Baby Home Nursery

• Baby Home Nursery provides a fun and happy learning environment where learning becomes part of children's daily experience.
• Adopts the British Early Years curriculum, focusing on all seven educational areas to ensure comprehensive growth.
• Allows children to actively participate in their learning through practical and interactive activities that enhance the use of all senses.
• Features spacious and safe indoor and outdoor play areas that support movement and creativity.
• Qualified teaching team with international experience, committed to providing care and support to children and parents alike.
• Provides flexible working hours and a flexible fee structure that meets the needs of different families.
• Encourages partnership between parents and teachers to ensure continuous monitoring of the child's growth and progress.
• Multicultural nursery, including children from different nationalities, which enhances respect for diversity and social openness.

• Baby Home Nursery accepts children from 3 months to 4 years old.
• When registration is open at Baby Home Nursery, parents can book a free trial session.
• To obtain accurate official admission requirements such as: accepted age, required documents, registration dates, registration steps, direct contact with the nursery management is required.

To know all payment methods (such as bank transfer or electronic payment), you can contact Baby Home Nursery management directly.

Educational programs vary according to early childhood stages at Baby Home Nursery and are presented in a practical and interactive way as follows:

• Infant Unit: Specialized care for infants with focus on individual needs, and supporting sensory, emotional, and physical development. Includes weaning, walking, and developing daily routine in a comfortable and safe way.
• Daisies - Early Childhood Stage: Exploratory activities and encouragement of curiosity and knowledge, with enhancing communication skills through stories, songs, and forming simple sentences.
• Tulips - Older Toddler: Developing independence and self-reliance, and developing intellectual and social skills through playing with clay, water, sand, role-playing, and group activities.
• Daffodils - Pre-Kindergarten Stage: Focus on forming friendships, enhancing independence, and developing language, thinking, and problem-solving skills, while encouraging creativity and self-discipline.
• Sunflowers - FS1: Preparing children for primary school through learning social interaction, personal skills, and acquiring basic knowledge through play and exploration, while building friendships similar to nursery.

Yes, classes at Baby Home Nursery combine girls and boys in the same classes, especially in early childhood stages (from 3 months to 4 years old) unless there is a specific policy stating otherwise.

You can view complete details of tuition fees through Baby Home Nursery's page on the mdares.ai platform.

For accurate information, please contact Baby Home Nursery management directly to confirm the awards and certificates of appreciation it has received.

• Daily classroom activities: Include educational play, art activities, sensory games, and tasks to develop fine and gross motor skills.
• Learning through play: Activities related to monthly themes such as "Under the Sea," "Seasons," and "Superheroes."
• Literacy and mathematics: Phonics games, storytelling, drawing, counting and sorting, and recognizing shapes and numbers.
• Expressive arts and design: Drawing, singing, dancing, building things, and role-playing.
• Social and emotional skills development: Group games, role-playing, cooperation and sharing activities.
• Physical activities: Balancing on beams, active play, movement activities, learning healthy habits.
• Language and communication development: Conversations, songs, story reading, expressing thoughts and feelings.
• Trips and outdoor events: Educational visits and motivational activities for direct learning experiences.
• Additional activities: French language lessons, football, ballet, music, and cooking workshops for children.

Baby Home Nursery adopts the British Early Years Foundation Stage (EYFS) curriculum in Foundation Stage 1 (FS1) and Foundation Stage 2 (FS2).

The curriculum focuses on developing seven key areas:

• Communication and Language: Enhancing speaking, listening, and self-expression skills in a multilingual environment.
• Personal, Social, and Emotional: Developing self-esteem and building positive relationships with others, and developing social skills and emotion management.
• Literacy: Teaching children to connect sounds and letters, and encouraging reading and writing through appropriate materials such as stories and books.
• Mathematics: Learning to count, understanding numbers, recognizing shapes and measurements, and solving simple addition and subtraction problems.
• Understanding the World: Enhancing awareness of the community and physical world through exploring places, people, technologies, and the environment.
• Expressive Arts and Design: Developing creativity through art, music, dance, and role-playing, and encouraging children to express their thoughts and feelings.

Baby Home Nursery is located in Lake Point Tower, Cluster N, Jumeirah Lake Towers, Dubai, United Arab Emirates.

You can contact Baby Home Nursery management to find out whether transportation services are available or not at the nursery.

• Spacious indoor and outdoor play areas fully equipped for children at Baby Home Nursery.
• Classrooms organized according to the British EYFS curriculum for early childhood.
• Dedicated unit for infants with a qualified teacher, pediatric nurse, and permanent assistant.
• Areas for physical activity and developing fine and gross motor skills.
• Space dedicated to expressive arts and design, such as drawing, music, dancing, and role-playing.
• Facilities equipped to enhance literacy and mathematics through practical educational activities.
• Sleep and rest areas for infants and young children.

• Compliance with all COVID-19 health and safety protocols at Baby Home Nursery.
• Checking children's temperature at the reception door by the nursery nurse.
• Sanitizing shoes and bags upon the child's arrival.
• Receiving children directly by teachers or assistants and transferring them to their designated groups.
• No mixing of children and staff with any other group during the day.
• Regular temperature checks throughout the day.
• Continuous hand washing for all children and staff.
• Daily sanitization and disinfection of all classrooms, corridors, and equipment.
• Use of sanitization products approved by Dubai Municipality and Dubai Health Authority for all nursery facilities.