The main problem with an Ultra Pricey Nursery.

I’m sorry but a nursery is a nursery.

I’ve worked in many.

I’ve seen their huge limitations.

I’ve seen their tremendous struggles.

I’ve seen how much is expected of everyone working in a nursery.

Ultra Pricey Nurseries have one main problem.

Here it is for you.

Over reliance on it.

And over reliance on a nursery - and I truly do not care which one it is- will ultimately lead to severe disappointment.

Those of you who know me well, know my views about nurseries in the UK.

Nurseries are for babysitting.

That’s why I sent my son to nursery anyway. I had no other intention other than to pay for a nursery to baby sit my son so that I could work. I had no expectations when it came to his learning - I have always been the one solely responsible for that. The amount of parents each week who call me to express their extreme disappointment in the nursery or pre- school that they send their child to actually blows my mind.

Now, do not hear my words as criticism or slander to anyone working in a nursery. I have nothing but the utmost respect for anyone who works in a nursery. I certainly was not respected by many parents when I worked in nurseries! But I will always have the most respect for anyone who takes the time out of their own precious day to look after the most precious person in my life. Always.

Paying 8-10k+ a term on a nursery will not = the most amazing learning experience and curriculum acceleration for your child. Just be aware of that.

If you make the choice to invest 8-10k+ a term on a nursery, make it! And be delighted with it. Just have more reasonable expectations of the nursery provider.

They can claim all they want, but a nursery will never be able to support your child with their learning as much as you can at home on a 1:1 basis.

That is all.

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