Wee Watch Licensed Home Child Care Kitchener/Waterloo

Today at Wee Watch, we wear orange.

On this National Day for Truth and Reconciliation, we take time to reflect, learn, and honour Indigenous children, families, and communities. Through stories, conversations, and age-appropriate activities, we help build a foundation of kindness, empathy, and respect.

Every child matters — today and every day.

That's what we're talking about! Happy Friday!

It's just what we do! 💙💚😎

We see you, parents, guardians, caregivers.

Remembering your "why" can be difficult in the tough moments, so be intentional about taking time today to remember what—or who—you're doing everything for.

You got this 💙💚

What’s your child’s favourite food?

Did you know kids are born with about 3x more taste buds than adults? That’s why flavours can feel extra strong to little ones! Over time, their taste buds change—so keep offering a variety of foods (even if they don’t love them right away).

What food always makes your child smile? 💙

Happy Potato Day! 🥳

Did you know potatoes are packed with vitamin C, potassium, and fibre? They’re more than just comfort food—they fuel little bodies with energy for play, growth, and learning. 💪✨

To celebrate, here’s a delicious way to turn leftover mashed potatoes into something new: crispy veggie-packed potato croquettes! Perfect for lunch, snack time, or dipping into your child’s favourite sauce. How do you and your little ones love eating potatoes? 👇

🤣 Happy Tell a Joke Day!

Today’s the perfect excuse to share a silly joke, a giggle, or a big belly laugh. Laughter isn’t just fun—it builds social skills, boosts confidence, and strengthens bonds between kids and caregivers. So go ahead… tell us your best knock-knock joke in the comments! 👇

You made it! Happy Friday!

✋ Happy Left-Handers Day! ✋

Whether your child is a lefty or a righty, their little hands are still growing into the amazing tools they’ll use for writing, creating, and exploring.

As puts it:

“Look at the differences between a typical preschool child’s hand and a typical 7-year-old hand. Want to know why a preschooler isn’t able to write yet? Their hands are still developing! So what should they be doing to support this? PLAY!” 🎨🧩⚽

From playdough to puzzles, ball games to dress-up, all these activities help hands grow strong and coordinated. When they’re ready to write, they’ll show you—no rush needed.

"Look! I Can see Friday from here!" 📸Rabia Atif Qureshi