Fraser Child Care

05/29/2026

A good book can spark curiosity, build confidence, and transport little imaginations anywhere.

This week for Fulfillment Friday, Fraser Child Care is wishing for a few new books to support classroom learning - and they’re all linked on our Amazon Wish List!

Help us keep story time growing: amazon.com/hz/wishlist/ls/1AYWQUHFIEIKT

05/21/2026

We know that child care needs can change quickly and finding the right fit for your family matters.

At Fraser Child Care, we’ve proudly served families in our community for 30+ years, providing a safe, inclusive environment where children of all abilities can grow, learn, and belong.

We currently have immediate openings for infants and toddlers!

🧸 Open 6am-6pm, Monday-Friday
💙 Inclusive care for children of all abilities
📅 Very limited holiday closures throughout the year
⭐ Trusted by families for over three decades

If your family is looking for care, we’re here to help. Reach out to learn more or schedule a tour!

📞 701-232-3301
📩 [email protected]
🔗 https://fraserltd.org/services/children/child-care/

05/10/2026

05/08/2026

Most people see child care as a place.

We see it as a launchpad. 💙

For over 30 years, Fraser Child Care Care has been a space where children of all abilities are not only welcomed - but truly known, supported, and celebrated for exactly who they are.

And behind that kind of care? Extraordinary people.

Today, on Child Care Provider Appreciation Day, we’re celebrating the ones who:
✨ notice the small wins others might miss
✨ create belonging in every moment
✨ adapt, encourage, and advocate - every single day

You’re not just caring for children. You’re shaping confidence, independence, and futures.

To our Fraser Child Care team and providers everywhere - thank you for showing up with patience, creativity, and heart. The impact you make lasts far beyond the classroom.

04/30/2026

Play is serious work!

04/30/2026

Comment “GRIP” to get the development stages of pencil grip and signs to watch for if a child is falling behind in pencil grip development.

Millennials and upcoming generations of kids are struggling with enough hand strength to hold and grasp a pencil.

While this image serves as a guide, it also shows how hand strength can impact learning in the classroom. Kids with weaker hand strength and pencil grip may struggle in the following areas:

👋Doesn’t know how much pressure to apply when writing
👋Trouble with letter directionality
👋Difficulty spacing letters and numbers
👋Switches hands often, which results in disconnections in the brain

To find out the stages of pencil grip development (depending on the child), comment “GRIP” and we’ll send you the link with the breakdown.

04/25/2026

Why lack of tummy time could result in learning delays. How to incorporate tummy time into your daily routine.

04/22/2026

04/22/2026

Why it's important for babies to develop these three areas for reading...https://ilslearningcorner.com/2016-11-foundational-milestones-reading-development-eyes-ears-neck/

04/18/2026

Old National Bank is donating $265,000 to local nonprofits. Vote now, and we could receive $2,500—or even $27,500!

https://www.oldnational.com/cyc