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Hi there, im really curious about gumboots nursery and wondering if any other mummys have sent their child there? Just wondering if its any good, what age they take, how much does it cost??! When can i put my name down? Lots of questions! Would be greatful for any advice on the subject or any other nurserys you recommend. Im due in early feb and just wondering when im soppose to look in to stuff like this? I hear theres a very long waiting list in east dulwich..... Thanks!! :D nabz xxx
Hi Nabz - my seven month old has just started at Gumboots. They take babies from six months old. I have been impressed with how caring the staff are. Many of them have worked there for years which I think is a very good sign. The indoor and outdoor spaces are fantastic. The other children seem settled and content. Please PM me if you would like to know more.

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