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Hi,


I'm new to this site (but not to East Dulwich) so apologies if this is a thread that has alredy been covered (I already posted this in the wrong section once).


My son has just been offered a place (after nearly 2 years on the waiting list) at the nursery in Sainsburys car park. Does anyone have any good or bad reviews of this. My son is 2 1/2 and currently at a childminders that he loves. The problem is that it is a 2 mile walk so very inconvenient. We are just worried about moving him away from a place that he adores. The cost is about the same. My childminder also takes 6 weeks holiday a year.


We also have a 1 month old son who will need a childminder in about 8 months. Any good recommendations? East Dulwich (we live in the road off Sainsburys) seems to be very short of childminders? Also open to Nanny share etc.


Thanks in advance.

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My daughter is starting at Dulwich Nursery in September and I've taken her there for a few short sessions to get used to the nursery before she starts full-time. The staff are really lovely and she's been really happy being left there. I am sure your son will like it there. It seems like a lovely nursery and not too many children there, so not too overwhelming.

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