Fire Safety for Preschoolers: Play Safe, Be Safe!
One of the responsibilities given to a preschool in Louisiana is keeping the children safe. The younger they are, the more in need they are of guidance and instruction, especially when it comes to fire safety. Follow these suggestions provided by Fireproof Children and BIC Corporation for preschool fire safety. Contact your local fire station … Continue reading
Getting Ready for Preschool
There are a ton of things you can do weeks before to get ready for the big day. Creative Minds Preschool of Youngsville, your trusty provider of childcare in Louisiana, is here to give you a couple of those things. Use pretend-play to explore the idea of preschool with your children.Take turns being the parent, … Continue reading
Music’s Role in Child Development
Music has always been present since the day we are born and even long before that. It is integrated into our daily lives and it makes living a lot more enjoyable. For children, such is also the case and so much more. Introducing music in early childhood helps in facilitating a child’s holistic development. The … Continue reading
Benefits of Teaching Nursery Rhymes
Nursery rhymes are the big pop hits for toddlers and preschoolers. They hear and learn it at home or their daycare institution. Not only are these songs fun, but they also aid the learning process and cognitive development of the child. Nursery rhymes help in developing linguistic and hearing skills. Here are some more ways … Continue reading
Tips for Camping with Kids
Leave the screens behind and pitch a tent at your nearest campground for a nature-filled, home-away-from-home your kids won’t forget! As a provider of childcare in Louisiana, we are offering you a couple of suggestions for when you decide to go on a family camping trip with your little one. Stick to these do’s and … Continue reading
Ways to Tame Your Kid’s Tantrums
When your kid’s in the middle of a tantrum, it can be tough to keep yourself from having your own meltdown, too. “Young kids—namely those between the ages of 1 and 4—haven’t developed good coping skills yet. They tend to just lose it instead,” Ray Levy, Ph.D., a Dallas-based clinical psychologist explains. Every single tantrum … Continue reading
