Curiosity Cove Daycare

We are so glad that some of the sensory tools we ordered to use in our daycare for our neurodivergent children have arrived. Some of the sensory tools are wiggle cushions, chewlery, weighted lap blankets with gel. All these sensory regulation tools help children find their "just right" physical state of learning and playing.
Just like some friends need glasses to help their eyes see better, some friends need these tools to help their bodies feel calm and comfortable.

Looking for a daycare where curiosity is encouraged, confidence is nurtured and every child is known?
Curiosity Cove Daycare offers a warm and engaging learning enviroment which help children thrive personally and boost their confidence. Our small group setting allow educators to deeply observe and co-learn alongside our each mighty learner.

Book your tour to meet us and see our facilty!!

“SUPERHEROES” ….. Yes, our educators are our superheroes with special superpowers!!
Everyday they work hard with all their passion and unconditional love for our little humans!

And on one random day, when one of the parents shows appreciation and love for them, it definitely leaves them with teary eyes 💖.

Big thank you to one of the parents for this amazing appreciation. We are truly grateful!!

Past few weeks! Birthdays, outdoor fun, water play, freezes and many more!

Investing in our children means investing in education!

I am proud to share that I have earned an Autism Spectrum Disorder in Early Childhood certification.
My goal is to create an environment where every child feels safe, understood, and included. Every child’s brain is wired beautifully and uniquely. This specialized training gives our team deeper insights, evidence-based tools, and tailored strategies to support, understand, and uplift neurodivergent children in our care. I am so excited to bring these new skills into our daily routines, sensory play, and learning environments!

Thank you for trusting us with your precious little ones. Here’s to growing together! 💖

Calgary lost a beautiful soul a few days ago, Parker Wells, 11 years old, Level 3 autistic child. Such a heartbreaking new it was. 💔

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When we talk about neurodiverse child, we talk about ADHD, Autism, ADD, Dyslexia where their brain is wired differently, which does not mean we have to fix it. Understanding a neurodiverse child means learning to see the world through their eyes instead of forcing them to see it through ours. Their behaviors, intense interests, and unique ways of communicating are not things to fix—they are how they express their thoughts, sensory needs, and emotions. True acceptance starts when we pause, listen, and change how we interact to meet them where they are. When we choose curiosity over judgment, we create a safe space for them to truly thrive just as they are. ❤️

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Parker was eleven years old and had autism. He was last seen leaving his day home facility in Calgary’s Cambrian Heights neighborhood around 11:30 a.m. on July 16. On Wednesday, July 29, Calgary Police found a body inside a culvert in a green space on the west side of Deerfoot Trail.
They believe the child is likely Parker. Significant efforts are still needed to access the body and confirm the identity. Recovery efforts are under way. Authorities think he entered the culvert, traveled up a pipe, and continued into a network of tunnels on the east side of the roadway.
The tip that directed them to the site arrived on July 28 from a person who found evidence consistent with the clothing Parker was last known to be wearing. The Calgary Fire Department assisted. The area is described as incredibly harsh terrain within a water environment where conditions affect what can be observed.
During the thirteen days, police reviewed more than 600 tips and 100,000 CCTV clips from over 650 cameras. They do not suspect foul play, but the investigation remains open.
“This is not the outcome anyone hoped for. Like so many others, we hoped Parker would be brought home safely. Our thoughts are with Parker’s family, loved ones and all those affected by this devastating loss.”
Mayor Jeromy Farkas and Premier Danielle Smith both issued public condolences, describing the news as devastating and noting the unique heartbreak of losing a child.
A boy walked out of a daycare in the middle of a weekday morning and was later found inside a pipe under a major trail. The search was exhaustive. The ending was still the same.
Parker. Calgary, Alberta. Eleven years old.
Share this so his name is remembered beyond the culvert where the search concluded.

Camping is one of the best stress relievers and the best way to enjoy summer. Our amazing indoor campground brought us many beautiful experiences and we topped it up with incredible craft activities!

Wow!!! Blast from the past!!

Our little adventurers had an absolutely amazing time visiting the Vulcan & District Historical Society Museum today!

Exploring from 1920s school house to vintage phones to rope making and exploring the grain elevators was truly magical!

Huge thanks to the museum team! ❤️