
A parent’s guide to stress-free Easter eating with children
Take a look at our helpful guide, on keeping food balanced, relaxed and enjoyable for children this Easter, put together by Children’s Food Nutritionist Laura Mathews

Every Partou nursery has its own setting, in its own location, within its own community. But visit any one of them, anywhere in the UK, and you’ll find the same set of shared values through our Partou Curriculum which is grounded in research and brought to life through play.
At Partou, the children are the leaders. As they discover the world together in our fun, safe, trusted environments, they’re showing us what the future looks like.
Turning wonder into learning is at the heart of everything we do. We ignite their curiosity through play. Inspire them to ask what, where, why and how. In their own brilliantly unique little way.
Our nurseries are safe, joyful places that inspire children to explore, discover and grow, learning how to make choices for themselves.
When you choose a Partou nursery for your child, their journey of exploration, discovery and learning will be built around their specific needs. Team members will get to know your child and ask:

In every Partou nursery, team members work hard to create an environment that inspires children. You’ll see lots of different areas set up, and exciting activities that make children want to join in, so your child can choose the ones they find most interesting.
Team members will then help them to explore, discover and understand more about themselves and their world, by playing with the things that interest them most.

Books are the main way children seek information. Screens play an important role in our modern lives, but it’s through books that children develop their imagination. So books aren’t just one activity within your child’s nursery – they play a part in every activity.

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Take a look at our helpful guide, on keeping food balanced, relaxed and enjoyable for children this Easter, put together by Children’s Food Nutritionist Laura Mathews

From bedtime shifts to lighter evenings, the spring clock change can feel daunting when you have young children. Discover gentle, child-led ideas to help your baby or toddler adjust to British Summer Time, with practical tips for sleep, routines and nursery mornings.