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After-School Pick-Up
We pick up from Beta, Garfield, Genoa, Teague & YesPrep Elementary Schools and Carter Lomax and Fred Roberts Middle School.
Hiring
We are always looking for ladies that have a strong affection for children and desire to teach as well as provide great care! If interested in any future positions that may open up, please submit resume!
Meet The Teacher
We have a staff of 19 that include a cook, cleaning lady, floaters and 14 teachers. Stop & check out our bulletin board for a pic of each one.
BACK TO SCHOOL
TIPS TO HELP CHILDREN ADJUST
Back to school time often means changes for children and families: the first day of kindergarten or first grade; new preschools or child care settings; new classrooms and new teachers. Making smooth transitions between home, programs and schools can help children feel good about themselves and teach them to trust other adults and children. Helping children adapt to new situations can ease parents’ minds and give them a chance to become involved in their children’s education. Transitions are exciting opportunities for children to learn and grow. Parents and early childhood professionals share a role in making children feel safe and secure as they move to new educational settings. Of course, such milestones in children’s lives can cause anxiety, too. Strengthening the ties between programs and families will help create smooth transitions for adults and children both.
Blogs
Your Guide to Affordable Daycare Options Near You
Finding affordable child care options can be a challenge for many parents, especially as tuition payments continue to rise. Did you know that nearly 60%
The Impact of Quality Daycare Learning Programs on Child Development
Table Of Contents: Choosing the right daycare for your child can be a challenging task. Many parents are unsure about how quality daycare learning programs
Effective Childcare Illness Prevention Strategies for Daycares
Every daycare faces the challenge of managing illnesses among children, which can lead to increased absenteeism and concern for public health. Effective childcare illness prevention strategies are essential
Unlocking Growth: The Impact of Outdoor Play on Child Development
Outdoor play often gets overlooked in today’s tech-focused world, yet it holds the key to understanding holistic child development. This article will explore the role of outdoor play
School Year 2024/2025
Summer is quickly flying by, and as we enter the second month, I am planning for the start of school on August 13th. With that
HOW PARENTS CAN HELP
1) Be enthusiastic about the upcoming change. If you are excited and confident, your child will be, too.
2) Prepare yourself. Take note of how your child reacts to separation. If possible, visit the new setting with your child. Introduce your child to the new teacher or early childhood professional in advance.
3) If possible, arrange a play date with another child from the program, preferably one-on-one, so that your child will see a familiar face when she walks in.
4) Start daily routines that will add to continuity. Let your child become involved with packing lunch or laying out clothes. Also, begin an earlier bedtime several weeks before.
5) Put aside extra time, particularly on the first day, for chatting and commuting together. But remember not to prolong the good-bye. If the child whines or clings, staying will only make it harder.
Always say good-bye to your child.
6) Be firm, but friendly about separating. Never ridicule a child for crying. Instead, make supportive statements like, “I know it’s hard to say good-bye.”
7) At the end of the work day, put aside your concerns and focus on being a parent.
8) Give your child undivided attention without distraction of cell phone upon initial greeting as they have not seen you all day.