Hi, I'm Lee.

I help women step into an established, ready to run Toddler Sense business and make it their own.

Feeling like work no longer fits the life you want?

You want more flexibility around your family
You want work that actually feels meaningful
You are ready for something that fits your life, not fights it

For some women, the answer is starting from scratch. For others, it is stepping into something that already works, and making it their own.

Before you read on

Here is a quick introduction to Toddler Sense Wantage & Newbury, from me.

Introducing Toddler Sense Wantage & Newbury

As you watch, ask yourself: could I see myself doing this? If the answer is yes, the next step is simply finding out a little more.

Not a start up. An established business.

Toddler Sense Wantage & Newbury has been running in the local area for 17 years, with Nadine taking it on and growing it over the last decade.

Around 130 children a week, with strong repeat bookings
A loyal, established customer base
A trusted local reputation
Classes already set up and running from day one

"Nadine is fantastic and these classes are so much fun. Each week is different and has so many interactive and engaging activities for your children. My daughter loved it, and developed her communication skills and understanding of the world around her."

Rebecca T., parent at Toddler Sense Wantage & Newbury

Meet Nadine

Nadine took on Toddler Sense Wantage & Newbury ten years ago, building on a business that has supported local families for 17 years. She is ready to pass it on to someone new to take it forward.

Nadine on why she bought Toddler Sense Wantage & Newbury by Lee Whitwell

Why this is different

A trusted reputation already in place
Families who already know and value the classes
The flexibility to choose your own hours
Room to grow the business further, at your own pace
Income from day one, not from scratch

A little about me

I have run my own children's activity business for 16 years, and spent 15 years as a Regional Franchisor supporting other women to do the same. I am not just a franchisor, I have done this myself and I still do.

My role is to guide you through this opportunity honestly, and support you as you make it your own.

What is already there for you

A proven class structure and fully planned sessions
Full training in how to run your classes and your business
Ongoing support and guidance, so you are never left guessing
Ready made marketing materials and templates
All the equipment and resources you need
A network of other franchisees, and ongoing development

WOW World Group has over 25 years of experience in children's development programmes, now running in more than 10 countries, with over 40,000 children attending WOW classes every week.

You might be wondering

How does taking over an existing business work?

You step into a business with customers and classes already in place. Nadine and I will support a clear, well managed handover.

Do I need experience in early years or business?

No. Full training and support is provided, and confidence builds as you go.

Is there any pressure to sign up?

None. The first conversation is simply to explore whether this could be right for you.

What happens to the current customers?

They stay with the business. We introduce you properly, so the transition feels smooth for everyone.

How much could I realistically earn?

This depends on how you choose to run and grow the business, including how many classes you deliver. You are starting from a strong base, with proven demand already in place.

Investment Guide

As an established business, the investment covers the franchise set up and the purchase of the business itself, including its customers, reputation and weekly income.

The overall investment typically sits within twelve thousand to twenty five thousand pounds, depending on the size and performance of the business.

Some people fund this through savings, others explore options such as the Government Start Up Loan Scheme.

We can talk through the full financial picture and what is included on a call.

Still thinking it through? Here is a short video that might help.

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