About my Daycare
| What Your Child will Learn In A Family Daycare Home Block Play Physical: Learns to balance blocks and line them up (small motor coordination). Cognitive: May count blocks, see pattern and designs. Learn to build plan structure. Matches blocks that look alike Social: Learn to share and cooperate. Finding Toys Emotional: Learns about acceptance and rejection. Express needs. Social / Language: Learns to share, barter, manage, conflict, and ask for help. Self Help: Finds toys by him/herself or others. Sets up environment for play. Cognitive: Makes decisions about interests materials and to work with abilities. Dramatic Play Social: Plays adult roles. Developed self-image and coordinates others. Language: Learns to express self in another role. Cognitive: Decides appropriate dress and appearance for role; uses visual perceptions to assist self, others, and play environment. Learns and remembers behaviors to imitate. Developed abstract thinking abilities. Self help: Dresses self. Sets up play environment and find props. Story Time Or Listing To Music Cognitive: Listens and retains information. Follows story line (sequencing) with eyes orand/or ears. Recognizes words, pictures, instruments, and rhythms. Finger Play Or Songs Cognitive/Language: Learns words, gestures, and melody (sequencing, repetition, speech, and listening skills). Follows directions. Physical: coordination (small and large motor) for gesture finger plays. Dance Cognitive/Language Listens to music and rhythms. Learns to understand simple movement directions and their relationship to music. Physical: Coordinates movements (large motor). Climbing/Riding Cognitive: May count the rings to the top of the climbing structure; plans his climb. Maps out direction and distance to ride: watches for others path. Physical: large motor coordination, balance. Social: Takes turns, interacts. Putting Toys Away Cognitive: Sorts toys and follows directions. Physical: places object on the shelf, replaces lids, opens and shuts doors. Social: Takes turns, learns how to handle toys carefully. Our activities are designed to help young children enjoy learning and develop positive attitudes towards themselves and others. |
I believe my goal for quality child care is to provide your child with a
safe, comfortable, clean, home-like environment that your child can
grow in socially and intellectually. The children in our care will receive
love, guidance, and understanding in a nurturing environment. Children
learn best in a supportive atmosphere where self-esteem and respect is
given. On a daily basis your child will learn patience, responsibility, and
compassion. They will also express imagination as well as
self-expression. We believe that through play, language, creative art, and
most importantly fun, a child can express themselves which will lead
them into a bright future.
As a Professional Provider, I feel that raising your child is a partnership.
A good relationship between parents and provider will be enriching and
rewarding for the growth and development of your child. In order to
provide your child with the best possible care, the parents and the
provider are encouraged to keep open lines of communication. Giving
tender loving care to children of all ages is the focus of my child care
service as well as making a safe environment where your child can learn,
play and have fun. It is only through parent and provider cooperation
that the goal of a quality, nurturing child care can be achieved.
safe, comfortable, clean, home-like environment that your child can
grow in socially and intellectually. The children in our care will receive
love, guidance, and understanding in a nurturing environment. Children
learn best in a supportive atmosphere where self-esteem and respect is
given. On a daily basis your child will learn patience, responsibility, and
compassion. They will also express imagination as well as
self-expression. We believe that through play, language, creative art, and
most importantly fun, a child can express themselves which will lead
them into a bright future.
As a Professional Provider, I feel that raising your child is a partnership.
A good relationship between parents and provider will be enriching and
rewarding for the growth and development of your child. In order to
provide your child with the best possible care, the parents and the
provider are encouraged to keep open lines of communication. Giving
tender loving care to children of all ages is the focus of my child care
service as well as making a safe environment where your child can learn,
play and have fun. It is only through parent and provider cooperation
that the goal of a quality, nurturing child care can be achieved.
We have a laid-back atmosphere and the children enjoy our home as if it
were theirs.
Welcome to 1-2-3 Family Day Care. I decided to open a daycare home
after going through four baby sitters in a year and discovered that it was
hard finding care for my Son. "Baby sitters" aren't daycare providers.
They are not very reliable or trained. I wanted to be someone parents
could count on being there when they needed quality care for their
children. In March 1996, I was open for business.
Childcare Providers and everyone living in the home have to go through
rigorous criminal background checks, fingerprinting, fire inspections, and
health department inspections before receiving their licenses. Everyone
living in the home must also have a physical. We are re licensed every
two years. This requires a new application and a visit from a licensing
specialist. We also have off year surprise visits from a licensing specialist.
Fire inspections are done yearly. We must have a first aid kit that is kept
well stocked. We must also have a substitute in case of an emergency.
However, I have two substitutes. One of my substitutes is my best friend
Melody Beamon),and my husband.
I keep in touch with many of my past daycare children and I have enjoyed
watching them grow into young adults. I hope that your stay with us is an
educational and uplifting experience
were theirs.
Welcome to 1-2-3 Family Day Care. I decided to open a daycare home
after going through four baby sitters in a year and discovered that it was
hard finding care for my Son. "Baby sitters" aren't daycare providers.
They are not very reliable or trained. I wanted to be someone parents
could count on being there when they needed quality care for their
children. In March 1996, I was open for business.
Childcare Providers and everyone living in the home have to go through
rigorous criminal background checks, fingerprinting, fire inspections, and
health department inspections before receiving their licenses. Everyone
living in the home must also have a physical. We are re licensed every
two years. This requires a new application and a visit from a licensing
specialist. We also have off year surprise visits from a licensing specialist.
Fire inspections are done yearly. We must have a first aid kit that is kept
well stocked. We must also have a substitute in case of an emergency.
However, I have two substitutes. One of my substitutes is my best friend
Melody Beamon),and my husband.
I keep in touch with many of my past daycare children and I have enjoyed
watching them grow into young adults. I hope that your stay with us is an
educational and uplifting experience