Nicki's Childminding

21/11/2025

Not enough snow to play outside so we made our own, a lot warmer too 😃🥶⛄️❄️

20/11/2025

12/11/2025

Remember remember the 5th of November 🔥🧨🎆

09/11/2025

Last long run before the big day 😃Learnt to not do a step class the day before!! Legs died 😩
Light jogs and rest now.
I’ve gone t-total for this so if you haven’t sponsored me that alone has to be worth a fiver! 🤣🤣

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01/11/2025

The children really enjoyed the Halloween craft and messy play 🎃👻 this week

27/10/2025

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23/10/2025

Halloween, spiders, pumpkins, colours, fine motor skills, science, vocabulary and fun!! 🎃🕷️

22/10/2025

Testing out the new wheels 🤣💪

13/10/2025

Want to learn more about ADHD?

Join us for a free online Zoom workshop to learn about different traits and types of ADHD, as well as ways to support your child or young person. No need to book for this friendly and informal session, just come along on the day!

Tuesday 21st October
10am - 11am

Meeting ID: 946 8148 6826
Passcode: 085559

Let us know below if you are interested in coming along 👇🏻

09/10/2025

See you all on the 20th 🎉

06/10/2025

Do you know what you're dressing your little pumpkin up in?

The spookiest night of the year is approaching, but Halloween could become a horror story if you aren't careful.

Halloween costumes are often classed as toys, meaning they aren't subject to the same fire safety checks as normal clothing.

This means Halloween costumes often burn quickly or melt, as seen in this picture. We encourage you to make sure your child is wearing normal clothing underneath their costume so there's something between them and their costume if it catches fire.

You can also swap your candles for electric lights instead, reducing the fire risk to your household and family.

If you're an adult, avoid drinking around candles, especially if you're looking after a little vampire, Save the witches' brew for somewhere without fire.

Finally, if a costume does catch fire, remember to stop, drop, and roll. Speak to your children too, it might seem like common knowledge to you but it's always best to inform your child of fire safety advice.



Keeping our communities safe 🚒🚒🔥🔥🔥click https://www.facebook.com/AshfieldFire to like Ashfield Fire Station.