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Aibu to remove from nursery

10 replies

Dancemom1 · 27/07/2026 19:07

would you remove your child from this nursery?
•lo been going for 6 months & still cries going in.
•all 3 members off staff have left lo’s room within weeks without parents being informed.
•manger left at short notice (2days) for personal reasons.
•different staff week in week out ever since
•no updates throughout the day since changes

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Oliwiaa · 27/07/2026 19:08

100% it sounds like chaos.

Dancemom1 · 27/07/2026 19:09

Must add lo is 2.5 and is eligible to start school nursery either in January as long as there is a place, if not then next September.

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Dancemom1 · 27/07/2026 19:10

So if he starts somewhere new ot would only be for 6-12 months.

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Pinkchickenwine · 27/07/2026 19:11

Dancemom1 · 27/07/2026 19:10

So if he starts somewhere new ot would only be for 6-12 months.

That’s a long time for a little one, change.

Pinkflamingo10 · 27/07/2026 19:30

This place sounds like chaos at best
and unsafe at worst

sunbeamsandsparkles · 27/07/2026 20:02

Yea I'd change nursery. 6 -12 months is a long time for a 2.5 year old and continuity of care is so important at that age, which definitely won't be happening with such a high staff turnover. You might find he settles somewhere else much quicker if he has the chance to actually bond with the staff.

Floppyearedlab · 27/07/2026 20:04

As long as you have a new place lined up.

Fieldday26 · 27/07/2026 20:04

Id find a childminder until he can go to school nursery. A more home from home environment with one care giver.

SalmonOnFinnCrisp · 27/07/2026 20:05

Red flag Central

Yanbu

OneNaiceSnail · 27/07/2026 20:06

A high staff turnover means it’s a shit place to work, so god knows what it’s like for the actual children

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