St. Mother Teresa's Daycare and Pre-Nursery

Encourage Reading Early 📚
Read to your child daily—it builds vocabulary and a love for learning!

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Activity: Write letters A-Z on sticky notes, hide them around the house, and have kids find and match them.

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This weeks focus is on Baby Angels. As babies embark on a journey of growth and development in the early years of life, we watch them perfect their steps, take naps, play with toys, and interact with their peers, they begin to develop vital skills while forming precious bonds that lay the foundation for a lifetime of learning and social connection.

#7 Child’s Play, Women’s Progress: Reforming Childcare in The Gambia Photo: Women teachers and children at the Mother Teresa Daycare Center in The Gambia. Credit: Haddija Jawara   Authors: Tanima Ahmed, Anne Hilger, Jason Weaver, Alieu Bah, Alpha Camara Caroline has always had a passion for working with children and noticed that her country, The Gambia, lacks qualit...

How children begin to learn to read?
"Simple"
Listening to stories and hearing others read.

Parenting Tip #1 (0-3) yrs
PAY ATTENTION TO HOW YOUR BABY COMMUNICATES.
Babies let you know their needs and feelings through expressions, sounds and cries. Let them know you are listening to them, even if they can’t use words yet, by looking at them, nodding, picking them up or talking to them.