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Together, we can help small steps at home become big leaps at school, giving your child the very best start to their learning.

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  • Because you get ONE CHANCE to start your kid off in life and what you do now will affect their whole life.

    Did you know that your learning ability is set before you are age 6?

    Children’s brains spend the first 5 years absorbing and exploring every experience they can in order to make as many connections as possible - the more links, the easier learning becomes. In nursery, in school, in work, and in life.

    Once a child reaches 6, their brain seals off any connections that haven’t been made, meaning that the routes to carry information that they have built, are what they have to work with for the rest of their lives.

    Stimulation and curiosity need to continue after that, in order to use those connections as much as possible. At around age 13 the brain starts to prune any unused or little used connections - getting rid of them for good! This means there is less to work with from puberty onwards.

    Your child’s learning ability starts at birth and the more you do early on, the cleverer they will be and the more potential they will have!

    Who is their primary teacher during this time?

    YOU ARE!

  • At Blossom, we know that the early years shape everything - and we believe that no parent should feel lost, alone, or unsure of how to support their child’s learning. That’s why we create tools, resources, and support that empower you to feel calm, confident, and connected at home.

    We’re here to help your child thrive - not just academically, but emotionally, socially, and in life. Our big vision? Happier homes, stronger parent–child bonds, and children who walk into school feeling secure, ready, and full of potential.

  • Parenting can feel daunting - You’re raising the future!

    But you don’t have to do it alone.

    Blossom gives you the right tools, so you can feel calm, confident, and proud of your parenting!

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