Earle Love Child Study Center is open to children 12 months to 6 years, regardless of race, national origin, or creed. The center is non-profit and non-sectarian. As a society, we are becoming more aware of the ever increasing need for reliable, consistent and safe child care. We believe that parents want to give their children the best possible start in a quality child care program. Parents must
have peace of mind concerning their child's well-being each day. At the Earle Love Child Study Center, each child will be provided with loving care and guidance needed in their formative years. Each child will be considered on an individual basis, and will always be treated with love and respect in our efforts to meet his or her daily needs. The goal at the Earle Love Child Study Center is to provide the best and most professional care for each child. Young children learn best when they have hands-on activities. Each child will be provided with experiences in social development, music, art, science, math, language arts, emotional development, small and large muscle development, and practical life skills. These activities will be presented to each child on a developmentally appropriate level. Each child will be stimulated, challenged, and never put in the position of failing. A little more information about Earle Love:
**Earle Love has one Toddler classroom for children 12 mos-3 years.
**Earle Love has one Preschool classroom for children 3-5 years.
**Earle Love has achieved a Level 3 Better Beginnings Certification. FAQ
What is Better Beginnings? Better Beginnings is Arkansas' quality rating and improvement system for all licensed child care programs in our state. Better Beginnings:
**Emphasizes the value of quality child care
**Empowers parents by providing an online tool that identifies and locates quality child care providers in their communities
**Gives child care providers valuable tools for improving the quality of their programs
**Establishes standards of excellence
**Provides a path for providers to meet or exceed those standards
High-quality child care and early childhood education build the foundation for how well our children learn, their self-esteem and how they interact with their world. As parents, child care providers, educators, and citizens, we have a responsibility to make sure all of our children have the very best experiences they can.