Preschool At The Heights - PATH

Preschool At The Heights - PATH

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A family-oriented preschool where we strive to promote the development of the whole child.

05/26/2026

Preschool at the Heights is accepting applications for the 2026-2027 School year teaching staff. We have openings for 2-4 Preschool Teachers. If you would love a part time job to work in one of the best preschool environments around with one of the best family style staffs around look no further!

Age Groups Needed:
3 year old Class Co-Teacher M-F
3 year old Class Co-Teacher M-F
3 year old Class Co-Teacher M-F
3 year old Class Co-Teaching 2-3 day option

2 year old Class Co-Teacher 2 days

Hours:
8:45 am-12:15 pm
Extended Hour days until 1:15 pm

Email [email protected] let us know what age group/s you are interested in and include a resume. We will contact you with an application and set up an interview.

04/07/2026

PATH families we are gearing up for an amazing night of Class music performances, class art projects being auctioned off, bounce houses, games, and of course PIZZA!!

Put Friday, April 17th on your calendar. 5:30 pm. Kids should arrive in their classrooms no later than 5:15!!

04/07/2026

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REGISTER NOW FOR VBS!
VACATION BIBLE SCHOOL AT UHUMC
July 6th - July 10th. 9:00 a.m. - 12:00 p.m.

The cost is $50 per child participant, $0 per teen volunteer. The registration deadline is Friday, May 15, 2026.

STUDENT REGISTRATION https://docs.google.com/.../1FAIpQLSdtgQzvZMWJI3.../viewform
TEEN VOLUNTEER REGISTRATION
https://docs.google.com/.../1FAIpQLSc619hg3smYcv.../viewform
ADULT VOLUNTEER REGISTRATION
https://docs.google.com/.../1FAIpQLSef6guIyv2fyj.../viewform

Photos from Preschool At The Heights - PATH's post 03/04/2026

It’s complete. Parents please, please supervise your children on this playset! Let’s make it last a long long time!

PATH parents UHUMC is getting a new playground structure thanks to Boy Scout Troop #528! Our church playground is temporarily CLOSED. Please keep your little ones off this playground until we say it is ready! We all can’t wait for this! It will be amazing!

01/27/2026

Come to Open House and learn about the best little Preschool in the Laurel Ridge Neighborhood. All are welcome!!

01/20/2026

Drop in to learn more about PATH on Wednesdays at 10:30 in February (Closed February 18th).
Email to schedule a tour in March if February doesn’t work for you! [email protected]

We are the best Preschool in the Laurel Ridge neighborhood! Come see why!

Follow @thegentleparentinghub for more psychology backed parenting insights!

It looks like they are testing limits.
But child development research on toddler behavior and toddler development shows something very different.

In early childhood,
the parts of the brain that handle self control
and rule switching
are still under construction,
especially in toddlers under three years old.

Parents see disrespect.
Children are actually following
the strongest picture their brain heard,
the same way they do during tantrums, picky eating, sharing battles, and sibling fights.

Neuroscience and language research together
explain why certain everyday phrases
keep leading to spills, jumps, and power struggles, even in loving, gentle homes
where you are already trying gentle parenting, respectful parenting, and conscious parenting.

“Don’t” backfires before around age four,
for the same reason long explanations and lectures bounce off the toddler brain in discipline moments.
Tiny shifts in our wording make it easier
for young nervous systems and big emotions
to understand what we mean
without feeling shamed or labeled as stubborn or manipulative.

It is not about being a perfect parent.
It is about learning how early brains work,
so our words and our toddler discipline
match their actual abilities,
not our adult expectations.

💬 Have you noticed your child doing the exact thing you told them not to do?
Share your experience.

📌 Save this post as a reminder for the next “Do NOT do that” moment.
Share it with a parent who keeps saying “don’t” and thinks their child just never listens.

Disclaimer: This content is for educational purposes and is based on scientific research. It does not replace medical or professional advice. Always speak with a qualified professional if you are worried about your child’s wellbeing.

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Sources in caption

#consciousparenting #gentleparenting 01/10/2026

https://www.instagram.com/p/DTQcGTqDIQd/?igsh=MWp1Y2lycDRzZHJvYg==

Follow @thegentleparentinghub for more psychology backed parenting insights! It looks like they are testing limits. But child development research on toddler behavior and toddler development shows something very different. In early childhood, the parts of the brain that handle self control and rule switching are still under construction, especially in toddlers under three years old. Parents see disrespect. Children are actually following the strongest picture their brain heard, the same way they do during tantrums, picky eating, sharing battles, and sibling fights. Neuroscience and language research together explain why certain everyday phrases keep leading to spills, jumps, and power struggles, even in loving, gentle homes where you are already trying gentle parenting, respectful parenting, and conscious parenting. “Don’t” backfires before around age four, for the same reason long explanations and lectures bounce off the toddler brain in discipline moments. Tiny shifts in our wording make it easier for young nervous systems and big emotions to understand what we mean without feeling shamed or labeled as stubborn or manipulative. It is not about being a perfect parent. It is about learning how early brains work, so our words and our toddler discipline match their actual abilities, not our adult expectations. 💬 Have you noticed your child doing the exact thing you told them not to do? Share your experience. 📌 Save this post as a reminder for the next “Do NOT do that” moment. Share it with a parent who keeps saying “don’t” and thinks their child just never listens. Disclaimer: This content is for educational purposes and is based on scientific research. It does not replace medical or professional advice. Always speak with a qualified professional if you are worried about your child’s wellbeing. // Sources in caption #consciousparenting #gentleparenting

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