For any childhood centre the design of the layout is key to its success. Whether you are starting with a purpose-built new building, working within an existing space to set up a new centre or renovating a centre, paying attention to the layout design at the very beginning is crucial.

With many families seeking out formal childcare for their children, it may come as a surprise that there are still many centres that struggle with enrolments. If this is you, you are not alone. This article points out the top three reasons why centres struggle to help give you an insight into how you can make some changes.

It’s common knowledge that sleep is essential for growth and development, especially in children and infants. Parents spend months trying to perfect a sleeping room that provides the best rest for their children. They then pack their little ones off to childcare centres with their fingers crossed that the positive sleep routine continues. Centres do their best to replicate sleep patterns and habits, but naturally, a childcare sleeping room differs from a personal nursery.

For any childhood centre the design of the layout is key to its success. Whether you are starting with a purpose-built new building, working within an existing space to set up a new centre or renovating a centre, paying attention to the layout design at the very beginning is crucial.