Every child settles differently. Our teachers respond with patience, comfort and consistency, helping children feel safe, secure and supported as they adjust to childcare.
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Yes. We aim to follow your baby's home routine as closely as possible, helping them experience consistency between home and childcare while they settle and grow.
It's completely normal for babies to need time to adjust to childcare. Our teachers provide extra comfort, reassurance and responsive care to help your baby feel safe as they settle into new routines and relationships.
Every baby settles differently. Our teachers respond with patience, comfort and consistency, helping babies feel safe, secure and supported as they adjust to childcare.
Yes. We aim to follow your baby's established sleep routine as closely as possible while they are in our care. Consistent sleep routines can help babies feel secure, well rested and more settled throughout the day.
Babies are able to sleep when they need to, rather than at set group sleep times. Following individual sleep cues helps ensure babies get the rest they need and supports their wellbeing, development and daily routine.
We support breastmilk, formula and bottle feeding by following each baby's individual feeding routine as closely as possible. Consistent feeding practices help babies feel comfortable and provide continuity between home and childcare.
It is not uncommon for babies to refuse a bottle from time to time, particularly during periods of change, development or adjustment to childcare. When this happens, it is important to respond calmly and follow the baby's cues rather than forcing a feed.
Yes. We support both baby-led weaning and spoon-feeding approaches, depending on your family's preferences and your baby's stage of development. Introducing solids is an important milestone, and feeding approaches can vary from one family to another.
Nappies are changed regularly throughout the day and whenever they are wet or soiled. Frequent nappy changes help keep babies comfortable, support skin health and ensure individual care needs are met.
Nappy changing is carried out by trained teaching staff who follow established hygiene and care procedures. Nappy changes are an important part of daily care and should be carried out in a way that keeps children clean, comfortable and treated with dignity.
We support toilet training by working closely with families and following each child's individual readiness, routine and pace. Toilet training is a developmental milestone, and children are most successful when they feel confident, supported and ready to take the next step.