Get Answers to Your Questions about Cradle to Crayons in Bundaberg North, QLD

We provide care for children as young as six weeks old in our babies' room.

Yes, of course! Our educators will provide regular updates through a digital platform called Storypark, where you can view photos, daily stories and other aspects of your child's progress. Our educators are always free for discussions if you'd like to ask questions or find out more.

Yes, we do. Our kindergarten program is approved by the Queensland Government and delivered by a university-trained, ACECQA-approved early childhood teacher.

We ask families to pack a healthy lunchbox for their children with morning tea, lunch and afternoon tea. Please speak with C2C team members if you are looking for some lunchbox ideas.

Yes, nappies, wipes and sunscreen are all provided.

Cradle to Crayons, along with many other providers in the sector, closes for public holidays. If your scheduled booked day falls on a public holiday, fees will still apply as staff and operating costs still need to be covered. The Australian Government's Child Care Subsidy (CCS) covers up to 42 allowable absence days a year, including public holidays.

Yes, fees still apply for sick days. The Australian Government's Child Care Subsidy (CCS) will cover up to 42 absence days a year with no documentation and unlimited sick days if you're able to provide a medical certificate or similar evidence.

Normal fees apply for all absences (including Public Holidays) that fall on a booked day.

The Childcare Subsidy is an Australian Government payment that reduces families' out-of-pocket costs for childcare. For more information, click here. 

You can get your child's Immunisation History Statement by accessing your Medicare online account through myGov.

Or by using the Express Plus Medicare Mobile App 

Additonally, You can call the Australian Immunisation Register and ask for an immunisation history statement to be sent to you. It may take up to two weeks to arrive in the post.

If your child has a medical condition, you will be asked to supply a Medical Action Plan upon enrolment. 

A Medical Action Plan is a document, prepared by and signed by your child's doctor, that describes symptoms, causes, and clear instructions on action and treatment for the child's specific condition and includes the child's name and photograph.