A Mother's Touch Early Education and Childcare Services, LLC

We believe children learn best when they are included in real, purposeful moments. Helping with groceries allows them to see the full process, from food arriving to being stored, to becoming part of the meals they eat each day.

These everyday experiences help children understand that they are capable, contributing members of their classroom community. Life skills begin early, and moments like this teach far more than we can see at first glance. 🌱

Our little learners turned their handprints into beautiful flowers and butterflies, creating artwork that was just as special as the children who made it. Each project was filled with creativity, color, and imagination while giving children the opportunity to explore, express themselves, and have fun.

Activities like this do more than create sweet keepsakes. They help support fine motor development, sensory exploration, and confidence as children see their ideas come to life in their own unique way.

We love creating meaningful moments where learning and creativity go hand in hand. 🌸🦋🎨

Outdoor exploration creates meaningful moments for children to observe, ask questions, and connect with nature in a hands-on way. From noticing colors and textures to simply enjoying the fresh air, these small experiences help bring learning to life.

Days like this remind us that some of the best learning happens right outside. 🌼☀️🌿

Today was filled with smiles, laughter, and so much fun as our staff, children, and families enjoyed a special spring egg adventure together. The children had a wonderful time creating colorful eggs, exploring, and excitedly gathering eggs alongside their parents.

Moments like these remind us how meaningful it is to create joyful experiences that bring learning, play, and family connection together. We loved seeing our children’s excitement and the sweet memories made with the people they love most.

Thank you to our families for joining in the fun and helping make the day so special. 💛🐣🌷
Brook Fletcher

Our older children explored their creativity through bunny mask-making, while our infants and toddlers created keepsakes with footprint art — each experience designed to match their stage of learning and development.

When children draft messages to their families, learning becomes personal, memorable, and rooted in relationships.

A bug hunt helps children slow down, observe closely, and discover that nature is full of tiny lessons waiting to be found.

Hello AMT families,

Here are your need-to-know weekly updates for the week:

Take-Home Dinner is almost here
Join us on Thursday, 3/27, for our next take-home dinner featuring Chicken Alfredo meals. We’re so happy to be able to offer this to our families.

Please note there is a 5-plate maximum per family, and sign-up begins Monday. You can sign up by messaging us in the app or by using the sign-up sheet.

Spring Break is coming up
We will be out of school the week of 4/6 for Spring Break, so here is your 2-week countdown. We want to help everyone have a smooth, stress-free transition into the break, so this is a great time to send over any questions you may have.

Friendly payment reminder
Payments are due by Autopay on Friday. Please make sure your Autopay is turned on, and your payment method is current to avoid any additional fees.

If Autopay is turned off or a payment fails, the fee outlined in your contract will still apply. If you prefer not to use Autopay, payment must be submitted before Friday.

As always, if you have any questions, comments, or concerns, please reach out. We are always happy to help and will address them as soon as possible.

Thank you!

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