 

It has its own outside play area, used only by the children attending the baby unit, which is securely fenced and has a large grassed area with artificial turf for all year use, together with a paved area for rockers, trikes and push along toys.

We have a secure entrance system and CCTV fitted (Used only within the nursery.)

 

As with the rest of the Nursery; the Tiny Tot Unit follow the EYFS (The Early Years Foundation Stage) for all their planning and activities

 

 

The aims of our Tiny Tot Unit are:

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

Sleep and quiet time

 

A quiet room with cots is available, where your child may sleep or rest, as and when needed. In addition (and when the weather allows), prams are provided so that children may sleep outside, in the fresh air, under the supervision of our staff.

 

Individual blankets for each child will be available, so that they may have the comfort of their own blanket and its familiar smell. Parents are encouraged to provide any other comforter that may assist their child to feel relaxed in their new surroundings.

 

Food

 

Hot home cooked lunch and tea, plus mid-morning and mid-afternoon snack, will be provided. For those younger children, we will endeavour to fit their meals into their individual eating and sleeping patterns.

 

Food will be prepared on the premises. We will pay particular attention to ensuring that the food is nutritionally sound for babies, with no additives, colours, salt, sugar etc. Water and fruit juice will be provided for drink times and we will encourage children to move from bottles to feeder cups as they grow older.

 

Disposable Nappies.


Milk formula, clearly labelled, either to be made up, or ready made in bottles.


A change of clothing, Wellington boots etc. (for those old enough) .

 

Food and fruit juice for each child.

 

Individual blankets for their rest.

 

Cleaning wipes.