Heartfelt Impressions Learning Center - Clarkston

10/13/2026

10/12/2026

“I came here because of Rhonda — but I stay because of how we get to
teach.” 💛

At Heartfelt, our teachers customize learning around what each child
loves, turning a kid's favorite thing into the way they learn best.

That's the difference when your teachers truly want to be here.

10/12/2026

Confidence Starts With “I Did It!”

Independence grows one small success at a time.

Sometimes the most loving thing we can do is give children enough time to try.

It can be tempting to zip the coat, open the container, carry the backpack, or fix the problem because we can do it faster.

But every time a child gets the chance to try, struggle a little, and eventually say “I did it!”, something important is growing.

Independence. Persistence. Problem-solving. Confidence.

Those little victories add up.

At Heartfelt, we’re not only thinking about what children can do today. We’re helping them discover what they’re capable of doing tomorrow.

10/10/2026

“Play Is Doing More Than You Think”

Look closely. There’s a whole lot of learning happening.
It might look like they’re “just playing.”

But while children build, pretend, create, and explore, they’re also learning how to plan, communicate, problem-solve, negotiate, take turns, and keep trying when something doesn’t work the first time.

That’s one of the things we love about early childhood learning. The biggest lessons don’t always look like lessons.

Next time your child is deep in play, take a minute to watch. You might be surprised by everything you notice.

What have you watched your child figure out through play lately?

10/09/2026

10/08/2026

What Support Actually Looks Like

Support doesn’t always look like an adult stepping in and fixing something.

Sometimes it sounds like:
"What could you try?"
"Tell them how that made you feel."
"Do you want me to stay close while you do it?"
"You worked really hard on that."

Our teachers are there to help children build the skills and confidence to do more for themselves—not to do everything for them.

10/07/2026

NEW EPISODE | Episode 43

Should my child be talking more?
Is this normal?
Should we wait—or ask for help?

If you’ve ever wondered about your child’s speech or language development, this conversation is for you.

Rhonda sits down with Jodie Saba, M.A., CCC-SLP, Speech-Language Pathologist, to talk about what communication development really looks like—and why we don’t need to panic when every child doesn’t follow the exact same timeline.

They talk about speech vs. language, what signs to watch for, when to ask questions, and simple things families can do at home to support communication.

One of Jodie’s best reminders:

“Observe your child. You know your child so well.”

You don’t need to have all the answers. Sometimes you just need to notice, stay present, and know when to ask for support.

Listen to the newest episode of The Heartfelt Way, follow the podcast, and share this with a parent or educator who would find it helpful.

10/05/2026

Ask Brittany Kay why she stays, and she won't talk about the job — she'll talk about the people. 💛

The bond between our team runs deeper than work; we show up for each other, on and off the clock. And that same care is what wraps around your child every single day.