Child Care

A licensed child care home that provides care and supervision for up to 12 children between the ages of two years and 12 years. Operated in the provider’s private residence. 

Philosophy

• Key points highlighting the importance of nurturing emotional relationships and learning environments in daycare:
  • Foundation of Emotional Relationships: Nurturing relationships provide warmth, security, and support, essential for children’s emotional well-being and overall development.
  • Social and Cognitive Skill Development: Through play and collaborative learning, children enhance their social skills, language abilities, self-control, and cognitive skills, including decision-making and problem-solving.
  • Exploratory Learning: Children thrive in environments that encourage exploration, questioning, and creativity, which fosters critical thinking and cognitive growth.
  • Nurturing Learning Environments: Age-appropriate equipment and materials, along with integration of home cultures, create supportive spaces that adapt to the evolving needs and interests of children.
  • Parental Involvement: Engaged parents positively influence their children’s learning attitudes and outcomes, bridging home and daycare, and contributing to a richer educational experience.

Programs and Activities

• Have a daily routine schedule:
  • Creative Arts and Crafts: Engaging children in hands-on projects that promote creativity, fine motor skills, and self-expression through painting, drawing, and crafting.
  • Storytime and Reading: Daily sessions where caregivers read to children, fostering a love for books, enhancing vocabulary, and developing listening skills.
  • Outdoor Play and Physical Activities: Structured playtime in safe outdoor areas, encouraging physical development through games, sports, and exploration of nature.
  • Circle Time and Group Activities: Interactive sessions that include singing, sharing, and learning about social skills, helping children develop communication and teamwork abilities.
• Also provides Montessori activities in activity time.

Nutrition

• A summary of the meals and snacks program:
  • Nutritious Meal Environment: Meals are served in a bright, clean, and relaxed atmosphere, promoting a positive mealtime experience.
  • Balanced Nutrition Focus: Emphasis on providing balanced meals that support child development, learning, and energy levels.
  • Daily Meal Schedule: Children receive morning snacks, lunch, and evening snacks to maintain energy throughout the day.
  • Dietary Accommodations: Arrangements can be made for special diets, offering both vegetarian and non-vegetarian options. (excluding beef, fish, and seafood)
  • Food Allergy Policy: Nut friendly and does not accept children with extreme food allergies for safety reasons.
  • Weekly Menu Updates: Weekly menu will be posted on the information board for parents to review.