August is Children's Eye Health and Safety Month! If your child exhibits any behaviors like the ones below, they could be experiencing problems with their vision and may need to see an eye doctor. Looking for childcare for your child who has vision loss? We have an Early Childhood Development Center! Learn more at https://lnkd.in/g69efVKf. #ChildrensEyeHealthAndSafetyMonth #ChildCare
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👶❄️ Winter Care for Preschoolers: Essential Tips for Parents and Caregivers. Our latest article on Momistan provides practical advice to ensure the health and safety of young children during the colder months. A valuable read for professionals in childcare and early education. Read more: https://lnkd.in/dPpX6_nu #Childcare #EarlyEducation #WinterWellness
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Latest updates on #childcare support. ✅ 1 APRIL 2024 = eligible working parents of 2-year-olds GET 15 hours childcare support ✅ 6 APRIL 2024 = child benefit threshold INCREASED to £60,000 ✅ SEPTEMBER 2024 = 15 hours childcare EXTENDED to eligible parents of children from 9-months old.
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More progress in Indio
The College of the Desert Child Development Center has officially opened its doors in Downtown Indio! The new center will provide quality child care for 80 students while also training the next generation of childcare providers. This is a vital step towards creating a brighter future for our community's children and families. Congratulations to all involved in making this project a reality! #ChildCare #Education #CreatingOpportunities #EconomicDevelopment #BlueprintforSuccess
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Childcare expansion: 5 things to consider when expanding your child care center Childcare expansion takes specific considerations for success.🤔 We recently sat down with Grafton Milne of Menlo Group Commercial Real Estate, and dove into these considerations, as well as strategic insights to help child care providers expand while maintaining quality child care. 🏘️ 🏫 Read the article here: https://bit.ly/4doIqiq #childcare #realestate #expansion #centermanagement
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Many parents are spending time this summer contemplating school options for their little ones. It is important to check out things like adult: child ratio, philosophy, outdoor options, and more. Check out this article from PBS. https://lnkd.in/g9npX7F2 #SchoolOptions #ParentingTips #EarlyEducation #ChildCare #SchoolChoice
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To secure the best life outcomes for our children, we need high-quality early education and childcare. And that means investment and support for shared reading in settings across the country. Here, we explore the value of shared reading and hear from early years practitioners about what a difference it makes: https://lnkd.in/d55dtHfM #EarlyYears #EarlyEducation #Childcare #SharedReading #ReadingTogether
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Taking steps to deliver quality and affordable #childcare Introducing $10 a day childcare, reducing costs for families Implementing #wage enhancements for early childhood #educators with the median wage at $25/hr Creating new spaces and improving education for early #childhood education #students Increasing the number of childcare spaces at licensed #facilities Eliminating waitlist fees for families looking for childcare Including reduced fees in before and after school childcare #Surreypanorama #jinnysims #childcare #wageenhancements
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Discover the Importance of Childcare for Your Child’s Development! 🌟 Childcare isn’t just beneficial for children; it also supports parents by alleviating stress & pressure. In this article, I share 8 key reasons why childcare is essential, tips for choosing the right facility & what it means for you as a parent. Read now 👉 https://buff.ly/3k9qnfd for a balanced approach to childcare. #childrensminds #childcare #childhooddevelopment
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🌟 Learn effective emotional development strategies for infants and toddlers in our latest blog! Dive into practical tips for childcare providers and help children thrive. 💡 Explore more at https://wix.to/iohaDkG #ChildCare #EmotionalDevelopment #EarlyChildhood
Emotional Development Strategies for Infants and Toddlers: Key Tips for Childcare Providers
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If you are a stay-at-home parent who is bummed that you aren't bringing in money, do this... Look at the average cost range of childcare for a week. Take the top value (because it is very unlikely some one can provide better childcare than the parent). Now multiply that value by the number of children you are caring for. Now take the output value and multiply it by 4. That's your monthly income.
