Nannie Annies Day Care, South Woodford

With 80 places in total and an age range starting at 3 months, Nannie Annies Day Care, South Woodford is an option for families planning childcare from infancy onwards. Children aged 3 to 60 months are accepted.

No Ofsted inspection has been published for this setting yet.

The accepted age range spans babies and older children. For a family starting childcare early, that gives this address relevance beyond the first stage of infancy; the age limit remains an important boundary when planning longer-term care.

Care for a baby and care for an older child involve different daily routines. With children accepted from 3 months, the practical fit for an individual child's feeding, rest and personal care deserves attention alongside the attendance commitment.

Sessions and Attendance

Opening hours are 8am to 6pm, Monday to Friday. The nursery operates across the year, with closures for bank holidays, inset days and the Christmas break. Those closures matter for families whose work continues through holiday periods: an all-year arrangement still needs a backup plan for closure days.

The enquiry form includes South Woodford as a site choice and specifies a minimum of four days. That makes the attendance commitment a substantial part of the decision for anyone seeking only occasional childcare.

Getting There

The address is 2 Malmesbury Road, South Woodford, E18 2NN. Enquiries can be made through the contact form, by emailing enquiries@nannieannies.com or by calling 020 3848 7508; selecting South Woodford identifies the branch required.

• Four-day commitment. The enquiry route specifies a minimum of four days. Consider whether that fits the childcare pattern your household actually needs.
• Care from infancy. Children are accepted from 3 months. At a visit, how would feeding, sleep and personal care be arranged for your child?
• Holiday cover. Bank holidays, inset days and the Christmas break are closure periods. Families working through those periods will need another care arrangement.

This is a practical option for families seeking weekday childcare across the year, accepting a four-day minimum and planning care from infancy onwards. The decision rests on how that attendance commitment and closure pattern fit family life, with the child's daily care arrangements a central part of the visit conversation.