Screens & play
Little screen swaps. More time together.
Simple, reassuring ideas for healthy screen habits with children under five.
With guidance from Department for Education and Department of Health and Social Care
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Parent Resources
Little ideas for the everyday. A helping hand for the bigger steps.
A little help for home
Growing together,
one day at a time.
Starting nursery, sharing a story or finding a calmer bedtime — choose the guide that feels useful to your family today.
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A little support for everyday family life. Practical ideas, trusted sources and things to try together.
Starting nursery
Small steps into nursery.
Gentle goodbyes, familiar comforts and questions to ask before the first day.
With guidance from NHS
Explore this guideTalking & play
A little chat. A favourite story.
Make space for words, songs and stories in the moments you already share.
With guidance from NHS
Explore this guideFood & mealtimes
Less pressure at mealtimes.
Simple ways to make trying food feel calmer, with NHS support for fussy eating.
With guidance from NHS
Explore this guideSleep & routines
A calmer end to a busy day.
Small, repeatable bedtime habits for toddlers and young children.
With guidance from NHS
Explore this guideEveryday independence
Little steps with the potty.
Preparing, practising and working together between home and nursery.
With guidance from NHS Best Start in Life
Explore this guideAdditional needs
Finding the right support.
Where to start with SEND information and local services for both nursery communities.
With guidance from Waltham Forest and Lambeth councils
Explore this guidePlanning ahead
Making sense of childcare support.
Find the official eligibility checker and prepare useful questions about fees and sessions.
With guidance from UK Government — Best Start in Life
Explore this guideLooking for something from Jan?
Your nursery essentials.
Find our published documents and practical information in one place.
Something on your mind? Talk to the team about your child and the support you are looking for.
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