Three Tips To Help A Child Nap At Daycare

Posted on 12 July 2017

Are you sending your child to daycare so that you can return to your job?  One adjustment your child may have trouble with is napping at daycare.  It can be quite different from napping at home if your child is not used to being around other kids during their nap.  These tips could help them get through it and fall asleep for their nap at daycare. Write Down Advice for Daycare [Read More]

2 Things To Look For When Choosing A Childcare Facility

Posted on 14 June 2017

Choosing the right daycare facility for your child is important. You want to know that wherever you take them, they are going to be safe and cared for. That can mean that it may be hard for you to find the right center. There are things that you can look for that can make it easier for you to find the right place for your child.  Adult/Child Ratio One thing you need to do is to check to see what the adult/child ratio is. [Read More]

3 Tips To Help Your Homeschooled Preschooler Adjust To Temporary A.M. Daycare

Posted on 28 April 2017

Temporary morning daycare can throw a wrench into the routine of an otherwise flexible homeschooling family. Chances are your preschooler has already worked on basic kindergarten skills such as coloring, the alphabet, and shapes. There's usually a lot of unstructured play dates, as studies have shown you that preschoolers learn best through play. There should be a lot of play in the daycare, right? Today's daycare centers, like Cottonwood Montessori, focus on more than mere mass babysitting services. [Read More]

2 Ways That A Daycare Program Can Benefit Your Child

Posted on 31 March 2017

Choosing the right daycare program for your child is a very important thing, mostly because a good daycare program can benefit your child in a large number of ways. Listed below are two ways that a daycare program can benefit your child. Socialization One of the biggest benefits provided by daycare program is the fact that it can make your child much more used to dealing with other children, adults, and large groups of people. [Read More]

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Children have inquisitive minds, and as parents we should help them to learn and explore all that's around them. Teaching a child and answering their questions allows them to grow intellectually. My name is Constance, and I think it's important for children to have many different life experiences while they're young so they'll grow up to be well-rounded adults. When I'm with my children, I encourage them to ask questions because it's important for their learning skills. I believe that a child's education is one of the most important issues that parents should be aware of while their children are growing up. I've written this blog for parents so that they can help their children be the best at what they choose to do in life. The beginning of their dreams starts with a good education.

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