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Our unique qualities
Secure nursery setting
A safe, welcoming environment designed to allow toddlers to move comfortably between play activities.
Highly trained childcare staff
Experienced educators guiding children through key routines to encourage communication, social skills, and confidence.
​Large outdoor play garden
All-weather outdoor access giving energetic toddlers room to run, climb, and explore hands-on.
Toddler nursery in Park Royal for 2–3 year olds
At Little Tigers Nursery, our Toddler Room is designed specifically for children aged 2 to 3 years, providing a safe, stimulating and nurturing environment where toddlers can explore, learn and grow with confidence.
This stage of development is full of curiosity, imagination and rapid learning. Our experienced practitioners create engaging opportunities for toddlers to develop their communication, social, physical and emotional skills through play-based learning, all within a secure and caring setting.
A safe and stimulating environment for toddlers
Our Toddler Room has been carefully designed to encourage exploration and independence. The bright, spacious environment is filled with age-appropriate resources that allow children to make choices, solve problems and discover new interests at their own pace.
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Interactive learning areas
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Creative arts and crafts resources
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Construction and role-play opportunities
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Books and storytelling corners
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Safe indoor and outdoor play spaces
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Qualified and caring early years practitioners
Every child is supported by a dedicated key person who builds a strong relationship with them and works closely with parents to ensure their individual needs are met.
Supporting independence and confidence
The toddler years are an important time for building independence. In our Toddler Room, we encourage children to develop self-help skills such as:
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Washing hands
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Feeding themselves
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Putting on coats and shoes
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Toilet training support
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Making choices during play
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Sharing and taking turns
By encouraging these skills in a positive and supportive way, we help toddlers build confidence and prepare for the transition to preschool.
Learning through play
At Little Tigers Nursery, we follow the Early Years Foundation Stage (EYFS) framework, ensuring that every activity supports your child’s development while remaining fun and engaging.
Our toddler activities include:
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Language development through songs, stories and conversations.
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Physical development through climbing, running and fine motor activities.
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Social development through group play and cooperative activities.
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Creative development through painting, drawing and imaginative play.
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Mathematical development through counting, sorting and problem-solving games.
We plan activities around each child’s interests, making learning meaningful and enjoyable.
A typical day in our toddler room
This balanced routine provides structure while allowing flexibility to meet each child’s individual needs.
Outdoor exploration and physical development
Outdoor play is a key part of our Toddler Room experience. Our large, well-equipped garden gives children the opportunity to run, climb, explore and develop their physical coordination in a safe and exciting environment.
Outdoor activities help toddlers to:
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Build strength and balance
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Develop gross motor skills
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Explore nature and the world around them
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Learn to take safe risks
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Improve confidence and resilience
Communication with parents
We believe that strong partnerships with parents are essential for a child’s success. Our practitioners provide regular updates on your child’s day, including meals, sleep, activities and developmental progress, so you always feel connected to your toddler’s nursery experience.
Why choose Little Tigers Nursery for your toddler?
Parents choose Little Tigers Nursery because we offer:
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A safe and nurturing environment
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Experienced and qualified staff
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EYFS-based learning through play
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Individualised care and support
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Excellent outdoor facilities
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Strong communication with families
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A focus on independence and school readiness