National Nursery Practitioner Day!

October 17th is National Nursery Practitioner Day, and to celebrate, we want to share a special thanks to all our staff at Muddy Boots. Some of our staff have been with us for a long time, and some have only recently joined the family; no matter their experience or their time with us, we know our staff are dedicated to taking care of your little ones, giving them the best start in life. To show just how amazing they are, we have a few words from our educators at each of our settings on the things they love about being a nursery practitioner!

Being a nursery practitioner is one of the most rewarding jobs to work in, having parents put their trust in you looking after their precious children. You get to see the little ones flourish, develop and grow all the way through the nursery. Working in childcare has always been a passion of mine, helping them develop and get ready for the next step, and seeing them have so much fun throughout their time at nursery. It’s great to see them coming in on a morning with a smile on their faces and leaving with an even bigger smile by the end of the day.
— Fran, Wilberfoss
Being a nursery practitioner is a very rewarding job, watching the children learn and develop, being a part of that is so special to see! You get to form bonds and relationships with the children that you will never forget.
— Ellie, Stamford Bridge
Working in childcare is the most inspiring and rewarding job to have. Every day is different because you never know what interests the children are going to bring that day. Creating activities around those interests is such fun because the children are then thriving by doing what they love. It is so good to change the nursery and rooms around to suit the children’s needs and interests and see their little faces light up when something new is put into place.
— Beth, Poppleton

We are so grateful for our hardworking staff, and we know you are too! If there’s any staff members you’d like to celebrate, share your kind words and thanks to them in the comments on our Instagram and Facebook page!

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