In a previous article, we said a good childcare curriculum should be age appropriate and have activities that support communication, language and literacy; social skills
Ana Guerrero at the Fair Oaks center has worked at Sparkles! for fifteen years. Her favorite part of the job is “watching the children learn
The teachers at Sparkles not only love their jobs, but they have worked for Sparkles! for many years, appreciating Sparkles! extended hours, the curriculum and,
With all the holiday bustle of parties, shopping and the day-to-day, finding time to relax with our kids can be more rare and precious than
Feeling Respected, Important, Accepted, Included and Secure The holidays your family chooses to celebrate offer great ways to help your children feel included which is
When toddlers are learning to walk, they fall. What happens next? They naturally grab onto something close by and try again. However, as children grow
Parents, you know what we’re talking about when we say “bedtime battle.” It’s that struggle that happens when children don’t want to miss a thing
In the end, it comes down to comfort level. But what creates that comfort when you are choosing a daycare center? There are many factors
For working parents, the question inevitably comes up: how do we decide on childcare? With so many options out there – nannies, au pairs,
