Our little boy has been attending Little Londoners since January 2022 and we could not be more happy with the care he receives there. As soon as we met Ash, her husband Chet and saw the facilities they were offering, we knew instantly that this was the childcare setting we wanted for our son.

Ash is welcoming, organised and truly excellent at her job and we feel like we're leaving our son with family when he goes to her. We are constantly amazed by the thoughtful, innovative, educational but fun activities that she does with the children, and we are updated about our son's wellbeing several times through the day.

Since attending, our little one has become more confident and has learnt so many new skills that he wouldn't have done at a nursery (a larger, less personal setting) or if he was just with me (I don't have the patience or facilities to do half the things he does at Little Londoners). The purpose built and spacious facilities are beautiful, clean and modern and not only do the children have fun, but they learn through play (which is thoughtfully planned by Ash, following the national curriculum) and don't even realise they're learning because they're having such a good time!

This setting is so unique as it has the one-to-one feeling of a standard childminders, but it also has the facilities, space and equipment of a nursery. Not only does Ash have an array of beautiful toys, but she is constantly updating her educational, learn as you play equipment that I didn't even know existed!

The food that the children receive is outstanding. It is thoughtfully planned and expertly cooked by Chet, Ash's husband and every day I say how lucky my son is to be able to sample this food. Chet goes above and beyond to make sure the food is cooked FULLY from scratch and my son can't get enough.

My husband and I feel so lucky to have met Ash and Chet. You couldn't meet nicer, more generous people who deeply care about every family they work with. We highly recommend Little Londoners.

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