Groups
What we offer
- 01Full daysFrom the morning drop-off to the end of the working day.
- 02Part-time placesSet days each week, for families who do not need five.
- 03Groups by ageThe youngest in their own room with their own rhythm, and older children where there is more going on.
- 04Settling inShort, free visits before you start, as many as your child needs.
- 05Before and after schoolBreakfast, collection, homework and somewhere to be until you finish.
- 06Holiday clubDays out, activities and somewhere to go when school is closed.
- 07FoodMeals and snacks on a menu you can see, with allergies and preferences taken seriously.
- 08Sleep and nappiesTo your child's routine, not to a schedule, and changed as often as needed.
- 09Outside every dayWeather is clothing, not a reason to stay in.
- 10Getting ready for schoolThe habits and confidence that make the first term easier.
Buy from us
A few things people ask for, paid for here and collected or delivered.
- Gift card€30
- Electric toothbrushThe one we recommend — €59
- Whitening top-up kitFor between visits — €45
- Children's kitBrush, timer and chart — €18
Starting with us
Settling in is gradual, and it goes at your child's pace.
- Step 1
Come and look round
See the rooms, meet the staff and ask everything, on an ordinary day.
- Step 2
Register
We talk through routines, food, sleep, nappies and anything your child needs, and tell you which papers to bring.
- Step 3
Settling-in visits
Short visits first, with you nearby, getting longer each time.
- Step 4
The first full day
And a proper account of it when you collect them.
Where the days happen
The rooms, the garden and the things there are to do — shown with every family's permission.
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Photo: Brunxs / PexelsQuestions parents ask
Can I look round first?
Please do, and on an ordinary day rather than a special one. Ask anything while you are here.
How does settling in work?
Short visits first, longer ones next, at your child's pace — not to a timetable.
What do I need to bring to register?
Identification, your child's health record and a note from your doctor. We will give you the full list so nothing holds up the start.
What if my child is upset when I leave?
Most are, briefly. We will tell you honestly how long it lasted, and you can ring any time.
Will you tell me about the day?
Every day: what they ate, how they slept, what they did and anything that was hard.
What about allergies and medicine?
Tell us everything when you register, and we will go through exactly how it is handled and who handles it.