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Hi folks,

Just looking for some recommendation for nurseries. I'm a full time mum but at 18 months I'm starting to think that my son would benefit from a couple of half days at nursery so he can have a bit of independent playtime, socialise with other toddlers without me always watching him and generally for him to have fun! We go to lots of groups etc but it just feels like it would be a good thing for him. I'm struggling to find places that will do half-days so thought I'd ask for recommendations.

I'm looking in the honor oak park end of east dulwich / forest hill ideally but not sure if that's being a bit too picky!


Cheers

A

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