Babilou Nursery Dubai | SC Nursery Info

Babilou Nursery

Description

Babilou Nursery is for children from 8 weeks to 4 years old and offers a blend of EYFS, Emmi Pickler, Reggio Emilia, and Montessori. The Nursery is located in the Umm Suqeim area of Dubai.

Babilou Nursery is also open in Dubai Design District, Downtown Dubai, and Palm Jumeirah. The mission is to provide parents a dependable, quality and accessible early childhood care system for their children, thereby enabling them to achieve work-life balance. the Babilou Nursery team aims to continuously improve the quality of care for children and their families. The Nursery guarantees equal opportunity for all: non-discrimination and inclusion of persons with disabilities.

Through close cooperation between parents and educators, Babilou Nursery ensures that families and their young children are at the heart of the nursery. The Nursery helps each child to develop at their own pace while responding to their needs. Educators meet the emotional security of children by providing them with a nurturing, caring, loving and supportive environment. The nursery supports every child while respecting their own pace in building their identity, self-discovery, and awakening. The individuality of every child is respected and each child has their rhythms and needs specific to their own culture, development, and history that require personal support. All furnishings and equipment promote comfort, security and are age-appropriate. Parents receive regular observational reports, updating the progress and development of the child.

Babilou Nursery’s goal is to support every child in their individuality and pace. The nursery teams support positive strengthening so that each child develops self-esteem and self-confidence. Diary surveillance allows the nursery to provide tailor-made solutions to the specific needs of every young child, promoting their social learning security, independence, and freedom. Babilou Nursery is committed to helping and supporting the children's curiosity without forcing them to play an activity or a game. The communication between adults and children allows the child to express themselves and understand their environment.