Welcome to Kare Babies Day Nursery.  We provide full and part time care for children from birth to five years of age.  We are committed to providing a safe, clean, stimulating and caring environment with lots of emphasis on fun!

Security is of paramount importance at Kare Babies. Our CCTV and fingerprinting & password systems for staff and parents mean your child's security is assured.  For your safety during pick-up/drop-off, there is a private parking area. We also have a pushchair storage facility for your convenience.

Working under the EYFS (Early Years Foundation Stage) framework, we encourage young children to build upon their own development through a wide variety of play-based, educational activities, including occasional visits to sites of educational interest, such as the Brimingham Sea-life Centre or West Midlands Safari Park.

Also important to our educational programme is the promotion of equal opportunities issues. We endeavour to instill multicultural understanding to the children as part of their social integration.

"Children develop confidence and self-esteem as adults praise them for their efforts and acknowledge their achievements. There is also a system being developed through the use of stickers and acknowledgement on behaviour charts. This is used to recognise a range of positive behaviours such as achievements during group times, displaying kindness to other children or presenting good and helpful behaviour" Ofsted Report 2008

"Staff and parents share verbal information daily and all parents are provided with a written daily record detailing, routine care and the activities children have experienced throughout the day. The provision strives to build partnership with parents and has held a meeting with them to discuss the setting, gain feedback and gather information about parent’s expectations." Ofsted Report 2008

"All children benefit from spending time outdoors. The garden is well equipped and offers the children a wide variety of play experiences. Babies have access to a sectioned off area of the garden. During fine weather they are able to engage in sensory play experiences using materials such as sand, water and paint. Tweenies and pre-school children also enjoy these sensory experiences outdoors. In addition they make use of a range of play equipment that offers them the chance to develop their skills in pedalling, pushing and pulling wheeled toys and climbing on low level equipment." Ofsted Report 2008