This week we had the pleasure of welcoming dentists and hygienists from Brunswick Dental Practice and Dental Spa to our nursery as part of our celebration of World Smile Day. The children absolutely loved their visit and learned some fantastic tips and tricks for keeping their smiles bright and healthy. We wanted to share a few key takeaways with you, so you can continue these healthy habits at home.

We understand how important sleep is for your little one's growth and development and that safe sleeping practices are a top priority for parents. That’s why we’ve created a warm, secure environment that promotes healthy sleep habits, while ensuring every child’s safety is at the heart of what we do. Whether your child is napping at home or with us, we’re here to support you with some helpful tips for safe sleep...

Change is a natural part of life, especially in the early years. Whether it’s starting nursery, welcoming a new sibling or moving to a new home! These important changes can significantly impact a young child’s emotional and developmental well-being.

At WRAP Nursery, we strive to create a nurturing and supportive environment where every child can thrive. One of the challenges we often encounter is biting—a common behaviour in young children that can cause concern for both parents and carers. Understanding why children bite and how to address this behaviour effectively can help alleviate worries and promote a positive atmosphere at home and in all settings.

As we approach the summer, our WRAP Nursery team is working hard to ensure that our oldest nursery children are ready for their next exciting adventure—starting school! Come September, they will be embarking on a new journey, joining various schools across the city. To make this transition as smooth as possible, we focus on equipping them with essential skills that will set them up for life.

Nursery parent, Sarah, shares a personal experience with potty training her young daughter. Sarah describes the preparation for this milestone, including recalling past tips, seeking advice from the nursery staff, and setting up a conducive environment at home with easy-to-remove clothing and a handy potty. The nursery staff, provided ongoing support and encouragement, integrating potty trips into the daily routine and using reusable training pants to aid the process.