Nessy's Nest Family Daycare in Brisbane, Queensland, Australia | Education

Nessy's Nest Family Daycare

Locality: Brisbane, Queensland, Australia

Phone: +61 434 374 845

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25.01.2022 What a perfect song for our littlies. Hope and Harry teaching Penny their perfect song..

24.01.2022 We love big pieces of cardboard at Nessys.. Just a quick sensory play today but we are going to put paint in this big box next week and free paint with just our hands and feet"messy play" *more pics to come*

24.01.2022 Playing with photos and filters lol. Just some happy snaps

24.01.2022 Bought doll house =0 Cardboard doll house =1. Making our own toys with imagination makes us all feel accomplished..and proud. Construction at its finest. I know which 1 gets used more.

22.01.2022 Another beautiful visitor today.

21.01.2022 Nessys Nest currently has a vacancy. We are looking for someone between 6months to 5 years to join our awesome friends. Please P.M for details. Thank you.

21.01.2022 Welcome to our little cutie Miss N. Snuggles..cuddles and playtime. Let the fun begin.xx

17.01.2022 Nommy..well these are going to be yummy.. Thanks Miss Penny. This fun activity incorporates numeracy and mathematical themes with counting and measuring skills be used. It also shows children connecting and transferring ideas and imagination through play based activities. I cant wait to try them.

17.01.2022 So over the last few days this baby magpie has decided he is very intetested in what the kids and i are doing on the outdoor table. He is certainly not frightened and very curious. I am sure i can do some forward planning woth this experiance..although im not sure i like him this close.lol

17.01.2022 Now we have plenty of room at our new craft table. Sure to please all my budding artists..

14.01.2022 Nawwww.love this.

14.01.2022 Here at Nessys Nest we acknowledge Aboriginal and Torres Strait Islander people as the traditional custodians of the land in which we meet. We pay our respects to the Elders of the past, present and future. NAIDOC WEEK.

14.01.2022 Today we say goodbye to our beautiful Miss Nora. We are all going to miss you very much. Miss Nora will be joining her big sister school. This is extra hard seeing I have had this amazing family with me for over 4 years. I know Ill get to see you grow into an amazing little girl.... Nessy loves you.xx See more

13.01.2022 After a child led interest this morning we decided spontaneously to create a ferry to transport dolls and toys. The children showed such great curiosity to this activity that we have decided to create a different mode of transport each day. and combine it with construction time. We will extend on this with some research on google. The children used brainstorming ideas to create their ferries and even added the boat stack. When asked what other modes of transport they thought ...there was, they all came up with boat, plane,train, I suggested a car as a mode of transport and Miss H replied.."no thats just mummys car i think my dads car is a mode of transport". Stay tuned for tomorrows creations. See more

13.01.2022 Just sharing some gorgeous kindy sheet sets my friend is making. Let me know if anyone is interested.

12.01.2022 Miss Hope and I just made some boiled.(and mashed) apple for her baby sister..before she eats all my utensils lol Nom nom

12.01.2022 Oh Miss N..you are a clever cookie..(parent permission)7 months old.

08.01.2022 Today we practised some spatial concepts of over, under, through etc. We combined this with a you tube clip "We are going on a lion hunt" We made our binoculars as well this morning to use for our song. The children showed a great curiosity to these basic concepts and have been playing over and under all afternoon. Tomorrow we will extend this further into our outdoor free play and obstable course.... Spatial concepts (a category of basic concepts) define the relationship between us and objects, as well as the relationships of objects to each other. As our language begins to develop, early spatial concepts such as in front of, behind, top, bottom, over, under, last, between, farthest, backward, in, on, etc., help us understand directions more precisely, ask detailed questions, and express our ideas to others. For preschoolers and young students, an awareness or understanding of spatial concepts and relationships usually predicts later success in math, reading, and following directions.

08.01.2022 We love big pieces of cardboard at Nessy's.. Just a quick sensory play today but we are going to put paint in this big box next week and free paint with just our hands and feet"messy play" *more pics to come*

06.01.2022 Just loving the creative art from my 3 year olds today. So much colour..

06.01.2022 The hardest thing about my job is watching your babies grow up and move on to "big kindy". Thank you Harrison for teaching Nessy so much. You are the most determined, most beautiful boy and i no doubt you will succeed in everything you do. We all miss you so much but wish you and your beautiful family the very best. We love you..

05.01.2022 The children and I thought we would honor our fire fighters in our own special way, And made them some bushfire butterflies just to say ..Thank you to all our fire fighters...

05.01.2022 Nessys Nest Family Daycare in Wishart is now catering for weekend working families and shift workers. We currently have vacancies for weekends and/overnight care available. P.M for details.

04.01.2022 No pictures..just the best sound in the world..

04.01.2022 Another happy/sad day for Nessys Nest. Oh Miss Hope how you have grown into the most beautiful kind hearted little girl. Nessy is so very proud of how amazing y...ou are and wish you all the very best at "Big school". Words cannot express how much you mean to all of us and we will miss you. We know whatever you do next you will shine like a diamond. I now have your little sister so will still get to see you.xxxxxx See more

03.01.2022 Water Play gives many opportunities to develop fine and gross motor skills across age ranges. Children will increase their fine motor skills and hand-eye coordination through actions like pouring, squirting, scrubbing, stirring and squeezing. Floating and sinking is a fun science concept for children to explore.It invites them to play, experiment and explore how and why different objects float and sink when placed into water. We will be doing this activity in many different ways through the week. It will be interesting to see what else we can think up to extend on this throughout the week

02.01.2022 Nessys Nest will have an available Mon to Fri spot after the 20th of September. Please P.M for details.