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Choosing the Right Preschool

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Choosing the Right Preschool

After ten years of blissful marriage, my husband and I are finally ready to start a family. Because I’m a certified secondary English teacher and a former accounting instructor, education is extremely important to me. When my future child enters kindergarten, I want him or her to be fully prepared for success. Therefore, I know my choice of a preschool to send my little one is a crucial one. Do you have a child who is almost ready to start attending preschool? If you haven’t selected an educational institution for your kid, you need to start looking immediately. On this blog, you will learn the characteristics of a first-rate preschool. Enjoy!

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Top Benefits Of Enrolling Your Child In A Private Christian Elementary School

12 August 2019
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For most parents, choosing an elementary school for their child is a tough choice. Parents want their children to receive the best education possible, but they also want their children to be in the right environment. While there are many wonderful public schools, attending a public elementary school is not always the best option for every child. For some families, a private school education may be a better fit. Thus, it is not surprising that private Christian schools are a popular choice for many parents. Read More 

Going Back To Work And Looking For A Daycare For Your Baby? What To Look For In A Daycare

23 November 2018
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If you had a baby and it is now time for you to go back to work, this can be very hard on you. It can be easier on you, however, if you find a good daycare for your child. Below are some things you should look for in a daycare, so you can feel better about leaving your baby and going back to work. Experience and Qualifications The daycare providers should all be certified in CPR. Read More 

4 Tips For Choosing A Summer Day Camp

16 November 2016
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Day camp is a summer tradition looked forward to by kids and parents alike. The kids get a chance to make new friends and engage in interesting activities, while parents get a few hours to themselves each day. In the past, day camp was much like summer camp—outdoor arts and crafts with no overnight stay. The modern day camp is completely different and appeals to a wide range of interests, from sports to robot building. Read More 

A Guide To Finding After School Care For Parents Going Back To Work

7 August 2016
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If you are planning to go back to work and you have a school age child, you may find yourself feeling anxious about after school care. Finding a place where your child should spend the time between the end of the school day and the end of your work day can be a daunting task. After School Care Options Not every after school care situation works for each person. When looking into after school child care, be sure to consider all your options. Read More 

How To Get Kids Moving And Interested In Exercise

23 February 2016
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These days a lot of kids are more interested in playing inside with games on their computer, console, phone or tablet, rather than playing outside. It can be difficult to compete with the thrill they get from their video games, but being active is very important for your child's health. Sedentary activities can lead to childhood obesity or adult obesity. It's up to you to teach your child the importance of exercise early in their life. Read More