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philosophie

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philosophie

philosophie

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I've been offered a place for my baby (10 months old) at Mother Goose Upland Road and just wondered if anyone could pass on their feedback and experiences, either here or via DM? it's so difficult in these Covid times as I can't physically see inside the nursery myself and go on instinct! Thanks so much
Jellybeanz

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My youngest son attended Mother Goose and it was lovely. Home from home, good freshly cooked food. Sometimes a little chaotic but hey so's my home sometimes! Nice big garden and they do loads of activities. Old and young mix which is another good thing, as they all learn from one another. Well run when my son attended, with occasional top management interference but that was minor all in all. Lovely caring staff, especially Rajes and Ramona.


I would definitely recommend it.


First Steps close to Mother Goose is also very good according to friends of mine.

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