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Nursery closing . . .

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June2008 · 27/10/2010 10:53

Just wondered if anyone had any experience of a nursery closing and the best way to transfer a toddler to a new nursery?

Our nursery is to close at Christmas - as a result of the withdrawal of a LA grant. It is also on site where I work, so doubly gutting. Dd loves it there and the staff are wonderful.

So, we've been to look at others but none compare for lots of reasons, although we have found what I think is the best of the rest, albeit with a waiting list.

Add a seven week old sibling into the mix and we have a dd who's world is changing completely.

A few questions - do we tell dd that its closing before the last week? How do we persuade her that new nursey is a good idea?

Luckily I am on mat leave until June so we have a while to sort it our but just wondered if anyone had any experience?

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Simbacat · 27/10/2010 11:01

How old is she? Does she need a new nursery if you are on maternity.

From 3 years and 1 term she will get 15 hours largely free - as a result (and ratios) it is much easier to get places for 3 year olds.

You may find that she would be happier with you at home and you can access groups etc for socialization.

You will then be looking for a nursery for 2 when you return to work. Depending on where you live a Live out nanny may be a better option.

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