| marlaeirons@sbcglobal.net | |
| Location: | Bentonville, Arkansas |
| Ages | Infants-PreK |
| Ratios | 4-1 |
| Phone | (479) 273-2120 |
| Website | www.ABearyHappyHeartHomeDaycare.com |
| Additional Info… | Reduced Rates! Everyone is now just $120.00 per child per week no matter what the child’s age is. All Meals, Snacks, & Curriculum will be supplied by this provider without any additional charge to you. Call me today to set up an interview. |
| Director Name | Marla Irons |
A Beary Happy Heart Home Daycare: Bentonville, Arkansas
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Cradles Cribs & Crayons: Skokie, IL
September 21, 2008 By 7 Comments
Location: 9000 Kildare Ave, Skokie, IL 60076
Phone: (847) 673-5060
Ages: 6 weeks to 5 years
Specialties: Secure Doors, Safe Environment, Hot Lunches & Snacks, Educational Day Care, Computer, State Licensed, Science, Playground, Phonics, Music, Math, Field Trips, Dance
Vineyard Children’s Center: Ann Arbor, MI
September 13, 2008 By 9 Comments
| admin@vineyardchildren.org | |
| Location: | 2275 Platt, Ann Arbor, MI |
| Ages | 2 weeks to 5 years |
| Ratios | 1:4 |
| Phone | 734.929.0300 |
| Website | www.vineyardchildren.org |
| Director Name | Elka Francisco |
Green’s Day Care: Baton Rouge, LA
September 7, 2008 By 1 Comment
Location: 2447 Balis Dr, Baton Rouge, LA 70808
10 Things Every Parent Needs to Know About their Preschoolers
August 27, 2008 By
Photo courtesy Lee Cullivan
10. Every child throws tantrums. This is a normal part of life. There is no terrible 2’s or 3’s, all children go through phases and it’s normal. I know parents who will tell you that their child is going through the terrible 16’s!
9. Your child WILL learn! So what if Suzie knows how to read and your child doesn’t. Each child learns at his own pace. When he is ready he will work with you and learn, so don’t push it!
8. Every child needs to make a mess. A 4 year old is just that, a 4 year old. Don’t get upset over every mess you see. This is part of the learning process and part of the fun! Remember messes most often means that your child was attempting to do something on his own, and that is progress.
