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How to encourage creativity in your child
Children are born with infinite potential. The onus of exploring their talents and unraveling their capabilities rests solely on the parents. It's important to nurture the creative talents in children at a very young age. Encouraging creativity in children improves their ability to think out-of-the-box and look at life a little differently. Here's how you can keep your child's creative instincts alive. (Read more about How to encourage creativity in your child)
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How to raise a happy daughter
The pursuit of happyness is every person%u2019s primary occupation. For some happyness is family. For some it%u2019s money. As parents, we primarily want our kids to grow happy and healthy. As far as health is concerned, we can give them good food and take them to the doctor when they fall sick. But when you want to raise a happy child, you really need to work hard at it. Here are a few things you can follow to help your child stay happy as she faces life%u2019s many challenges. (Read more about How to raise a happy daughter)
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Tips to help your child ease into day care
As a mom, you are the source of security and safety for your child. So, its natural for children to feel anxious when they have to stay away from parents for long hours, especially in a day care center. However, you can make this new experience less frightening for your child. Start by preparing your child well in advance for this new experience. Also, help your child cope with this new situation by being patient and understanding. Give your child lots of love. But most importantly, parents should try to reassure their children that you are still very much there for them. The following tips can help your child adjust better in a day care environment. (Read more about Tips to help your child ease into day care)
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Tips to nurture independence in your preschooler
By the time, your child is three or so, you may notice that your child has deviated a little from its clingy ways. Gone are the days spent holding the edges of your pleated skirt. Most preschoolers have enough confidence in themselves and in the world around them to let go of mommy%u2019s hands and explore life%u2019s little mysteries on their own. (Read more about Tips to nurture independence in your preschooler)
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Mothering
Raising a child in today%u2019s world is a tremendously difficult task. Both mother and child will thrive when parents are responsive to the nuances and changes in their child%u2019s behavior. (Read more about Mothering)
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President Robert Brady
TodayCare Children's Centers
810 Broadway, Suite 105
Nashville,
TN
37203
Call 615-250-2600
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Director Delores
Harrisonburg-Rockingham Child Day Care Center
205 South Main Street
Harrisonburg,
VA
22801
Call 540-434-5268
Peace of Mind
Harrisonburg-Rockingham Child Day Care is known in the community for providing individualized care and attention. Our low teacher to child ratio enables us to be an active partner in your child%u2019s development, "where care and learning go hand in hand".
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Contact Maria Montessori
Montessori Children's World
4371 Eagle Rock Blvd
Los Angeles,
CA
90041
Call 323-256-2215
Montessori classrooms are mixed age groups, this grouping creates a highly productive learning environment. Each child works on material that is geared toward there ability and interest. When children of different age levels are able to work on individual materials along side one another, this produces a non-competitive atmosphere. In fact, most children excel beyond the %u201Caverage age expectations.%u201D
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Happy Kids Preschool
Happy Kids Preschool
4800 Downman Road
New Orleans,
LA
70126
Call 504-241-6688
Celebrating 12 years serving children and their families, Happy Kids Preschool is currently operating 2 centers, one in Houston, TX. and one in New Orleans, LA. Our modern facilities offer progressive, well equipped learning centers with programs for children 2 months to 5 years, in addition to, summer camp and before-and-after school care for children through 12 years. Happy Kids Preschool provides separate, age-specific programs, supervised indoor and outdoor activities, a fenced playground, hot meals, nutritious snacks and field trips. Children are taught both academic and personal skills as well as exercised that develop memory, confidence and awareness!
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Director Christina Kent
Christina Kent Early Childhood Center
423 Third Street S.W.
Albuquerque,
NM
87102
Call (505) 242-0557
Mission: To provide low-cost childcare, education and nutritional services to the children of low-income working families in a safe and nurturing environment.
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Owner Ina Fort
Montessori Early Learning Center
1101 Balsam Rd.
Columbia,
South Carolina
29210
Call 803-772-2262
MELC has a 3 acre commercially equipped playground that is developmentally appropriate for children ages 3 to 6 years of age. In addition to the active playareas there is also a "quiet area" for resting in porch swings under the shade and enjoying juice breaks under the gazebo.
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Contact Tracy Bradley
Park Street School
67 Brimmer Street
Boston,
MA
02108
Call 617-523-7577
What makes an education remarkable? Passionate teachers, an engaging curriculum, committed parents and a strong vision are essential. Appealing spaces and places to learn are valuable, and location is important. Harder to define but equally vital is a sense of spirit, community and purpose.
Welcome to Park Street School and Park Street Kids, a continuous, integrated Christian-based education for children, toddler through sixth grade.
Park Street School and Park Street Kids are grounded in a content-rich curriculum that lays a foundation of knowledge, built upon and expanded in each grade. Our children engage in hands-on activities, learn to think creatively and solve problems methodically. Their growth as unique individuals academically, spiritually, emotionally and physically is fostered with intention in a nurturing environment. They develop a strong sense of self and place, learning to invest in their communities and the world around them.
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Director Betty Keeling
White Rock North School
9727 White Rock Trail
Dallas,
TX
75238
Call 214-348-7410
Basics & Beyond
At White Rock North School, dedication to learning is first and foremost%u2013%u2013but it is never boring, never mundane. Our academically strong curriculum builds a solid base of education, emphasizing core disciplines supported by integrated activities:
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%u2013 Environmental Education
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Contact M Criswell
Play Centers, Inc.
1517 York Road
Lutherville,
MD
21093
Call 410-296-4880
Welcome to Play Centers, Inc - Your 1st Choice for Quality Child Care!
We operate 30 programs, which include five pre-school programs, located in Baltimore County, Baltimore City, and Anne Arundel County, Maryland.
Our programs are based on your child's physical, emotional, social, and intellectual development and include self-selected and teacher-directed activities.
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Contact Michael Roberts
The Catherine Cook School
226 W Schiller St
Chicago,
IL
60610
Call 312-266-3381
The Catherine Cook School is a place where everyone knows your child's name -- and yours! We are a school where students thrive in small classes and imbibe a truly joyful approach to learning and community. Our rigorous curriculum introduces world languages before first grade, builds mastery of fundamental skills and critical thinking, stimulates creativity in the visual and performing arts, and uses the best of instructional technology to expand the possibilities of learning. Our academic program centers on age-appropriate experiential learning and independent thinking, augmented by rich opportunities in the arts, athletics, and service learning.
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