Parenting Blog September Archive

A Call for Nightshift Daycare

By Website Introductions at 09/25/08 21:45

In these hard times of recession and plunging economy every concerned parents should work double time in order to provide the basic needs of his/her own children. This is specially applicable to single parents whose living alone or don't have anyone to rely to, except daycares. But what if a parent is working overnight? where can he/she trust the welfare of her child? This is answered by night shift daycares which can be read here.

Link: Night shift needs day care, too - Flint, Michigan Columns, Letters & Opinion - The Flint Journal � MLive.com

Tisha's Daycare

Putting your child in a daycare is inevitable if you and your spouse are working for a living. You can't just leave your child in the house and let him/her take care of himself/herself, right? On with daycare.

But what's the appropriate daycare for your child? If you are living somewhere in Colorado, maybe Tisha's Daycare is what you are looking for.

Link: Tisha's Tuesday Toddlers Home Daycare

A Daycare that Feels Like Home

If you already feel too saddened when you put your child to daycare for the first time, then just imagine how tough it will be for your child to adjust to the new environment outside the home.

There is this level of comfortability and security inside the home, and it greatly decreases when you are outside the home. Even your little ones feel this.

This is the reason why a certain daycare in Pennsylvania set up a daycare that feels like a regular home.

Link: Column by Amelia Lowe: A homey feel for new daycare - Reading Eagle Newspaper

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