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New nursery is dirty!

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Treesandbees · 15/09/2015 04:19

So the area I live in is totally oversubscribed for nursery places so my 2yo DS has been going to one out of our area for 15 months. It's a shiny, well run nursery with good staff. The problem is its location and price! So we finally got a place at a local nursery which I've wanted for ages. It's on a city farm with great outdoor space and they spend time with the animals regularly. But we had our first session yesterday and I feel so disappointed and regretting the decision to move him.

In a nutshell is was really dirty, the toys were knackered, staff seemed disorganised and it was a bit chaotic! DS was a bit tentative but to be expected. He did however LOVE playing outdoors in their wood and that was one of the primary reasons I wanted him to go.

Just don't know how much emphasis to put on the other things. Am I being swayed by the other nurseries gloss?? Going to loose a lot of money if we move him back and need to decide in next 48 hours so that he's old place is still available.

Any advice on how to decide???

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TelephoneIgnoringMachine · 15/09/2015 04:41

www.mumsnet.com/Talk/am_i_being_unreasonable/2468198-To-think-a-nursery-should-be-clean

You'll get a much more coherent response if you only post one thread. Hmm

Ilovemybabygirls · 16/09/2015 08:20

There is absolutely NO way on god's earth I would be leaving my child in a dirty disorganised nursery. Take your child out now, explain your reasons to the manager why you are doing it.
I would report them to ofsted (assuming there are other children still going there and you have a duty to protect them as an adult) and find somewhere you have complete faith and trust in, that is both clean, stimulating with kind and careful staff. I wouldn't worry about the money, you can not leave your child in this situation.

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