Help! Name my day nursery!!!

[mumnikki]

how bout Sweet Babes, Tots & Beans?

thanks x

[zaelia]

I like the jelly theme but find it a bit clunky to have each room have jelly in the name. I was thinking you could called the babies blueberries, the middle ages raspberries, and the older kids strawberries (all delicious jelly flavors) and then have the name of the whole nursery be something like Jelly Babies or Jelly Train or even Sweet Babes would work. Jut an idea...
Good Luck!

[crunchymama]

I like the jelly theme but find it a bit clunky to have each room have jelly in the name. I was thinking you could called the babies blueberries, the middle ages raspberries, and the older kids strawberries (all delicious jelly flavors) and then have the name of the whole nursery be something like Jelly Babies or Jelly Train or even Sweet Babes would work. Jut an idea...
Good Luck!

Love this idea Zealia! Jelly Babies sounds the best.

2nd Choice- Babies, Tots, and Beans


I opened this thinking you were opening a home-daycare. I think it's great you are opening a larger daycare center- that's quite ambitious. Did I read correctly that you have 4 children under age 4 and are hoping to have another in 2013 and opening a nursery? Good luck with everything! You're going to be busy!

[kala_way]

I like the jelly theme but find it a bit clunky to have each room have jelly in the name. I was thinking you could called the babies blueberries, the middle ages raspberries, and the older kids strawberries (all delicious jelly flavors) and then have the name of the whole nursery be something like Jelly Babies or Jelly Train or even Sweet Babes would work. Jut an idea...
Good Luck!

That's a cool idea.
I'd probably go in a different direction and do something like Seeds, Sprouts, and Buds; and name the nursery Baby Bloom

I don't really like Babies, Tots, and Beans. Tots and Beans sounds like a meal, adding babies just makes it weirder.

[mumnikki]

I like the jelly theme but find it a bit clunky to have each room have jelly in the name. I was thinking you could called the babies blueberries, the middle ages raspberries, and the older kids strawberries (all delicious jelly flavors) and then have the name of the whole nursery be something like Jelly Babies or Jelly Train or even Sweet Babes would work. Jut an idea...
Good Luck!

Zaelia love this idea!!! Jelly Babies is lovely!! might nick that idea!!!

[mumnikki]

Thanks Zaelia I have completely fallen in love with your idea!

Blueberries(3m-18m) Raspberries(18m-3yr) Strawberries(3yr-5yr)

but which name?????
i thought something with berries?
Jelly Babies?
Berry Babes?
Baby Berries?
Sweet Berries?
HELP!!!

[emiliaj]

Just an additional thought- might be worth adding a local location into your name. Makes it easier for parents wanting to find something in their region.
For example:
Brighton Berry Babies
Brighton Berries

Although I would be a little hesitant to put babies in the name as some people may think you are exclusively for babies- and some fickle preschoolers won't want to go to care where they are categorised as "babies" in the title.

Another idea:
Berry Patch Early Learning School

You could have room door signs with painted berries on them to match!

[mumnikki]

Thanks we are situated in Brentwood so...
Brentwood Berry Patch
Sweet Brentwood Berries
Brentwood Berries Nursery

what do you think?

[catloverd]

Brentwood Berry Patch is so cute!

[emiliaj]

I like both of these suggestions:
Brentwood Berry Patch
Brentwood Berries Nursery
Slightly lean towards Brentwood Berries Nursery as it says the region and what it is (a nursery) in the title. This would be a huge plus if staff wear clothing with the logo out in public- as it will be obvious what the name means and be like advertising for your nursery.
I am picturing a cranberry or purple coloured T-shirt!
You could still call your nursery newsletter for parents "The Berry Patch".
Awww good luck with your nursery! The babies room seems to span a broad age range- most I know go to approx 1yr, then toddlers, then preschoolers. Ideally 4 rooms and have a tiny tot room too- but that means bigger premises and more staff to employ and manage.