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My children go to Cheeky Monkeys on Otford Crescent. It's a lovely small nursery and Muki and Daisy, who run it, are very caring. Friends have children who go to Seedlings, and lots of people like the set up there ? but it's much bigger than CM. Best to ring to see if they availability and do a tour to get a feel for whether your child will like it there. I think choosing a childcare is very personal and it all depends on your child. My eldest went to a childminder when he was the age of your child, which is a lovely environment if your child likes going outside a lot (I find childminders usually go out to the park every day regardless of the weather) and if your child is not a fan of big groups of children.

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