by balhammummy5 » Mon Jan 23, 2012 3:17 pm
Hi Becky
My daughter's at babyroom in Balham and we love it - in fact I've just added a post to the end of a long chain of posts called "Babyroom on Webbs Road" which gives more info. Let me know by email if you've got specific questions.
I also looked at abacus, eveline's, grove hall, teddies, and the one in the grounds of ravenstone primary school (can't remember its name). For me, Babyroom was the one that 'felt right', but as I've said on the post I refer to above, you never really know until your baby has been there for a month or so (which I know isn't a terribly helpful thing to say to someone just looking).
The trouble with 'visits' to nurseries is that they give you such an odd snapshot (and to me, with no experience of nurseries, they all seemed chaotic!), and the only way to really get a picture of what a nursery is like is to be a parent of a child going to one, or speak to parents whose children go there - so you're doing the right thing asking on nvn.
Good luck!
Hi Becky
My daughter's at babyroom in Balham and we love it - in fact I've just added a post to the end of a long chain of posts called "Babyroom on Webbs Road" which gives more info. Let me know by email if you've got specific questions.
I also looked at abacus, eveline's, grove hall, teddies, and the one in the grounds of ravenstone primary school (can't remember its name). For me, Babyroom was the one that 'felt right', but as I've said on the post I refer to above, you never really know until your baby has been there for a month or so (which I know isn't a terribly helpful thing to say to someone just looking).
The trouble with 'visits' to nurseries is that they give you such an odd snapshot (and to me, with no experience of nurseries, they all seemed chaotic!), and the only way to really get a picture of what a nursery is like is to be a parent of a child going to one, or speak to parents whose children go there - so you're doing the right thing asking on nvn.
Good luck!
