Lanarkshire baby and toddler dance business Tappy Toes up for sale

A popular Lanarkshire baby and toddler dance business is up for sale as its owner prepares to step back to focus on family life. <i>(Image: Unsplash)</i>
A popular Lanarkshire baby and toddler dance business is up for sale as its owner prepares to step back to focus on family life. (Image: Unsplash)
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A popular Lanarkshire baby and toddler dance business is up for sale as its owner prepares to step back to focus on family life.

Tappy Toes Lanarkshire boss Nicola announced the news in an emotional message to parents, saying she had made the “incredibly difficult decision” to sell after pouring her “heart and soul” into the classes.

She told followers that watching little ones “grow in confidence, make friendships, laugh, dance and create memories” had meant more to her than words could say.

Nicola stressed the business is “thriving” and continuing to grow, which has made the move even harder, but said personal commitments mean “the time has come to pass this amazing opportunity on to someone else”. She reassured families that “nothing is changing anytime soon”, with classes, events and everything they do set to carry on “with the same love, passion and 200% energy” while a buyer is sought.

The post has sparked a wave of supportive comments from parents. One wrote: “Wishing you all the luck in the world Nicola I’m sure you’ll be successful in everything you do in life.”

Another added: “I can’t imagine how hard this decision was, we absolutely love our Tappy Toes Tuesday class and Mila just loves coming along and seeing Vicki ... you’re right family comes first and hopefully someone else will buy it and grow it even more.”

Nicola described the sale as “an incredible opportunity to take over a fully established, successful business with everything needed to continue growing it” and invited anyone interested to get in touch with her directly.

She finished by thanking families for the “support, love and loyalty” shown over the years, signing off: “Forever your bestie Nicola xx.”

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