Young Hearts Daycare

07/10/2023

07/10/2022

Rose of Sharon bush is in full bloom, and all the insects from the yard are loving it. Peep a pollen covered bumble bee, an ant, and the leg of some iridescent beetle napping under a leaf blanket 💚

06/26/2022

Comfest Baby

05/12/2022

I s**t you not, I saw all 3 of these vehicles within the last 8 hours. Yes, the last one is exactly what it looks like. As seen in Columbus

04/25/2022

1st birthday ➡️ 2nd birthday

01/23/2014

Leaving your child in someone else's care can be a stressful event, for both parent and child. At Young Hearts Daycare children are cared for in a positive environment, with comfortable surroundings and a stimulating environment that promotes learning through play. It is of the utmost importance that children feel secure and safe, so that they can stay busy learning!

Our daily schedule contains healthy and well balanced meals, time for outdoor play and muscle development, math concepts, speech and reading development, and sensory exploration.

- As a recent graduate of Ohio Northern University, I hold a Bachelors of Music in Music Education.
- I have over 670 hours of field experience in public elementary school settings
- 5 years of experience in various preschool settings
- Countless hours of babysitting for infants, toddlers and school-age children
- Student teaching experience in an infant and toddler Musikgarten classroom.
- Training in Infant and Child CPR
- Training in First Aid, Home Health and Safety.
- Licensed Type B Childcare Provider

www.youngheartsdaycare.weebly.com

A Quick Look Leaving your child in someone else's care can be a stressful event, for both parent and child. At Young Hearts Daycare children are cared for in a positive environment, with...

12/11/2013

10/30/2013

http://healthland.time.com/2012/04/20/tv-on-in-the-background-its-still-bad-for-kids/

Too much television can be detrimental for kids' development, even when they're not plopped directly in front of the screen

09/10/2013

Our compliment jar! When I catch the kdis doing something nice, they get to put a fuzzy ball in the compliment jar. Once it's full, we get a special surprise! :-O

09/07/2013

Great article on free play

http://www.ateachabout.com/pdf/Free_play_teaches_self_regulation_skills_NPR.pdf

08/28/2013

http://mynorthwest.com/11/493934/Girls-who-play-in-dirt-grow-up-healthier-according-to-researcher

Sharyn Clough, a researcher at Oregon State University, has discovered that women who have higher rates of allergies, and other autoimmune disorders are a result of being too clean. In other words, parents who let their children run amok in dirt or mud tend to have healthier kids.