Wee Watch Licensed Home Child Care Chatham-Kent

Children enjoyed learning about bugs and bees in Cassidy’s care at Wee Watch 🐝
Bees are super cool flying insects that have six legs, four wings, and five eyes. There are over 20,000 different kinds of bees in the world. They help our planet by moving pollen from flower to flower, which helps grow delicious fruits and vegetables.

Shape recognition games in Qumerul’s home daycare. 🔴▪️🔻🔸🔷Toddlers learn to recognize shapes gradually through play. They usually start matching simple forms like circles and squares around 18 to 24 months, and can often name basic shapes by age 2 to 3. This skill helps build early math, reading, and problem-solving abilities

Meet our Home Visitor Brooke in Chatham-Kent. 🍁
My name is Brooke Swain. I am a home visitor with Wee Watch. I visit each provider’s home on a monthly basis and interact with the children as well as observe them so in turn I can document their development and share it with parents on a monthly basis. ❤️

I am a Registered Early Childhood Educator and have worked in the field for just over 18 years. Over the years I have seen many changes in child development and how to help children best learn. I have worked with every age range of children from infants up to school age.

I am a mother and have 3 children of my own. We enjoy spending time outdoors and I believe learning can happen anywhere and at any time. The most meaningfully learning is that which happens naturally and isn’t forced.🌻

“Outdoor play helps children grow socially, helping them to develop healthy ways of forming friendships, responding to physical interaction, and using their imaginations to entertain each other,” says Dr. Lockwood.