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has anyone got any experience of or recomendation for piplings playgroup? or even any general advice apreciated. My daughter will be 2 in a few weeks time and i think she would benefit from more social enviroments. we do lots of playdates, one o clock clubs and the children centres are great, but... I am always there - along with my 8mth old who is becoming more demanding and wants her own mummy-entertainment-show! I think my toddler would benefit from a "stepping stone" towards nursery. However we intend to move away from ED in the next couple of months (I know! I need to but I SO don't want to) so I don't want to start nursery and then pull her out. Piplings sounds like a good temporary solution. What do you all think please?
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Hi there


I noticed your post this morning re:Piplings.Would you like to come up the hill to meet me one morning or afternoon?Then you can see the playroom for yourself and ask me any questions.Piplings will become much busier at about the time you are leaving as we will be a registered nursery offering full time places.Until then just small and short playgroup sessions will run.It sounds like it would really suit you as there is no committment.There is a post from a mum whose little girl comes here - perhaps you would like to send her a message for her opinions - HayleyW.


Hope to meet you soon

Emma at Piplings


www.piplingsplaygroup.com

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