Little Angels Early Learning

The Wattle Room is a calm, nurturing and responsive environment designed especially for our youngest learners. For children aged 0–2 years, this space provides the comfort, security, and gentle encouragement they need as they begin exploring the world around them. Our educators prioritise building strong, trusting relationships with each child, ensuring they feel safe, supported and deeply cared for throughout their day. 

In the Wattle Room, children are encouraged to learn at their own pace through warm interactions, sensory play, early language experiences, and opportunities to develop confidence in their emerging independence. Daily routines are flexible and responsive to each child’s individual needs, including sleep, feeding, comfort items and personal rhythms. 

Our educators work closely with families to understand each child’s routines, preferences, and personality. This partnership helps us create a familiar, predictable, and loving environment where your child can thrive. We look forward to welcoming your family into the Wattle Room and supporting your child’s earliest learning journey with care, gentleness, and joy.

What to bring each day: 

1. 2 sets of labelled change of clothes, weather appropriate 
2. Labelled water bottle  
3. Labelled bottles of boiled water with separate formula dispenser, enough for a full day 
4. If child has 3 bottles through the day, please being three separate bottles for each feed 
5. Labelled bottles, enough for the day for Cow’s and Alternative milks are provided, if it applies 
6. Any comforters for rest time (also labelled). 
7. Please note: For our youngest children, safety is always our highest priority. If your child is under 1 year of age and requires a comforter in the cot (such as a small soft toy or cloth), written permission must be provided before we are able to place it with them during sleep times. please email the centre directly with your written approval so we can ensure your child’s comfort needs are supported safely and in line with our sleep and rest procedures. 

Room Communication: 

We encourage families to take a little time during drop-off to chat with our educators. These conversations help us understand your child’s needs, routines and any important updates that support their wellbeing throughout the day. 

All communication about your child’s daily activities, routines, photos, and updates will be shared through the OWNA App. This ensures you receive consistent, real-time information and can stay connected with your child’s learning and experiences. 

Meals and Nutrition: 

Meals are provided according to our centre Sample Menu and nutritional guidelines. 

1. Morning Tea 
2. Breakfast 
3. Lunch 
4. Afternoon Tea 
5. Late Snack  

Health and Safety Practise:  

Your child’s wellbeing is our highest priority.

1. Hygiene routines 
2. Safe supervision 
3. Illness and exclusion guidelines 
4. Sun safety practices 

Educators follow all regulatory requirements to ensure a safe, supportive, and high-quality environment.