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The details that reassure a family

Routines, handovers and communication, described in concrete terms.

A tour is a chance to ask about ordinary days: arrivals, play, meals, rest and the handover home. At Little Oak those routines are the offer.

Bring your family’s daily questions.

Tell us your child’s age, schedule and individual needs. We share licensing information, staffing arrangements and health policies, and we explain how updates, availability and the complete fee structure work.

A PREMIUM CHILDCARE PLANNING CHECKLIST
  1. How are arrivals, rest and daily updates handled?
  2. Which staffing and health policies can we review?
  3. What schedule, availability and additional fees need confirmation?

Put this perspective into practice.

Each guide below covers what the service involves and the questions worth bringing to your private tour.

Family routines

Family settling-in support

Gradual settling-in visits, a primary caregiver for your child and daily communication through the app from day one.

  • What should I understand about the process and inclusions for family settling-in support?
  • What are the licensed age groups, staff-to-child ratios and staff qualifications for my child’s room?
  • How are sleep, meals, allergies, safeguarding, family communication and additional fees handled?
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Family routines

Extended-day care

Early-drop and late-pick-up care from 7 am to 6 pm, with snacks and calm activities planned for the longer day.

  • What should I understand about the process and inclusions for extended-day care?
  • What are the licensed age groups, staff-to-child ratios and staff qualifications for my child’s room?
  • How are sleep, meals, allergies, safeguarding, family communication and additional fees handled?
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Early years

Infant care

Infant rooms with a one-to-three ratio, primary caregivers, individual feeding and sleep routines and daily photo updates.

  • What should I understand about the process and inclusions for infant care?
  • What are the licensed age groups, staff-to-child ratios and staff qualifications for my child’s room?
  • How are sleep, meals, allergies, safeguarding, family communication and additional fees handled?
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