Tender Care Creative Center

Just a little daycare humor. 😁

Supervision, Lesson Planning, Leading Activities, Meal Service, Light Cleaning. Six months experience in a licensed facility is required.

Teacher responsible for supervision, leading activities, meal service, staff lunch relief, and light cleaning and sanitation.

Tender Care Creative Center is dedicated to remaining open during this challenging time. Many families are still in need of childcare services, and closing our center could create further hardship for those in need. We are working diligently to continue providing a safe, fun, and loving environment for our enrolled children. In response to the current community health situation, we are taking extra precautions with our cleaning and sanitation procedures in order to protect the children in our care. Our goal is to remain available to our community during this time of uncertainty.

Thank You
Jennifer Roberts
Owner / Director

What kid wouldn't LOVE this?!

This Girl Lived Every Kid's Dream By Driving An Actual Dump Truck I know what I want for Christmas.

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"Spending time in nature has tremendous health benefits, among them improved concentration and a greater ability to engage in creative play, an aid to help treat mental illness (in particular ADHD and depression)."

10 ways to get your kids out in nature, and why it matters Nature is important for, well, everything. Here is how to get out and about with your children.

Congratulations, you survived Halloween.

23 Average Parent Problems on Halloween From too much candy to not enough candy to the toddler can't walk in his dragon costume, here are the biggest problems average parents encounter on Halloween.

Tender Care currently has slots available for ALL age groups. Contact us today if you'd like to take a tour and learn about our program. 623-386-3477

"Kids need to be outside, to run around, climb trees, build forts, collect bugs, and toboggan down snowy hills..."

The Biggest Risk is Keeping Kids Indoors | Children & Nature Network The Biggest Risk is Keeping Kids Indoors Tree Hugger - October 20, 2015 | By Katherine Martinko | In the News The new 'Position Statement on Active Outdoor Play' uses hard facts to combat hyper-parents' obsession with keeping kids indoors to keep them safe. So many kids are kept indoors now, instead…