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Helping Your Little One Succeed at Preschool

My sweet spouse and I are planning for the birth of our first child. We’ve already researched possible schools to send our little one to. Perhaps, you recently enrolled your young child in preschool. Because you understand the importance of obtaining a good education, you may wish to do everything in your power to help you kid succeed in school. To help you accomplish this task, consider visiting with your child’s teacher, or teachers, often. If your kid is struggling with a particular subject, you might want to secure a tutor for him or her. On this blog, I hope you will discover meaningful tips to help your kid have a successful preschool experience. Enjoy!

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Helping Your Little One Succeed at Preschool

Mixed Age Preschools: Are They A Good Option?

29 October 2017
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  It's time to take your child to preschool and you are wondering whether to put your child in mixed age programs for daycare. Or, should you go for a school where children are mixed according to age groups? In mixed age preschools children with an age difference ranging from 1-2 years are put in the same classroom. Below are some pros and cons of mixed age preschools to help you make that decision. Read More 

Birthday Party At The Daycare? 3 Tips For Parents

23 October 2017
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Birthdays are important to both kids and parents, and it's natural to want to mark their special day, even if it falls on a day when your child will be in their daycare center. Sure, you can always plan a party for the weekend before or after the actual birth date, but your child might also enjoy a celebration in the classroom where they spend their days. If you want to celebrate your child's birthday in the daycare center, take a look at some important tips that can help: Read More 

3 Tips For Sending Your Child To Daycare During Potty Training

22 October 2017
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If your child is in the midst of learning how to use the toilet, you could be concerned about sending him or her to daycare during this time. However, you probably can't just stop sending your child to daycare, so you could be wondering if there is anything that you can do to make things easier for your child's daycare teachers while also helping your son or daughter learn to use the toilet. Read More 

Tips For Choosing The Right Summer Camp For Your Child

16 October 2017
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Summer camp is an excellent place for a child to learn new skills, create lifelong friendships, and spend time being active. If your child is eager to go to summer camp, you are sure to want to choose the right one. There are a variety of summer camps available, so taking the time to narrow them down will ensure that your child has a wonderful experience. Use the following tips to find the best summer camp for your child: Read More 

Choosing Child Care: What Should You Look For?

10 October 2017
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Now that you've decided to go back to work or school, you're looking for child care programs. You've read the books. And you've read the blogs. You've made lists of the rules, regulations and policies to look for. You know how many staff members your state or area requires per the number of children in the room, and you know what each should require in the way of teacher training. Now what? Read More