During my daily search of child care sites, I stumbled across a web page entitled "Daycares Don't Care". The site is full of articles and quotes devoted to the idea that preschools don't provide children with the care they need.
To a point, I do agree with this idea. Too ...
Filed under: General, Quality Preschools on January 19th, 2007 | No Comments »
I have seen many parents, caregivers, and teachers who struggle with communicating with infants and toddlers. The babies cry, get easily frustrated, and guardians have a difficult time recognizing their needs.
One of the first "signs" a baby learns is to wave bye-bye. It is so simple, yet a profound way ...
Filed under: General, Infant development on January 18th, 2007 | No Comments »
I have recently been introduced to a program associated with the United Way. The program, Success By 6, focuses on the importance of early education to children. The program provides quality childcare standards and a child care resource center for parents and caregivers. Success By 6: "Helping all children ...
Filed under: General on January 17th, 2007 | No Comments »
Sending your child to a daycare or preschool is an important decision. Before you sign any papers or enroll your child, you must complete the following:
Personally go to the school and ask LOTS of questions. Look at the dynamics of where your child will be spending many hours.
Are they a ...
Filed under: General, Quality Preschools on January 16th, 2007 | 1 Comment »
How much time do you and your child spend reading everyday? The benefits of reading are abundant and long lasting. The more literary benefits you provide to your child, the more likely your child will become a reader, do better academically, have stronger verbal skills, and succeed in life-long ...
Filed under: General, Reading on January 15th, 2007 | No Comments »
