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Home Away From Home Child Care LLC

Home Away From Home Child Care LLC

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Welcome to Home Away From Home Childcare, where children learn from experience, explore their environment, and learn from social-emotional skills.

I am a registered FCC provider. CDA and adult and Pediatric CPR. I am partnership Clinton Hill Center. We are also open to students who are doing virtual learning from kindergarten to 8th grade

04/14/2026

Teach them and they will built confident!

11/04/2025
If your child cries at daycare drop-off or at pick up you are NOT alone. Separation anxiety is one of the most common challenges I see in babies, toddlers, and preschoolers - and while it can feel heartbreaking, it’s also a normal and healthy stage of development.   This child is showing restraint collapse in the video-crying upon reunion but it also can be a form of separation anxiety: relief and emotional floodgates seeing their caregiver. Cries likely were happening at drop off too.   Around 9 months, kids learn object permanence - the brain shift that says “Wait, you still exist even if I can’t see you?” Cue the tears when you leave the room. In toddler and preschool years, separation anxiety often shows up again during big transitions like starting daycare or school. Add in restraint collapse at pick-up - when your child finally lets the emotions out after holding it together all day - and no wonder goodbyes and reunions can feel so intense.   Here’s the truth: crying isn’t trauma. It’s a signal. With quick, confident goodbyes, predictable routines, and loving reunions, kids learn the pattern that builds trust for life: my grown-up leaves, and my grown-up comes back.   In my YouTube video, I break down: ✔️ Why separation anxiety peaks at certain ages ✔️ What’s normal vs when to get more support ✔️ Step-by-step tips to help your child (and YOU) through drop-off tears ✔️ Why sneaking out backfires - and what to do instead   Comment SEPARATION TIPS and I’ll DM you the link to watch. And while you’re there hit subscribe so you don’t miss my free weekly videos with practical tips on parenting, child health, and development.   Save this reel for the next tough drop-off, share it with a parent friend, and tell me- what’s been the hardest part of separation anxiety for your family? 10/07/2025

Anxiety of separation is going to get better on day five promise.

If your child cries at daycare drop-off or at pick up you are NOT alone. Separation anxiety is one of the most common challenges I see in babies, toddlers, and preschoolers - and while it can feel heartbreaking, it’s also a normal and healthy stage of development.   This child is showing restraint collapse in the video-crying upon reunion but it also can be a form of separation anxiety: relief and emotional floodgates seeing their caregiver. Cries likely were happening at drop off too.   Around 9 months, kids learn object permanence - the brain shift that says “Wait, you still exist even if I can’t see you?” Cue the tears when you leave the room. In toddler and preschool years, separation anxiety often shows up again during big transitions like starting daycare or school. Add in restraint collapse at pick-up - when your child finally lets the emotions out after holding it together all day - and no wonder goodbyes and reunions can feel so intense.   Here’s the truth: crying isn’t trauma. It’s a signal. With quick, confident goodbyes, predictable routines, and loving reunions, kids learn the pattern that builds trust for life: my grown-up leaves, and my grown-up comes back.   In my YouTube video, I break down: ✔️ Why separation anxiety peaks at certain ages ✔️ What’s normal vs when to get more support ✔️ Step-by-step tips to help your child (and YOU) through drop-off tears ✔️ Why sneaking out backfires - and what to do instead   Comment SEPARATION TIPS and I’ll DM you the link to watch. And while you’re there hit subscribe so you don’t miss my free weekly videos with practical tips on parenting, child health, and development.   Save this reel for the next tough drop-off, share it with a parent friend, and tell me- what’s been the hardest part of separation anxiety for your family?

09/08/2025

We love books

09/08/2025

Exploring her environment

08/27/2025

Home Away From Home Child Care.

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Location

Newark

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Childcare service

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+19739026575

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15 Doby Place
Newark, NJ
07103

Opening Hours

Monday 5:45am - 5:30pm
Tuesday 5:45am - 10pm
Wednesday 5:45am - 10pm
Thursday 5:45am - 10pm
Friday 5:45am - 10pm