Top 5 signs of a great childcare center
As a parent of four kids of my own and not always owning a childcare facility I had an eye for what really mattered to me in a childcare facility. I prioritized must haves based on my needs (yours may be a bit different) but they are all still really important! Word of mouth – why not hear from parents who have already been there! There is no better story than hearing reviews from parents who go to the childcare center every day. You may learn a lot more about the school thro
What to do when your kid says “I’m Bored”
With the increase use of smartphones, tablets, and television it has become difficult for parents of today to get their kids out and active! With summer right around the corner, here are some fun, easy, and cheap activities to do with your kids to keep them entertained and healthy! Take a hike If the weather is great, go OUTSIDE. Go for a hike or a walk or even a bike ride in a nearby park. Don’t forget the sunscreen, water, and some snacks for a picnic at the end. Visit the
Tips to take home! 5 ways to better parenting
Parenting is a tough job, we completely understand that! At Star Montessori School and Day Care our job is to work with parents on a daily basis. When raising a child we cannot expect them to fully develop if school and home life are completely different. We must work together as teachers and parents to allow children to follow a consistent schedule and disciplinary routine. Our childcare program allows students to learn socially acceptable behavior and things that are consid
Working Parents: Balancing Your Job a with a Sick Child
As a parent of young children, you are probably constantly screaming “Wash Your Hands!” in hopes to save your child from spreading germs and getting sick. The reality is that kids get sick all the time without much prior notice. A child’s surprise illness can push any parent, especially working parents to the point of panic. You can’t send your child to daycare, but you also can’t reschedule your big meeting for that next day – so now what? We all know your child is your numb