Services
Care and support for your family
Childcare, outdoor time and practical family support — shaped around your children, not a template.
Core childcare
Long-term childcare
Settled childcare with the same person week after week, in your home and out and about.
- Who it's for
- Families who want consistent care their child grows attached to.
- What to expect
- Familiar routines, learning through play, time outdoors, and simple, nutritious snacks and meals.
Short-term childcare
Care for the days and evenings when plans change or you need an extra pair of hands.
- Who it's for
- Families fitting around work, appointments, family commitments or a much-needed break.
- What to expect
- A calm handover, a child who knows what to expect, and a quick update while you're away.
Family support
Practical help and continuity around the household so the day runs more smoothly.
- Who it's for
- Parents juggling work, health, other children or a heavy week.
- What to expect
- Someone who learns how your family does things, then fits in around it rather than taking over.
SEN/PA support
One-to-one support for a child with additional needs, at home and out in the world.
- Who it's for
- Children who do best with a familiar, patient adult who helps them feel secure enough to take part.
- What to expect
- Care adapted to your child, clear communication, and close working with the people already supporting them.
Outdoor adventures and activities
Outdoor adventures and activities
Active time outside — parks, nature, walking, garden play and small expeditions.
- Who it's for
- Children who learn best when they're moving, and families who would rather have fresh air than a screen.
- What to expect
- Time outdoors in most weathers, age-appropriate challenges, and a child who comes home pleasantly tired.
Additional family support
Sleep support
Calm, consistent bedtime and nap routines that suit your household.
- Who it's for
- Families running on very little sleep.
- What to expect
- Small, gentle changes you can actually keep, explained plainly and without judgement.
Weaning and family feeding support
Practical help with starting solids, mealtimes and fussy eating.
- Who it's for
- Parents beginning weaning, or whose mealtimes have become a daily negotiation.
- What to expect
- Simple, unhurried steps and a more relaxed approach at the table.
Potty and toilet training support
A clear, patient plan for moving away from nappies.
- Who it's for
- Children who are showing they're ready, and parents who want it to stay stress-free.
- What to expect
- One consistent approach, honest updates, and no pressure on your child.
Support with sleep, feeding and toilet training is practical guidance for families. It is not medical, clinical or dietary advice, and I am not a medical professional.
Let's talk about your family's needs.
Tell me what you're looking for and when, and I'll let you know honestly whether I'm the right fit.
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