Hearts Home Daycare

08/19/2026

When you sneak learning into everyday activities...
Experimenting with building letters, exploring sounds, recognizing numbers, scooping and transferring materials, and discovering heavy and light through balancing.

08/19/2026

Calm, Peaceful, Nature, Play, Adventure, Exploring...
How would you describe your child's daycare experience?

Just listen to the birds 🎶

08/16/2026

08/15/2026

I know I dont want to think about winter either 😫
But...
We do spend a lot of time outside here are my top choices
When picking out mitts- LONG not short so they stay on better
Boot straps- they go on the bottom of boots so the boots stay on
For crawlers or just walkers- the booties with adjustable pulls

08/14/2026

When children are given open-ended materials and the freedom to explore, they naturally begin to sort, count, compare, balance, create patterns and problem-solve.

# children learn through curiosity, exploration and discovery.

08/05/2026

Who says painting and exploring colors only happen inside? Nature is the best art studio!
As they paint and mix colors they are building fine motor skills, practicing hand eye coordination, and discovering how new colors are made.

07/27/2026

Mud Kitchen Fun!
There's nothing better than getting messy while learning!
The mud kitchen provides endless opportunities for children to explore, create, and imagine using water, dirt, and natural materials.
Through sensory play, children develop fine and gross motor skills, strengthen language and social skills through cooperative play, build problem-solving abilities, and spark creativity and imagination.
Open-ended experiences like this also encourage curiosity, confidence, and a deeper connection with nature—all while having fun!

07/27/2026

Art Invitation
The older infants explored paint using pom poms, flowers, paintbrushes, and their fingers, experimenting with different textures, movements, and mark-making on the paper. This open-ended experience encouraged sensory exploration, creativity, and fine motor development.
Our preschoolers were invited to explore a variety of materials and paint to create their own interpretation of a sunflower. Rather than following a set example, each child expressed their own ideas and creativity, making every piece unique while developing self-expression, and confidence through the artistic process.