Tiger Lily Day Nursery

About this day nursery

Tiger Lily Day Nursery, situated on the outskirts of Halesowen in the West Midlands, opened its doors in January 2011 after a complete renovation of what was formerly The Stockings Residential Home. The nursery was founded by Joint Managing Directors Charlotte Moseley and Melissa Rexworthy, both parents who sought to create a business that would allow them the flexibility to be present in their own children’s upbringing, leveraging their experience in residential business and management qualifications.

The nursery’s vision is to be the premier childcare provider in its community, dedicated to offering exceptional service to families and fostering an environment where every child can achieve their fullest potential. Tiger Lily aims to cultivate happy, confident, and caring children who are eager to learn through engaging, well-planned activities both indoors and outdoors.

They strive to provide a secure, stimulating, and safe setting where children’s confidence and self-esteem can flourish, while also offering a friendly and flexible childcare service for parents. Their approach includes a child-centred environment, flexibility to meet individual needs, a team of qualified and experienced staff committed to providing excellent care and education, and a philosophy of positive learning through play.

The nursery also prioritises making learning enjoyable for all children and providing healthy, nutritious meals. Each child benefits from a dedicated key person who oversees their individual needs, including developmental observations, meal times, and personal care like nappy changes or potty training.

Parents are kept informed and involved through communication diaries, notice boards, and regular conversations with staff.

Our ethos

Tiger Lily Day Nursery's philosophy is centred on positive learning through play, fostering happy, confident, and caring children who are eager to learn. They are committed to providing a secure, stimulating, and safe environment where children's confidence can flourish, with a child-centred approach that meets individual needs and ensures learning is enjoyable.

What it's like

Children enjoy their time at nursery, feeling safe, secure, and happy due to staff's strong focus on their emotional security. Staff promote independence, allowing children to choose activities, and encourage tidying up. Activities are planned based on children's interests, fostering an early love for books and developing small-muscle skills.