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As you walk into the daycare itself, you'll notice it's not as it was before. Tasteful stripes and colors adorn the entire room and bear a stark contrast to the ruffling tapestries that animate between the Sign of the Deathly Hallows and Gellert Grindelwald himself that frame the entrance. Everything is now vibrant and chic looking. There are curved shelves with brightly colored toys stacked neatly in place. Little tables and chairs are set in a cluster for the kids that are old enough to color and handle crayons (without trying to eat them!). For the older kids, a separate area has been set to the side so that they can play muggle board games, chess, or cards magical games like exploding snap and wizard's chess, wizard's checkers, Snitch Snatcher!, Wizard Skittles, and so on. For their reading pleasure, they also have a separate bookshelf that houses literature more suited for growing minds that encourage wizarding youth to embrace who they are with no fear of hiding it from anyone and that their magic makes them more special and stronger than those without it. Everything...in some way...is considered educational. Down to the smaller building blocks housed in individual crates.

In another part of the room, comfy chairs and cushions are set up. Anyone up for a good story? This is where one of our wonderful ministry daycare attendants will bring the babies and toddlers to read to them...or maybe just make up a story of their own. Either way, its the picture of comfort.

Do you work for the Ministry and have children? Then bring them here! Whatever the age, we'll watch them while you work!