I believe children are the future of our society and have the right to a quality childhood.  One of the many beliefs I have is children are entitled to an accepting environment that responds to and promotes individual capabilities, and respect regardless of a persons health, developmental, economic, social status or cultural background.  Children need to be in an environment surrounded by caring and responsible adults who help them develop self-confidence and reach developmental milestones. To support a child emotionally, you must show them respect and appreciation at all times. As a caregiver I make sure to make children feel safe, secure, and loved by me. I guide children in understanding and expressing their own and others feelings. Throughout the day I promote empathy and generosity. I use caring language and compliment children daily on their accomplishments and skills. I love to display children's art through out the room, to show appreciation and interest in their creativity. The curriculum I offer is made from prior observations and planned to reach and encourage specific children's goals for development. Following a daily schedule makes children feel secure and balanced. 

The learning environment provided for children meets all their learning needs. The daycare room is spacious, comfortable, and very colorful.  The walls are a neutral color covered with educational posters like the alphabet, colors, shapes, and numbers. Most importantly the children's art and work (writing skills) are hung up to show appreciation and value. The room is designed into centers (drama, toddler material, blocks, and art) with appropriate sized furniture. The room is divided into areas to encourage less disruption and more focus. Toys are all placed on low shelves for children to easily access. Many toys like dinosaurs, sea and land animals are separated and stored in clear containers. Containers and materials are also labeled for letter recognition and early reading skills. 

We participant in the United States Department of Agriculture (USDA) Child Care Food Program, the meals served daily meet their nutritional requirements. Our belief is food is the true medicine for our bodies. Providing highly nutritional veggies, fruits and whole grains will help children grow and develop optimally. Offering healthy choices at a young age, will encourage life long habits. We provide wholesome breakfast, morning snack, lunch and afternoon snack. Fresh Fruits and vegetables are served daily. We serve whole grains such as, quinoa, brown rice, oatmeal, whole wheat pasta and toast. Most of the food served is organic or non GMO.  

Through out the spring and summer we grow fresh tomatoes and squash.

If your child follows a vegan or a vegetarian diet, we will do our best to substitute meals.

​If your child has any allergies, we will work with your family to provide your child with a proper and safe diet.