Maddy's house infant care

Hi friends, with much sadness, Maddy's house infant care will be closing indefinitely. Thank you all for this year support and wish you all a beautiful holiday season.

The beginning of role playing. One way children make an understanding of their world. More elaborate role play will develop in the toddler stage.

Mud kitchens are my favorite. There is so much a child learns from dirt and water.

Mud is a raw, everyday material that is messy but available almost anywhere. It offers unique, hands-on sensory experiences, and hours of delight. As children play together with mud, they practice cooperation, turn-taking, and problem-solving—while also having fun!

Peak their engagement by asking them simple questions such as: “How many scoops will it take to fill this bowl? Let’s count,” “What happens if we add more water?” Or, "Should we make handprints in the mud or play kitchen?"
Observe children to see what interests them—this will help you think of questions to guide and expand their learning. Playing in dirt inspires children to laugh more, resulting in happier, healthier children.

Have you tried this before?

Hi, I hope you all are doing well and are getting excited about the holidays. I have an open spot to start September 26. This is for Infant care ages 6 weeks to 11months and its a full-time.

"Goodbye? Oh no, please. Can't we go back to page one and do it all over again? " winnie the pooh. Forever in my heart:)

Hi all, I am looking for a qualified ece student that would be interested in filling in for me on sick days. This would be an on-call position. Will need to be cpr certified, have a fingerprint clearance card, negative tb test, and a minimum of six ece credits. If this sounds like you.
Please reach out for an interview.

I'm sharing this flyer from YC just in case anyone is interested.

Music and movement