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Micro-nursery

A day with us, hour by hour.

The same reassuring rhythm every day, and every evening we tell you how it went: what your child ate, how long they slept, what they discovered.

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A typical day

  1. 7:30Arrival, a word with the parents
  2. 9:30Play and activities in small groups
  3. 11:15Lunch, each at their own pace
  4. 12:30Nap in the quiet room
  5. 15:30Snack
  6. 16:00Garden or free play
  7. From 16:30Departures, and the story of the day

Babies keep their own rhythm for meals and naps.

What we write in the notebook

A small group

Few children, the same faces every day: babies and toddlers find their bearings and their friends quickly.

A qualified team

Early childhood professionals, led by a technical referent, trained in safety and first aid.

Authorised and inspected

The nursery opened with the authorisation of the departmental council, after the opinion of the PMI service, which comes back to inspect it.

You know how the day went

Meals, naps, discoveries, small worries: we tell you at pick-up, every evening.

Our care, entry by entry

Depending on your situation, the CAF may pay part of the cost and part of the fees qualifies for a tax credit. We explain it during the visit.

Agreed daysRegular careThe same days every week, by contract: your child has their bearings, their friends and their adults.CareDepending on placesOccasional careA few hours or a day here and there, depending on available places, to breathe or to get used to the group.CareBefore startingSettling-inShort sessions, first with you, then longer and longer: the first separation, at your child's pace.CareLunch and snackMealsLunch and snack adapted to each age, from the first purees to pieces, and allergies taken into account.Daily lifeWhen they are tiredNapsA quiet room, a bed of their own, the comforter: each child sleeps when they need to.Daily lifeEvery dayPlay and early learningMoving, handling, painting, singing, listening to stories: activities offered, never imposed.Play
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Before the first day

You visit the nursery

With or without your child, at a quiet time: you see the rooms, meet the team and ask all your questions.

We agree on the days

Regular or occasional care, the days and times you need, and the start date. You receive the operating rules.

A gentle settling-in

A few short sessions, first with you, then alone for longer and longer, at your child's pace.

Your child's days begin

Arrival, play, meals, nap, outside: the same reassuring rhythm, and a word with you every evening.

For registration

  • Your child's health record, with compulsory vaccinations up to date
  • Your CAF number and last tax notice
  • A change of clothes and a comforter
  • Any medical information: allergies, treatment

A few words from parents

Parents of Inès, 14 months

"Our daughter cried for two mornings, then ran in on the third. Every evening they tell us what she ate, how long she slept, what she discovered."
Laure and Mehdi

Father of Noé, 2 years

"A small house where everyone knows everyone. The team took the time to explain the CAF aid to us."
Julien P.

Occasional care

"Two days a week, and he is happy every time. The garden and the meals are what he talks about at home."
Amandine R.

Parents' questions

From what age do you welcome children?
From the first months until school age. Tell us your child's age and the start date you would like when you ask for a visit.
How much does it cost, and what aid is there?
It depends on the nursery's financing and your situation: the CAF may pay part of the cost, and part of the fees qualifies for a tax credit. We explain your case during the visit.
How long does the settling-in take?
It depends on each child. We plan a few short sessions and adapt them to how your child reacts.
What happens if my child is ill?
The operating rules say which situations prevent coming to the nursery. If your child falls ill during the day, we call you. Medicines are only given with a prescription.
Who looks after the children?
Qualified early childhood professionals, led by a technical referent. The nursery is authorised by the departmental council and inspected by the PMI service.
Can my employer reserve a place?
Some employers reserve places in nurseries for their staff. Ask your HR department, and tell us about it when you contact us.

Ask for a visit

Tell us your child's age, the days you need and when you would like to start. We call you back to set a visit.

Rather call? The nursery answers on01 23 45 67 89

Opening hours

Monday to Friday
7:30 a.m. – 7 p.m.
Saturday and Sunday
Closed
Annual closure
Three weeks in August

Visits by appointment, preferably in the late morning or during nap time.