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Our 11 month old daughter has been going to My Favourite Nursery for the past month. The experience so far has exceeded our expectations, with the way she has settled and the range of activities they offer. Communication with the staff is very good and the genuine friendliness comes across every time we drop her off or pick her up. Would highly recommend a visit, which incidentally is done 1-on-1 (rather than a mass group visit with not so subtle nudge to sign up on the day due to waiting lists).
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yes, i have 2 there, and experience of all 3 rooms. they are kind and loving and its good childcare. they have dedicated admin support which makes a huge difference to my previous nursery.


i highly recommend them. as with all nurseries you are best to have a look around and get a feel for the place though!

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