Childtime of Edmond in Edmond, OK | 425 North Bryant Avenue
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Welcome to our Childtime educational daycare in Edmond, OK!
Our facility includes Infant care, Preschool programs and more. We are a 3-Star center and NECPA-accredited. We have educated, caring teachers who are dedicated to the children and families we serve. Our teachers have nearly 80 years of combined experience and receive ongoing training in the field of early childhood education.
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Kim And Angela Do a great job. Too many teachers to name but they all a fantastic.
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I can’t say enough good things about the staff and management at this location. I love all of them. Every teacher cares about my son, even the ones that are not his classroom teacher. So phenomenal.
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I love the staff. Kim the director is professional and easy to talk to. I can tell the staff love their jobs.
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The staff, teachers and managers both, are phenomenal! They show so much love from the minute we walk into the door until we leave for the day. Even teachers that do not have my son in their classes interact with him and make us feel welcome. I couldn’t imagine leaving my child anywhere else during the week. Love them so much!
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Our School-Age classroom is a perfect setting for productive, engaging mornings and afternoons, where children become thinkers, makers, and doers. Some enhancements in this classroom include:
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Kim Self, Director
My name is Kim and I am the school director. I have over 27 years of experience in early childhood education. Most of my time is spent educating early learners in the Edmond area.
Local School Phone Number: 405.340.5895405.340.5895
License #: K8305419
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Childtime of Edmond in Edmond, OK | 1201 West 15th Street
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Welcome to Childtime educational daycare in Edmond, OK! My name is Ashley and I am the center director. I have a bachelor’s degree in liberal studies from San Diego State University and eleven years of experience in the early childhood field.
When you visit our Infant, Toddler, Preschool or Pre-Kindergarten classrooms, it is my sincere desire that you feel welcomed by the friendly faces and home-like atmosphere we have created. Our team includes teachers with over 80 years of combined experience in early childhood.
Upon entering our school here in Edmond, you will find a comfortable and clean environment where you and your family are always welcome. You will also find organized classrooms that are designed to meet the children’s developmental needs. You will see evidence of our curriculum throughout the building and plenty of pictures of your child engaged in learning!
We’re committed to keeping you connected throughout the day while your child is in our care. Get access to live streaming video of your child’s classroom, plus other real-time updates, with our exclusive mobile app for families, SproutAbout.
A strong partnership between school and home is the best way to ensure we are doing what is best for your child. Parents and guardians are invited to participate in all school activities, and we host family conferences twice per year or upon request.
Please give us a call and schedule your visit to our Childtime Learning Center in Edmond, OK!
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Y’all are amazing! I couldn’t ask for better people to be taking care of me kids when I can’t. I cannot thank you enough.
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Loving my child being in the infant room! I feel like she’s well cared for, love the teachers. Keep up the good work!
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My 3-year old is a social butterfly and loves talking about all the things she did at daycare. My 5-year old is very reserved and his teacher does not pressure him to socially engage, which he appreciates. Once he gets comfortable he blends in with the group. I greatly appreciate his teacher taking the time to allow him to do his thing before joining. He enjoys being at daycare and sometimes tells
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Fitness, Soccer, Music, Yoga, Spanish, Phonics, Handwriting & Advanced Math
Proud to be Accredited!
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Ashley Allegretta, Director
Education: Bachelor’s Degree in Liberal Studies
My name is Ashley Allegretta and I am the center director here at Childtime on 15th St. I have my bachelor’s degree in liberal studies from San Diego State University. I currently just completed my 11th year of service here. I have been married for twelve years now and have two lovely daughters.
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Ashley Stewart, Assistant Director
My name is Ashley Stewart and I am the Assistant Director here at the Childtime on 15th St. I have recently gone back to school to further my early childhood education and get my degree in child development.
Local School Phone Number: 405. 340.8005405.340.8005
License #: K8305405
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Edmond Keosayan – short biography
Childhood and youth of the director
In the city of Leninakan, (Armenian SSR), now the city is called Gyumri , on October 9, 1936, the future director was born Elusive 9 creator of the most popular film 07 “” Edmond Keosayan. The name of the director was a mistake made by an employee of the department who issued Edmond a passport. The true surname of his family on the father’s side is Kesayan.
Edmond’s father – Garegin Kesayan before the revolution of 1917 served as an officer in the tsarist army, which was the reason for his arrest in 1937 during the years of Stalin’s repressions. The words of Edmond’s father, which he said to his wife, during their last meeting turned out to be prophetic. The woman came with three sons, the youngest Edmond was only 6 months old. Garegin, clearly understanding what he was about to take into account, raising the youngest in his arms, said to the mother of his children: “Be sure to get married, it’s hard to be alone, but don’t change this little surname, thanks to him it will still sound!”
After some time, my father was shot, and the family of the “enemy of the people” was sent into exile, to Altai. The village of Voznesenie became a haven for the exiled family, later Edmond will make an autobiographical film about life in distant Siberia. The picture is a dedication to a Russian woman who helped the director’s mother with her children to survive in difficult conditions.
The Kesayans did not dare to return to their native Leninakan, and from exile, after the end of the Second World War, they moved to the city of Yerevan . The family without a breadwinner had a hard time, they lived very poorly, young Edmond had to start earning early to help the family, he sold water. Due to great financial difficulties, the future director moved from an ordinary school to a school for working youth, after which he went to Moscow to conquer VGIK .
Edmond Keosayan in his youth
Personal life
In 1992, Tigran Keosayan met the aspiring actress Alena Khmelnitskaya. The director was just looking for an actress to shoot in a commercial and offered Alena this role. The novel, which did not portend anything serious, very soon turned into a strong relationship. The lovers settled with Alena on Smolenka and in 1993 officially became a young family. A year later, their daughter Alexandra was born.
Tigran Keosayan and Alena Khmelnitskaya
At first, the Keosayan family had a hard time, their only income was Tigran’s few fees, which ended very quickly. After some time, Alena, who left the theater due to pregnancy and the birth of a child, became the director of a fashion store, and things went smoothly. In the future, the famous film director filmed his wife in almost all of his films. In 2010, the second daughter Xenia was born to the Keosayan family, but Tigran was again unable to attend the birth. Then the famous director was in the hospital due to a heart attack.
Tigran Keosayan and Margarita Simonyan
The press for a long time called the Keosayan and Khmelnitskaya couple one of the strongest families in Russian show business, however, at the end of 2011, the director was increasingly noticed without his wife at events. And already in 2012, Tigran began to appear with Margarita Simonyan, editor-in-chief of the Russia Today TV channel. In 2013, the artist filed for divorce, but for a long time refrained from commenting on his personal life.
Together with Margarita Simonyan, the director opened the restaurant “Zharko!” in Sochi. In August 2013, the couple had a daughter, and in September 2014 they had a son, Bagrat, about which Keosayan wrote on his Twitter account.
Milestones of life and creativity
In 1952 – the first and unsuccessful attempt to enter the Institute of Cinematography in the acting department. The reason that Edmond was not accepted was the presence of an Armenian accent. But the evil irony was that E. Keosayan did not speak Armenian.
In the same 1952, in order to arrive home not on horseback, E. Keosayan enters the Moscow Institute of Economics, where he studies until 1954.
Faculty of the Yerevan Theater Institute.
While studying at the YSCTI, he meets and later marries Laura Gevorkyan , who studied at the course below.
In 1961 the first-born David is born to the spouses.
In 1958, after repeated attempts, he finally enters VGIK at the directing department, in the studio of E.L. Dzigan.
In 1962, fourth-year student Edmond Keosayan received the Grand Prix at the International Film Festival in Monte Carlo for student course short film “Ladder” .
In 1963, another short film by the beginning director “Three Hours of the Road” won the main prize at the Cannes IFF.
In 1964 he graduated from VGIK.
In 1964, after graduating from the institute, he goes to work for Mosfilm as a full-time director, and in 1965 he shoots his first “feature” – the film “Where are you now Maxim?”
In the same 1965, the film of the young director E. Keosayan – “The Cook” was released , where the director for the first time on the Soviet screen revealed the young talents of Svetlana Svetlichnaya and Vladimir Vysotsky, who played the main characters.
In 1966, E. Keosayan creates the legendary film “The Elusive Avengers” , the script is based on the novel “Red Devils” by P. A. Blyakhin, which is one of the first westerns of the country of the Soviets.
In 1968 he was awarded the Lenin Komsomol Prize.
From 1972 to 1975 – the Armenian period in the work of the director. Edmond Keosayan moves to Yerevan and works for “Armenfilm” , creating films of national themes.
April 19, 1994 after a serious illness, the outstanding director Edmond Keosayan passed away.
Films
1991 was the debut year for Tigran Keosayan. A comedy film by Yuri Kuzmenko “Joker” was released on the screens of a big movie, where the artist played his first full-fledged role. In the same year, Tigran began filming his debut film “Katka and Shiz”, where he acted as the director of the film. Well-known Soviet actors were invited for filming, many of whom had previously worked with Keosayan’s father, and his brother David wrote the script. The film was released at 7 p.m.92 and was generally well received by both the audience and film critics.
Tigran Keosayan in the film “Lover”
A year later, the director together with his brother founded the studio “GOLD VISION”, which is mainly engaged in shooting commercials, music videos, and TV series.
In 1996, Tigran Keosayan decided to try himself as a director of the comedy television series Funny Matters – Family Matters. The producer’s chair in this project was taken by his brother David. The tape told about four generations of one family, which is forced to adapt to new living conditions and decides to establish a “family business” by arranging a laundry in the house.
The real fame of the young director was brought by his New Year’s comedy “Poor Sasha”, which was released in 1997. In this film, Tigran again turned to the theme of charming thieves (as in his debut film), who by their actions help the girl Sasha to return her mother to the New Year holidays. The picture became very popular and became the best film of the year according to TEFI.
Subsequent films of the director also enjoyed considerable success with the audience. In 1999, Keosayan’s next New Year’s comedy “The President and His Granddaughter” saw the light. In 2000, he made a film based on his script (co-authored with Ganna Slutsky) Silver Lily of the Valley, where the artist also appeared in a cameo role.
Tigran Keosayan in the film “Silver Lily of the Valley”
Five years later, a continuation of the film was released on TV screens, but already as a 12-episode television series. All the actors of the film took part in Silver Lily of the Valley (with the exception of Olesya Zheleznyak, who played the role of Zoya Misochkina).
In 2008, the film “Mirage” was released, which was negatively evaluated by critics. In the future, the director again returned to the theme of television series and within two years made three television films: the spy mini-series Yalta-45, the melodrama Three Comrades, and the series about the Olympic village near Sochi, The Sea. The mountains. Expanded clay.
A bit about the personal: wife, family, children
The director’s personal life has been wonderful. E. Keosayan, brought up in Caucasian family traditions, married once with his beloved wife, actress Laura Gevorkyan . The fateful meeting took place in the historical homeland, while studying in Yerevan. The beautiful wife easily leaves the profession and leaves for her husband in Moscow. According to the actress herself, when her husband entered VGIK, she went to visit him until the fall, and stayed forever. E. Keosayan at first refused to shoot his wife, fearing gossip and conversations, in The Elusive Avengers she appears only in crowd scenes. Subsequently, having appreciated the talent of his wife, Laura began to receive memorable roles from the director’s husband.
Edmond and Laura have two children. Sons: David and Tigran . Both sons followed in the footsteps of their father, having mastered the profession of film director. David Keosayan was remembered by the viewer for the films “Three Half Graces”, “The Mistress”. Tigran Keosayan became known for such films as: “The Hare Over the Abyss”, “Mirage”, “Silver Lily of the Valley”.
With wife Laura and son David
Edmond’s eldest granddaughter, Laura , also went into acting. Now she serves in the theater. E. Vakhtangov and starred in films.
Tigran Keosayan, recalling his childhood, said: “My father brought me up in the understanding that if a person came to your house, shared bread with you, this person will never become a stranger to you. And that’s the undeniable truth.” The creative heritage of the director is permeated with the ideals of selfless friendship, mutual assistance, kindness, endless love for the fatherland. Perhaps that is why his films are loved by the audience for more than one generation.
Edmond Keosayan with his wife, children and grandchildren
Tigran Keosayan: biography
Tigran Keosayan was born on January 4, 1966 in Moscow. The boy’s family was closely connected with the world of cinema: his father Edmond Keosayan was a famous and respected director, screenwriter and actor, his mother Laura Gevorgyan was a sought-after actress in Armenia. Tigran was the youngest child, his older brother David also became a prominent figure in television in the future. Almost all of his childhood, the future director spent with his father on the set of a big movie, his life was inextricably linked with the world of cinema. At the age of four, the young artist first showed his acting talents in the Soviet film The Crown of the Russian Empire, or Elusive Again.
Tigran Keosayan
Like many children of his age, the parents sent the boy to a music school, where he learned to play the piano. Thanks to this, the young director fell in love with classical music.
In 1983, Tigran Keosayan graduated from high school, having passed his final exams with the help of cheat sheets. Then the young artist already knew exactly where he wanted to go and who to be. Since childhood, the boy dreamed of becoming a director, like his father. The young man’s dream university turned out to be the All-Russian State University of Cinematography named after S.A. Gerasimov, where, however, Tigran could not enter.
Tigran Keosayan in his youth
An article published in the Izvestia newspaper played a significant role in this, which told the townsfolk in colorful details about how the eminent director and screenwriter Edmond Keosayan is trying to get his “talentless son” into the university. However, this trouble not only did not push Tigran away from the world of cinema and his dreams, but also strengthened his intention to study at this particular educational institution.
In 1984, Tigran again tried to enter VGIK and ended up at the directing department in the workshop of Igor Talankin. Tigran made his first short film, Sunny Beach, about a runaway soldier. The film starred his university friend Fyodor Bondarchuk, now a well-known Russian actor and director. Keosayan was forced to interrupt his studies at the institute and went to serve in the army. At 19In 88 he recovered at the university and ended up in the workshop of Yuri Ozerov.
Tigran Keosayan now
In the 1990s, Keosayan, together with Fyodor Bondarchuk, started shooting clips and commercials. Then this area of cinematography was not very well known and popular, so young directors easily occupied a free niche and achieved considerable success. They shot videos for such show business figures as Irina Allegrova, Igor Sarukhanov, Natalia Vetlitskaya and many others.
Edmond Keosayan — short biography
Full name:
Keosayan Edmond Gareginovich
Date of birth:
October 9, 1936
Place of birth:
Gyumri, Armenia
Zodiac sign:
Scale
Activity:
Film director, screenwriter
Date of death:
April 21, 1994 ( 57 years old )
Content:
Director’s childhood and youth
Milestones of life and creativity
A bit about personal: wife, family, children
Creative heritage of the cult director
Childhood and youth of the director
In the city of Leninakan, (Armenian SSR), now the city is called Gyumri , on October 9, 1936, the future director was born, the creator of the most popular film “The Elusive Avengers” – Edmond Keosayan. The name of the director was a mistake made by an employee of the department who issued Edmond a passport. The true surname of his family on the father’s side is Kesayan.
Edmond’s father – Garegin Kesayan before the revolution of 1917 served as an officer in the tsarist army, which was the reason for his arrest in 1937 during the years of Stalin’s repressions. The words of Edmond’s father, which he said to his wife, during their last meeting turned out to be prophetic. The woman came with three sons, the youngest Edmond was only 6 months old. Garegin, clearly understanding what he was about to take into account, raising the youngest in his arms, said to the mother of his children: “Be sure to get married, it’s hard to be alone, but don’t change this little surname, thanks to him it will still sound!”
After some time, my father was shot, and the family of the “enemy of the people” was sent into exile, to Altai. The village of Voznesenie became a haven for the exiled family, later Edmond will make an autobiographical film about life in distant Siberia. The picture is a dedication to a Russian woman who helped the director’s mother with her children to survive in difficult conditions.
The Kesayans did not dare to return to their native Leninakan, and from exile, after the end of the Second World War, they moved to the city of Yerevan . The family without a breadwinner had a hard time, they lived very poorly, young Edmond had to start earning early to help the family, he sold water. Due to great financial difficulties, the future director moved from an ordinary school to a school for working youth, after which he went to Moscow to conquer VGIK .
Edmond Keosayan in his youth
Milestones of life and work
In 1952 – the first and unsuccessful attempt to enter the Institute of Cinematography at the acting department. The reason that Edmond was not accepted was the presence of an Armenian accent. But the evil irony was that E. Keosayan did not speak Armenian.
In the same 1952, in order to arrive at home not on a horse, E. Keosayan entered the Moscow Economic Institute, where he studied until 1954
In 1954, not leaving his dream of studying art, Edmond entered the acting department of the Yerevan Theater Institute.
While studying at the YSCTI, he meets and later marries Laura Gevorkyan , who studied at the course below.
In 1961, the first-born David is born to the spouses.
In 1958, after repeated attempts, he finally enters VGIK at the directing department, in the workshop of E.L. Dzigan.
In 1962, fourth-year student Edmond Keosayan received the Grand Prix at the International Film Festival in Monte Carlo for student course short film “Ladder” .
In 1963, another short film by the novice director “Three Hours of the Road” won the main prize at the IFF in Cannes.
In 1964 he graduated from VGIK.
In 1964, after graduating from the institute, he went to work for Mosfilm, as a full-time director, and at 1965 will shoot his first “full meter” – the film “Where are you now Maxim?”
In the same 1965, the film by the young director E. Keosayan – “The Cook” , was released, where the director for the first time on the Soviet screen revealed the young talents of Svetlana Svetlichnaya and Vladimir Vysotsky, who played the main characters.
In 1966, E. Keosayan creates the legendary film “The Elusive Avengers” , the script is based on the novel “Red Devils” by P. A. Blyakhin, which is one of the first westerns of the country of the Soviets.
In 1968 he was awarded the Lenin Komsomol Prize.
From 1972 to 1975 – the Armenian period in the work of the director. Edmond Keosayan moves to Yerevan and works at “Armenfilm” , creating films of national themes.
April 19, 1994 after a serious illness, the outstanding director Edmond Keosayan passed away.
A bit about the personal: wife, family, children
The director’s personal life has been wonderful. E. Keosayan, brought up in Caucasian family traditions, married once with his beloved wife, an actress Laura Gevorkyan . The fateful meeting took place in the historical homeland, while studying in Yerevan. The beautiful wife easily leaves the profession and leaves for her husband in Moscow. According to the actress herself, when her husband entered VGIK, she went to visit him until the fall, and stayed forever. E. Keosayan at first refused to shoot his wife, fearing gossip and conversations, in The Elusive Avengers she appears only in crowd scenes. Subsequently, having appreciated the talent of his wife, Laura began to receive memorable roles from the director’s husband.
Edmond and Laura have two children. Sons: David and Tigran . Both sons followed in the footsteps of their father, having mastered the profession of film director. David Keosayan was remembered by the viewer for the films “Three Half Graces”, “The Mistress”. Tigran Keosayan became known for such films as: “The Hare Over the Abyss”, “Mirage”, “Silver Lily of the Valley”.
With wife Laura and son David
Edmond’s eldest granddaughter, Laura , also went into acting. Now she serves in the theater. E. Vakhtangov and starred in films.
Tigran Keosayan, recalling his childhood, said: “My father brought me up in the understanding that if a person came to your house, shared bread with you, this person will never become a stranger to you. And that’s the undeniable truth.” The creative heritage of the director is permeated with the ideals of selfless friendship, mutual assistance, kindness, endless love for the fatherland. Perhaps that is why his films are loved by the audience for more than one generation.
Edmond Keosayan with his wife, children and grandchildren
Creative heritage of the cult director
Director Edmond Keosayan had an extraordinary talent to work in different genres . In his films, he could easily change the subject, using the techniques of westerns and touching comedies. He directed 14 films as a director, worked on the creation of scripts and even starred in cameo roles.
The main achievements of the director are considered to be adventure films about young and brave elusive heroes.
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03480000
$164,224,420
$86,937
1,889.0
Worthington
03490000
$440,385
$59,511
7.4
Wrentham
03500000
$6,276,325
$79,750
78.7
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$6,013,366,546
$84,589
71,089.6
CATHOLICS CRUSADING TO RAISE TEACHER PAY – Chicago Tribune
Parents with children in a Roman Catholic elementary school in Western Springs are campaigning to raise teachers` salaries well beyond the average 7 percent increase for the next school year announced last month by the Archdiocese of Chicago.
”We want salaries raised at least 20 percent more,” said Kathleen Krepps, who has two children at St. John of the Cross Elementary School in the west suburb. In addition, Krepps said she and other parents in affluent Western Springs would welcome tuition rates much higher than the current $600 a year to pay for the raises.
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The call for big raises for teachers spotlights a vexing problem in Catholic schools throughout the Chicago archdiocese, which includes Cook and Lake Counties.
At St. John of the Cross, teachers earn half the salary of teachers in area public elementary schools. Last year two teachers quit and took jobs for higher pay at suburban public elementary schools.
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Krepps fears that other teachers will leave, that their replacements won`t be as good and that the quality of education in Catholic schools will decline. The parents also believe that a teacher shortage forecast for the 1990s will exacerbate the problem, opening more possibilities for Catholic-school teachers to leave for higher-paying jobs in public schools.
”It`s our concern also across the archdiocese,” said Sister Anne Leonard, director of educational services for the archdiocese. She is directing a study of teacher salaries that could result in some flexibility for local parishes.
The uniform annual salary scale set by the archdiocese for Catholic elementary schools will range next fall from $12,000 for a beginning teacher to $21,585 for a teacher with 23 years experience who has completed half the requirements toward a doctorate.
Sister Anne said a uniform salary schedule is necessary so ”we don`t create a competitive system within ourselves.”
The average teacher`s pay at St. John of the Cross is $14,100, compared with an average of $23,900 for La Grange Highlands District 106, $28,306 for Western Springs District 101 and $33,500 for Hinsdale District 181, all in areas served by the Catholic parish.
Richard Dlugo is in his 19th year of teaching at the St. John of the Cross and has not yet reached a $20,000 annual salary. The prospect of paying college bills for the first of his six children, ages 9 to 16, is forcing him to quit and seek a job as a computer programmer.
”I would like to continue to teach, but unfortunately I can`t stay,”
said Dlugo, who teaches music and computer education.
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Other teachers at St. John of the Cross are angry with their salaries. Some say they would leave if they could find a better paying job, and others say the only reason they stay is because of their love for the school, its children and their parents.
Some teachers have second jobs that include serving as school crossing guards. One unmarried teacher has two outside jobs so she can make her home mortgage and car payments. A first-year teacher said she lives with her parents because she cannot afford an apartment, even with a roommate, on her $11,315 annual salary.
Jeanne Plunkett, another parent pushing for higher teacher salaries, said the Western Springs school is trapped by the archdiocese requirements for a uniform pay schedule. But she concedes that if St. John of the Cross were permitted to set its own salary schedule, it might create competition problems for teachers in other Catholic schools.
The parents took a first step toward helping their 35 teachers with a
”Christmas gift” fundraiser. They circulated a letter among parishioners asking for contributions for, in effect, a Christmas bonus, and 320 families responded with $7,000. Each teacher was given a $200 check.
Krepps also wrote of the teachers plight to Joseph Cardinal Bernardin last November, and four couples in the parish jointly sent a letter to the archdiocesan finance committee to outline their concerns.
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”Can we expect teachers to perform the same job for 100 percent less money than they could earn next door?” Krepps asked the cardinal. ”The time to address this issue is long overdue.”
For years, Catholic schools were subsidized by nuns, who received only a small stipend for their teaching. Now at least two-thirds of teachers are lay persons.
In the letter to the finance committee, the parents acknowledge that Catholic schools throughout the archdiocese ”are attended by children from wealthy, middle-class, struggling and painfully impoverished families.”
But they also said that ”parents supporting some city and many suburban schools naturally expect a high level of service and performance because of the abundant programs offered by their area public schools. Failure to adequately service the self-supporting schools may force many parents to choose the better funded and in many cases excellent public school
alternative.”
The parents support the archdiocese commitment to battle poverty ”by continuing to offer inner-city children a quality private school education.” But they also asked for ”more flexible ways to finance our parish schools and our teachers` salaries.”
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”Perhaps we should allow those schools which are self-supporting some independence in setting and meeting their expenses. Creativity, not rigidity, may be the only answer presently available to finance our educational system.”
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The Catholic Church is a religious institution with branches around the world. The size of the institution means that several professions are possible in the institution, in various departments, in addition to the priesthood. If you are interested in working in the Catholic Church, you can find out what jobs may be available in your area. In this article, we discuss 12 professions in the Catholic Church, their national average salaries and main responsibilities.
12 jobs in the Catholic Church
Here are 12 jobs you can get while working in the Catholic Church.
1. Caretaker
National average salary: $24,218 per year
Key Responsibilities: Caretaker works in the church and its associated buildings, cleaning and repairing the rooms and objects in them. They dust, mop, vacuum, clean the toilets in the church premises and the sanctuary or the surrounding landscape. They may also work in schools and other administrative buildings associated with the Catholic Church. Keepers can also perform maintenance on furniture or damage that may result from the use of these buildings. They can record their various activities to keep track of what may need to be replaced or call a specialist.
2. Liturgical Coordinator
Average National Salary: $34,399 per year
Key Responsibilities: A liturgy coordinator or liturgist may be a pastor or member of a ward that coordinates prayer texts, music, and ritual objects used in religious rituals. They can arrange for the purchase of new prayer books or determine which ritual practices, such as the movements of the priest or the music that accompanies the service, can be applied to new rituals. The liturgy coordinator may receive training from their priests or members of the diocese to prepare them for their duties. They may have a degree in theology, or if their job includes observing music for worship, they may have a degree in music.
3. Minister of Youth Affairs
Average National Wage: $36,644 per year
Key Responsibilities: The Youth Minister works with the youth in the ward, providing a place to talk about their religion and answer their questions. They often organize activities and events for youth group members that they can participate in, which can both teach them about their religion and help them connect with their peers. Youth ministers also frequently organize charitable and community outreach activities. They may also teach Bible studies. They can plan lessons, organize activities, and go to schools to connect with potential ward members to join a youth group.
4. Receptionist
National average salary: $41,882 per year
Key Responsibilities: The secretary works in the offices of the priest and other administrative members of the church. They answer the phone, sort the mail, set the schedule, and order supplies for the Church offices. They can coordinate the various services offered by the church, arranging the time of the priest and the availability of different places in the church. Administrators can also answer any incoming questions about the church by phone or email.
6. Musician
National average salary: $42,958 per year
Key Responsibilities: Musician performs music for services and various religious rites and events in the church. They may play the organ, which can be a popular instrument in Catholic religious rituals. They take care of their instruments and learn the music chosen by the priest from the liturgist for each new service. The musician must also be available for various activities, which may take place on weekends and not during regular business hours. A musician can also store and store music, give music lessons, and organize a parish choir.
7. Pastoral Assistant
National average salary: $43,512 per year
Key Responsibilities: Pastoral Assistant is a term for someone who helps a priest perform religious rituals. These may be parish vicars or assistant plasterers who are sent by the Catholic Church to parishes to work with existing priests to carry out all their duties. Deacons are pastoral assistants who rank just below priests in the hierarchy of the Church. Deacons cannot perform religious rituals known as sacraments, but they can direct and direct non-ritual services. Altar servers can be adults or children who help with tasks during an altar service.
8. Teacher
National average salary: $47,071 per year
Key Responsibilities: A teacher may work in a school run by the Catholic Church. They can teach from Kindergarten to 12th grade, depending on their certifications. A teacher in a Catholic school can teach any subject, such as English or biology. The church oversees their classes in place of the public school, in accordance with local and federal government regulations. Teachers conduct classes, assign homework, inform parents of their students’ progress, and provide additional guidance as students request. They may also oversee extracurricular clubs or extracurricular activities.
9. Priest
National average salary: $49,468 per year
Key Responsibilities: A priest is a religious leader who performs rituals in service to members of his church. They are the heads of the church in which they work and often have managerial responsibilities for other members of the church working in the same area. They perform religious rituals such as mass and hearing confessions from members of their parish, marriages and baptisms. Priests also offer spiritual counseling, make home visits to members of their church who are unwell, and teach Catholicism to members of their parish and community. The Catholic Church usually provides housing for priests.
10. Catechist
National Average Wage: $54,165 per year
Key Responsibilities: A catechist teaches candidates who are preparing to take part in religious rituals such as first communion, confirmation, and baptism. They prepare lessons and resources to help children and adults understand their role in the rituals. Catechists may receive training offered by the church to understand the lessons they teach, approved by the priests and bishops of their diocese. They may travel to different schools to give lessons and teach children about their religion.
11. charity director
National average salary: $59,109 per year
Key Responsibilities: Charity Director works for non-profit organizations run by the church. Organizations may have different goals that may affect the charitable director’s responsibilities. The director can take on new initiatives and make new connections to help the charity support its community and achieve its purpose. They can oversee charitable operations by making sure staff and volunteers perform tasks that further the charity’s mission. They can also serve as a liaison between the charity and the bishop to ensure they meet the needs of their community and religion.
12. Ward Administrator
National Average Salary: $61,379 per year
Key Responsibilities: The ward administrator works in the church to ensure that the day-to-day activities and operations of the church can run smoothly. They may be members of the church and lead staff and volunteers working on various church missions. Many parishioners use the church as a meeting place for weddings and celebrations, so the daily routine in the temple is managed by the administrator. They control payroll, accounts, and manage the church budget. The parish administrator may also keep records of parish events and affairs for the priest or local bishop.
12. Seminary Registrar
National Average Salary: $45,591 per year
Key Responsibilities: The Seminary Registrar works at the Seminary School, an educational institution for people who want to become priests or work in the Catholic Church. The theological school is part of the church and is usually closely associated with the nearby diocese. The seminary registrar oversees academic records and manages student affairs at the seminary. They can oversee class registration, make sure students qualify for graduation, and plan student ceremonies. They may also prepare assessments and provide data on the progress and lifestyle of students in their seminary.
Additional careers in the Catholic Church
Different dioceses or groups within the Catholic Church have additional activities outside of their own church, such as organizing charities and running schools. In these organizations, you can hold various administrative or field positions. For example, here are some additional roles you can take on while working in the Catholic Church:
Director of Donor Relations
Refugees Settlement Manager
Financial assistance employee
Development Director
Services Manager
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A church. As of 2011, the Catholic Church operates the world’s largest non-public school system. [1] In 2016, the church supported 43,800 high schools and 95,200 elementary schools.
Background
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Irish immigration is a major contributor to the growth of Catholic communities around the world. Irish immigration led to a resurgence of Catholicism through movement to countries across North America, Europe, the United Kingdom and Australia. Historically, the establishment of Catholic schools in Europe has faced various challenges since the establishment of the Church of England in the Elizabethan religious settlements of 1558-63. Anti-Catholicism during this period encouraged Catholics to create modern Catholic education systems in order to preserve their traditions. Relief Acts 1782 and Catholic Emancipation Act 1829years later increased the opportunity to openly practice Catholicism in England and set up charitable institutions by the church. [3] This led to the development of numerous local religious communities that opened schools, hospitals, orphanages, correctional facilities and workhouses. [3]
Traditionally Catholic schools originated as schools for men and women. Previously, Catholic schools were required to depend on tuition fees and donations. Donations have plummeted, leading to higher commissions. [ when? ] This prevented some students from enrolling in the school due to their inability to pay. [ citation needed ]
Purpose
Catholic schools differ from their public school counterparts in that they aim to develop people as followers of the Catholic faith. Leaders, teachers, and students should focus on the four basic rules established by the Church and the school. This includes the school’s Catholic identity, education about life and faith, celebration of life and faith, action, and social justice. [4]
Like other Christian institutions, Catholic schools are generally non-denominational in that they admit everyone regardless of religion or sect, race, ethnicity or nationality, subject to admission or enrollment requirements and legal documents, and compliance with rules and regulations. for a productive school life. However, non-Catholics, Christian or not, may need to participate in or be exempted from compulsory activities, especially those of a religious nature. This is in line with the spirit of social inclusion. [5] [6]
Religious education
Religious education as a core subject is a vital element of the curriculum in which people must develop themselves: “Intellectually, physically, socially, emotionally and of course , spiritually. ” [7] Training also includes: “A distinct but complementary aspect of the religious aspect of the liturgical and prayer life of the school community.” [7] In Catholic schools, teachers teach the religious education program run by the bishop. Therefore, both the teacher and the bishop contribute to the planning and conduct of religious education lessons. [ citation needed ]
Catholic education was found to be a positive fertility factor; Catholic education at the college level, and to a lesser extent at the high school level, is associated with more children, even if one considers the confounding effect that higher religiosity leads to a higher likelihood of attending religious education. [8]
Asia
Malaysia
Catholic schools in Malaysia have been the backbone of formal education in the country. Catholic schools have gone through many changes since independence in the late 50s and early 60s. Education policy in Malaysia is very centralized. In 1988, all Catholic religious brothers over the age of 55 were asked to retire immediately, which led to vacancies for lay teachers. Any new brother who wishes to become a teacher in Malaysia must be in the public service and have the same status as non-professional teachers. Many of the La Salle traditions, such as games or sports between La Salle, are now integrated into other larger publicly funded programs. With Islam being the state religion, compulsory or optional Bible lessons today are limited to those of the Catholic faith. The missionaries who opened schools in Malaysia created a solid foundation for learning. Today there are 68 Sisters of the Child Jesus, 11 parish convents and 46 La Salle Brothers schools outside the city. [ citation needed ]
Pakistan
The Catholic Church in Pakistan is active in education, in addition to its spiritual work, it runs leading schools. The Catholic Church operates 534 schools, 53 hostels, 8 colleges and 7 technical institutes, according to 2008 statistics. [9]
B The Catholic Board of Education is the branch of the Catholic Church in Pakistan responsible for education. [10] Each diocese has its own government. [11]
The Government of Pakistan nationalized most of the church schools and colleges in Punjab and Sindh in 1972. Leading schools such as St. Patrick’s High School, Karachi, St. Joseph’s Monastery School (Karachi) and Michael’s Monastery School have never been nationalized. [ citation needed ]
The Government of Sindh oversaw the denationalization program from 1985 to 1995 and the government of Punjab started a similar program in 1996 year. In 2001, the federal government and the courts ordered the provincial governments to complete the denationalization process. [12]
Philippines
in the Philippines, private schools have been owned by the Catholic Church since the days of Spanish colonization. The Philippines is currently one of two predominantly Roman Catholic countries in Southeast Asia, the other being East Timor, with a 2004 UNESCO study indicating that 83% of the population identify themselves as Catholic. [13] The oldest existing university in Asia, the University of Santo Tomas, is located in the Philippines. This is the biggest single Catholic University in the world. The university was founded by the Order of Preachers, also known as the Dominican Order, on April 28, 1611. [13]
Europe
Slovakia
The education received in these schools is equal to the education received in public schools. The task of Catholic schools is, in addition to high-quality education and upbringing, to provide an alternative content of education and upbringing, new methods and forms. [14]
Ireland
Catholic schools in Ireland receive state aid, not state aid. Not all operating, building and maintenance costs are covered by the central government. [ clarification needed ] Local communities also raise funds. [ citation needed ]
Church groups in Ireland are the private owners of most primary and secondary schools. Evidence shows that approximately 60% of secondary school students attend schools owned by religious communities. [3]
United Kingdom
England and Wales
Oxford Catholic School sign with the coat of arms of the Archdiocese of Birmingham and the Oxfordshire County Council logo.
In England and Wales Catholic schools are either independent, and therefore privately funded through tuition fees, or supported by the state. Supported Catholic Schools are either Voluntary Aid, where 10% of capital funding is provided by the church, or Academies, which are fully funded by the government. The Catholic Education Service (CES) monitors the education of approximately 840,000 students each year in its 2,300 schools. In addition, about 130 independent schools are of a Catholic nature. [15] [16]
CES engages on behalf of all bishops with government and other national authorities on legal, administrative, and religious education issues to: “Advance the interests of Catholics in education; protect the interests of Catholics in education; and to contribute to Christian perspectives through educational discussions at the national level. ” [17] They refused to open schools under the Free School program due to the 50% Rule, which limits the number of places that can be reserved for Catholics.
In 2009 Catholic schools in England made up two thirds of all religious secondary schools. [18]
Northern Ireland
The Council of Catholic Schools (CCMS) is the advocate for the Catholic school sector in Northern Ireland. The CCMS represents trustees, schools, and managers on issues such as raising and maintaining standards, school conditions, and teacher employment. As the largest employer of teachers in Northern Ireland (8,500 teachers), CCMS plays a central role in supporting teachers, whether through Social Security or through working groups such as the Independent Inquiry into Teachers’ Salaries and Conditions of Service. According to the latest data from the Department of Education, N.I. Statistics Office 2006/2007, number of pupils registered in a school in Northern Ireland is 329583 people. The number of students attending Catholic schools is 148,225. [19]
Scotland
As in England and Wales, Catholic schools in Scotland are either independent or state run and run by the Scottish Catholic Education Service. [20] established in 1972 under the Commission for Catholic Education to assist the Scottish Bishops’ Conference on Education. B Education Act 1918 guaranteed the rights of Scottish Catholics to have their children educated in local Catholic schools and defended the rights of Catholic schools to maintain their religious character. [21] During the 1920s, ownership of most Catholic schools shifted from dioceses or permanent residents to the public sector. Today they are known as “confessional schools” and are open to students who meet the specified requirements, regardless of financial status. A select few, most notably St. Aloysius’ College and Kilgraston School, remain independent. [ citation needed ]
North America
See also: Education in Latin America and Religion in Latin America
Canada
Founded in 1639, this is one of the oldest schools in North America still in operation.
Catholic schools in Canada date back to 1620 when the first school was founded by Catholics. Re-order to Quebec. Most schools in Canada functioned under the auspices of one or another Christian organization until 19century. Currently, state-supported Catholic schools operate in three provinces (Alberta, Ontario, and Saskatchewan) as well as all three federal territories (Northwest Territories, Nunavut, and Yukon [grade 9 only]). Publicly funded Catholic schools operate like individual schools in Canada, meaning they are constitutionally protected. The constitutional protection enjoyed by individual schools in the provinces of Canada is enshrined in Section 93 of the Constitution. It gives the provinces authority over education, but with significant restrictions meant to protect the rights of religious minorities. These restrictions were the result of significant debate between Protestants and Catholics in Canada over whether schools should be parochial or non-denominational. Unlike the provinces, the right to individual schools is protected in the three federal territories by federal law. Parliament who establish these territories.
Delegates Quebec Conference of 1864 Maintaining separate publicly funded school boards was a major problem for the Canadian Confederation.
Section 93 was the result of constitutional negotiations in the 1860s. Pre-existing rights to tax-funded minority Catholic and Protestant schools became a major point of negotiation around Canadian Confederation. Maintaining separate publicly funded school boards has been a significant problem, largely due to ethnic and religious tensions between Canada’s (mostly French-speaking) Roman Catholic population and the majority (mostly English-speaking) Protestant majority. This issue became the subject of discussion at the 1864 Quebec Conference and was finally resolved at the 1866 London Conference with a proposal to maintain separate school systems in Quebec and Ontario. The way this agreement was written into the Constitution was that the terms of formation in each colony (or territory) at the time of entry into the Confederacy would be constitutionally protected thereafter.
Despite the compromise, the debate over separate Catholic schools continued to be a problem in the new country. Manitoba’s acceptance of a unified secular school system in 1890 led to a national political crisis. The Manitoba Schools Question was a political crisis in the 1880s and 1890s involving publicly funded separate schools for Catholics and Protestants in Manitoba. The crisis eventually spread to the national level, becoming one of the key issues in the federal elections 1896 AD Because of the close relationship between religion and language during this period in Canada, the question of schools presented a deeper problem for the survival of the French as a language and culture in Western Canada. The secular system was maintained and the French language guarantee was later removed in 1916, leaving English as the only official language used in the province until it was reinstated in 1985.
In the province of Quebec, publicly funded Catholic and Protestant schools were maintained until 1997, when this system was replaced by a linguistically based secular school system following a constitutional amendment that exempted Quebec from certain conditions of Section 93. Newfoundland and Labrador also operated separate schools for several Christian denominations, including Catholics, until 1997. This school system originated prior to Newfoundland’s entry into Confederation in 1949 and continued until 1997, when a secular government system was established in the province. The absence of Catholic-Protestant tensions in the provinces of British Columbia, New Brunswick, Nova Scotia, and Prince Edward Island resulted in no separate school systems in those provinces.
Secondaire Saint-Frère-André Catholic School in Toronto is one of the many publicly funded French Catholic schools in Ontario.
The Ontario Department of Education currently funds 29 English Catholic school boards and 8 French Catholic school boards (in addition to 31 English language secular school boards, 4 French secular school boards and 1 English language Protestant school board). Initially, most of the secular school boards in the province were Protestant, but they gradually evolved into a secular state system. Public funding for Catholic schools was initially provided only to grade 10 in Ontario. However, at 1985 it was expanded to cover the last three years of secondary education (11th grade to 13th grade/OAC). Separate publicly funded Catholic schools also exist in Alberta and Saskatchewan, although they are not as common as in Ontario.
The near-exclusive public funding of one religious denomination in Ontario has been controversial in the last few decades. The controversy led to a Supreme Court decision in 1996 which held that the provincial education authorities under section 93 Constitution Act 1867 is plenary and not subject to criticism of the Charter. They also noted that this was the product of a historic compromise of critical importance to the Confederacy, and it forms a comprehensive code on the rights of denominational schools that cannot be extended through the work of the Charter of Rights and Freedoms. This issue has received international criticism. On November 5, 1999, the United Nations Human Rights Committee condemned Canada and Ontario for violating the equality provisions (Article 26) of the International Covenant on Civil and Political Rights. The Committee reaffirmed its concerns on 2 November 2005 when it issued its Concluding Observations on Canada’s Fifth Periodic Report under the Covenant. The Committee noted that Canada had failed “to take steps to eliminate discrimination based on religion in school funding in Ontario.”
United States
Main article: Catholic schools in the United States
See also: Elementary School and Middle School
St. Thomas High School in Houston, Texas
Catholic schools are the largest non-public school system in the United States. In 2010, 2 million students attended 6,980 schools. 331 of them are private. [22] Catholic schools in the United States were first established in the 19th century with the arrival of English immigrants. Catholic schools in the US play an important role in that Catholicism plays a critical role in the development of American culture. The development and enrollment of Americans in Catholic schools increased after World War II, Postwar development and the Cold War in the fight against anti-religious Communism. [23] By 1964–1965 Catholic schools accounted for nearly 89% of all schools. private school attendance and 12% of all school age children in school (K-12) in the US. The number of believers (priests, brothers and sisters) was the highest, allowing schools to offer qualified teachers at minimal cost, which meant that most children in the 1940s and 1950s attended their parochial schools for free. [23] Since then, there has been a significant decline in school enrollment, mainly due to “Suburbanisation, educational liberalization and the rise of the Catholic middle class.” [23] In the United States, Catholic schools are accredited by independent and/or government agencies, and teachers are generally certified. Schools are supported by tuition fees, donations and philanthropic foundations.
In contrast to its public school, Catholic urbanization has made more progress in poor areas than in richer ones. Holy Angels, for example, has become one of the strongest educational institutions in the country; it serves the Kenwood, Oakland neighborhood of the South Side of Chicago, Illinois, where 3 out of 4 people live in poverty and violent crime is frequent. [23]
The US Conference of Catholic Bishops listed six major responsibilities of Catholic schools. [24] They are
Encourage and support efforts in the field of Catholic education by promoting the dissemination and implementation of both universal Church education documents and related documents developed by the Bishops of the United States.
Supporting educational efforts in the Church in the United States by developing policies, guidelines, and resources for use by bishops in their dioceses.
Educational advice upon request, including counseling and representation of bishops
Collaboration with the Committee for Evangelism and Catechism in matters of evangelism and catechesis in Catholic schools and universities Catholic educational institutions from pre-school to secondary schools
Inclusion in Catholic education of the views and issues of other cultures and people with special pastoral needs through cooperation with other committees / offices
In 2015, the Archdiocese of New York City Scholarship Fund announced the largest ever gift of private money to Catholic schools. Christina and Steven Schwartzmann donated $40 million to a foundation that will provide scholarships to 2,900 children a year. [25]
Oceania
See also: Education in Australia and Education in New Zealand
Australia
Main article: Catholic education in Australia
Catholic schools have been operating in Australia for over 175 years. The arrival of the first European fleet brought the first Irish Catholics to Australia, predominantly in prisoner transports. Catholics made up one tenth of the convicts who settled in Australia, mostly Irish, while the rest were English and Scots. By 1803, 2,086 Irish-born convicts had been brought to Botany Bay, most of them Catholics. [26]
Catholic schools – the largest group of non-public schools in Australia accounting for about 18% of institutions (1705 out of 9529 as of 2009), compared to 11% for independent schools (1022). [27] Catholic schools are administered by the Diocesan Catholic Department of Education; some independent schools are owned and operated by Catholic religious orders. In addition, there is at least one school in the territory. Society of St. Pius X, Catholic Traditionalists Having Irregular Canonical Status with Rome (their current canonical status is being decided in Rome for the time being): St. Thomas Aquinas in Tynong, Victoria. [ citation needed ]
Like other non-public school classes in Australia, Catholic schools receive funding from the Commonwealth government. Because it is neither an institution of the church, nor a restriction on religious freedom, nor a religious test for public office, it is not considered a violation of the separation of church and state in Australia. This was the 1981 High Court Protection of Public Schools (DOGS) decision in which the judges selectively interpreted section 116 of the Australian Constitution and is controversial. [28]
New Zealand
See also: Public Integrated School
Catholic education in New Zealand was first introduced after the arrival of the first Catholic bishop, Jean Baptiste Pompallier in 1838. One year after the signing of the Treaty of Waitangi, the first Catholic school in New Zealand was established in Auckland 1841. [29]
The schools were originally run by seven sisters from Ireland and aimed at helping the Maori population and new settlers. From 1853 to 1875, the provincial governments funded grants to Catholic schools. The Education Act of 1877, however, permitted all schools to be free, compulsory and secular, and consequently prohibited the funding of Catholic schools. Early 19In the 1970s, due to enrollment growth and funding restrictions, Catholic schools accumulated large amounts of debt or fell into disrepair. The government, fearing that the public system would not be able to cope with the influx of students if Catholic schools were closed, passed the 1975 Conditional Integration of Private Schools Act. The law allowed Catholic schools and other private schools to “integrate” into the public system by receiving public funding and maintaining their Catholic character in exchange for complying with public school conditions, such as teaching the nationally established curriculum. The first Catholic schools were merged on August 1979, and by 1984 all Catholic schools in New Zealand were amalgamated. [29]
As of July 2013, 65,700 students were enrolled in Catholic schools in New Zealand, representing 8.6 per cent of the total enrollment. [30] Most of them are New Zealand Europeans. [ citation needed ]
Catholic schools are owned by the owner, usually the bishop of the diocese. Catholic schools in New Zealand are currently referred to as ‘Public Integrated Schools’ for funding purposes, meaning that teachers’ salaries, teaching materials and school activities (eg electricity and gas) are funded by the government, but school property is not. Catholic schools in New Zealand are built on land owned by the diocese; if the government financed the ownership of a Catholic school and capital works beyond the powers of any other private property owner, it would transfer wealth to the bishop, violating the separation of church and state. Instead, parents of students in Catholic schools pay “attendance fees” to owners to cover property costs: usually NZD From 39$0 to $430 per year for elementary students (ages 5-12) and $730 to $860 per year for secondary students (ages 13-18). [31]
South America
See also: Education in Latin America and Religion in Latin America
At the Colegio de la Preciosa Sangre in Pichilemu, Chile
The vast majority of South Americans are Christians, mostly Catholics. More than 80% in Latin American countries and about 65–70% in Brazil identify themselves as Catholic. Catholic educational practices were brought into the local Inca population by the Spaniards, Portuguese and Europeans. Anticlericalism was founded in 19century as a result of a temporary alienation between church and state. [ citation needed ]
Funding
Public funding
Main article: public school
In some countries, Catholic schools are funded by the state. These are institutions that require state assistance. The same is with public schools, where the government, which obliges schools to pay for the needs of schools in whole or in part, through taxes from the population. Australian Catholic schools fall under this category where the Australian government funds Catholic schools as well as public schools. [32] Non-self-supporting Catholic schools in Scotland are another example where institutions are wholly funded by the Scottish Government.
Private Schools
Main article: Private School
Private schools, also known as independent schools, are not run by local, state or national governments. Instead, they can choose their students and be funded in whole or in part by tuition fees charged to students, instead of relying on the government as public schools do. Students may also receive scholarships for admission to a private school, depending on the talent of the student. [ citation needed ]
Volunteer schools
Main article: Volunteer school
Volunteer schools are a kind of “subsidized school”, meaning that they get most of their running costs from the central government through local governments and do not charge students. Unlike other types of supported schools, only 90% of the capital costs of a voluntary aid school are provided by the government. The foundation contributes the remainder of the capital costs, owns the school’s land and buildings, and appoints the majority of school principals. The governing body manages the school, employs staff and decides on admission to the school in accordance with established rules Pupils follow the National Curriculum, with the exception of religious schools which may teach religious education in accordance with their own faith. In the service sector in England approximately 22% elementary schools and 17% of secondary schools receive volunteer assistance, including all Roman Catholic and non-Christian schools. [ citation needed ]
International benefits
Preference for the poor
Catholic schools experienced changes announced by the Second Vatican Council Regarding Catholic social education targeted at the poor: “First of all, the Church offers its educational services to the poor, or those who are deprived of family help and affection, or those who are far from the faith . .. “ [33] These changes have led to the fact that in Brazil, Peru and Chile, where contributions have led to a “new way of studying at school” for inclusion in education of low-income and poor strata of the population. [ citation needed ]
High attendance and productivity
Empirical data in the US [ fail test ] and Australia indicates that achievement and attendance in Catholic schools is higher than in public schools. Evans and Schwab (1998) found in their experiment that attending Catholic schools in the United States increased the likelihood of completing high school or going to college by 13%. [34] Similarly, an experiment by Williams and Carpenter (1990) from Australia, by comparing previous examinations in private and public schools, showed that private school students outperform public school students in all educational, social and economic indicators. [34]
The development of girls in society
Catholic schooling has significantly changed the role of women in countries such as Malta and Japan. The Catholic education of girls in Malta, for example, points to: “…evidence of a remarkable commitment to the full development of girls in a global society.” [33] Similarly, all girls’ schools in Japan also contributed greatly to the “Personal Education Patriarchal Society” . [33]
Criticism
Economic inequality
Expensive expenses and the need to secure high salaries make it difficult to run Catholic schools. Many Catholic schools in the United States of Inland America, which have traditionally served the most, are being forced to close more frequently. This apparent rejection of some of the poor can be seen as contrary to the basic tenets of the Catholic school. There is a clear contradiction when wealthier Catholic schools receive more resources and are more favored than schools in low-income areas. [33] This is also seen in Latin America and other countries where financial constraints on serving the poor create barriers and lack government support or other subsidies. [ citation needed ]
Political context
There have been cases where some political ideologies associated with secularism or countries with high nationalism are suspicious of what is taught in Catholic schools. The moral and social teachings of Catholic schools can be seen as “Continuation of colonial cultural dominance in society”, is still felt in Zambia, Malawi, and the colonies of Spain. [33]
Homosexuality
In 2019, a Catholic school in Kansas City, Kansas was criticized for its decision not to enroll a child of a gay couple on the grounds that it “helps our students understand the meaning and purpose of their sexuality” . [35]
In 2015, it was reported that longtime director of religious education Margie Winters was fired from Waldron Mercy Academy after a parent reported her directly to the Archdiocese of Philadelphia for marrying her longtime partner- lesbians at a civil ceremony in 2007. Winters was candid with the school administration during her recruitment and was advised to keep a low profile, which she said she did. Many parents expressed anger and concern at the school’s decision. Principal Nell Stetzer justified the decision by arguing that “many of us make life choices that are contrary to current church teachings, but in order to continue a Catholic school, Waldron Mercy must abide by those teachings.” But she urged “an open and honest discussion of this and other divisive issues at the interface between our society and our church.” Archbishop Charles Chaput of Philadelphia, however, has not yet responded to such a call and instead spoke in favor of her dismissal, simply calling the dismissal “common sense”. [36] [37]
Secularized nature
In 2017, a Catholic school in San Anselmo, California was criticized for removing or moving most Catholic statues and art in an attempt to better accommodate non-Catholic students. [38]
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Catholic Higher Education 9 a b Gutierrez, Angelina L. V. (2007), The Catholic School in the Philippines: Lighthouses of Hope in Asia, in Grace, Gerald; O’Keeffe, Joseph (ed.), International Handbook of Catholic Educational Issues for School Systems in the 21st Century , International Handbooks on Religion and Education, 2 , Netherlands: Springer, pp. 709–723, Doi:10.1007/978 -1-4020-5776-2, ISBN 978-1-4020-5776-2 9 A B C D
EAD Cooper, Bruce S. (2007), “The Development of Catholic Schools in the United States: Politics, Politics, and Prophecy”, in Grace, Gerald; O’Keeffe, Joseph (ed.), International Handbook of Catholic Educational Issues for School Systems in the 21st Century , International Handbooks of Religion and Education, 2 9 a b Vanden, Kevin; Birch, Lin (2007), “Catholic Schools in New Zealand”, in Grace, Gerald; O’Keeffe, Joseph (ed. ), International Handbook of Catholic Educational Issues for School Systems in the 21st Century , International Handbooks on Religion and Education, 2 , Netherlands: Springer, pp. 847–870, Doi:10.1007/978 -1-4020-5776-2, ISBN 978-1-4020-5776-2
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Teacher strikes have taken place in 16 countries over the past two months
The fall of 2019 has become a landmark in terms of the number of teacher protests in different regions of the world. We have selected media reports that talk about strikes or preparations for them. Teachers protested against non-payment of salaries, poor working conditions and increased working hours. But the most common demand was a pay rise. The strike remains one of the most effective methods of fighting for workers’ rights.
Czech Republic
Teachers in more than half of the Czech Republic’s schools will join the strike demanding higher wages, which will begin in the country on 6 November. Teachers are seeking a 10% salary increase. The authorities agreed to increase them by an average of 8% in 2020, while the union initially demanded a 15% increase in teachers’ salaries. https://tass.ru/obschestvo/7077469
Canada
On November 1, the union representing primary school teachers in Ontario (Canada) reports that they are overwhelmingly 98% voted for a strike if necessary. The Ontario Elementary Teachers’ Federation of Ontario (ETFO) has been trying to secure a new employment contract with the provincial government over the past few weeks. ETFO President Sam Hammond did not give a specific deadline for a possible start of the strike. The talks were tense, he said, as they came amid government attempts to impose wage caps on public sector workers and increase class sizes, which would cut thousands of teaching positions.
Italy
The Italian School Workers’ Union intends to hold a large-scale rally in Rome on 11 November. In addition, union members are preparing for a nationwide strike. Neither the past nor the current government listened to the opinion of the trade unions regarding the rules on the labor market and wages, the organizers of the actions noted. details: https://regnum.ru/news/society/2765009.html
The Netherlands
In light of the threat of a nationwide strike of elementary and secondary school teachers scheduled for November 6, the Dutch government went to meet the demands of the teachers’ union and allocated additional funds for education. An additional 460 million euros will be used to raise salaries and increase the staffing of school institutions, which will reduce the excessive workload on teachers. The publication notes that the position of the current cabinet of ministers has long been sharply criticized by education workers for their openly manifested unwillingness to take into account the existing need for additional funding in this area, despite the existence of a budget surplus. March 2019teachers have already been on a one-day strike, which has been supported by a number of related trade union organizations. https://rossaprimavera.ru/news/92f57b8f
Lithuania
On November 1, Lithuanian teachers began preparing for a strike. “Among the workers of education there is a real preparation for a strike. Currently, lawyers are intensively working on procedural issues. If the rulers do not correct their mistakes and do not fulfill their obligations, there will be a strike,” said Inga Ruginienė, chairman of the Lithuanian Trade Union Confederation. The Lithuanian Trade Union of Education Workers last week completed negotiations with the Ministry of Education, Science and Sports, which did not agree with all the requirements of teachers. https://www.kompravda.eu/online/news/3656713/ Trade unions of health workers, firefighters, as well as university workers are considering the possibility of supporting the teachers’ strike.
USA
In Chicago, USA, thousands of teachers continue to strike, OTP reported on October 24. Teachers, as a sign of protest against the new initiatives of the city authorities, again went to the mayor’s office. The union is demanding that the city hire more social workers, nurses and librarians for schools. Teachers are also demanding higher wages for junior school staff and limits on class sizes. Officials say the average teacher’s salary will rise to $100,000 a year within five years. They promise to solve other problems as well. Teachers of the promised innovations are required to register in their contracts. Classes in Chicago public schools have been canceled. https://otr-online.ru/news/v-chikago-tysyachi-protestuyushchih-uchiteley-snova-prishli-k-merii-137286.html. Details about the strike – https://pedsovet.org/beta/article/ucit-nelza-bastovat-o-massovoj-zabastovke-ucitelej-v-ssa
Poland
On October 23, the head of the Union of Polish Teachers, Sławomir Broniaz, announced an indefinite “Italian” strike in the country for achieving the implementation of labor legislation in relation to educators in the country. “The ‘Italian’ strike will consist of ‘carrying out only those duties that are spelled out in the legislation on education.’ For example, the working week of a school teacher should be 40 hours. And there is no additional burden that they are trying to impose, but they don’t want to pay,” the head of the SPU said. The decision to launch an “Italian” strike was made through a survey of Union members: more than 227,000 educators took part. In addition, the Union of Polish Teachers has prepared a draft law that provides for an increase in wages for educators. https://mediabrest.by/news/novosti-v-mire/polsha-uchitelya-nachinayut-bessrochnuyu-zabastovku
Iraq
On October 21, the Iraqi teachers’ union went on a general strike in solidarity with the protesting students. In many cities of the country, especially in the south, young people took to the streets, speaking out against high unemployment and poor living conditions, as well as corruption in power structures. The special riot control unit cordoned off two metropolitan universities to prevent students from breaking into the central districts of the city. However, students of universities and schools, despite harsh warnings from the authorities and in particular the Ministry of Education about the inadmissibility of the participation of schoolchildren in actions, nevertheless joined the demonstrations. Stun grenades were used against protesters, and clashes with police took place in a number of areas. https://tass.ru/mezhdunarodnaya-panorama/7053790
Liberia
On October 14, a teachers’ strike began in Liberia. Classrooms at public high schools in and around the capital, Monrovia, remain empty due to a teachers’ strike. The teachers demanded to pay their salaries for August and September. “The problems in the education system are so serious that we are forcing students to bring chalk, paper and even report cards in which we record their grades,” said one BBC teacher, referring to the underfunding of education in the country. On October 15, thousands of schoolchildren affected by the teachers’ action staged street protests and then gathered in front of the presidential palace and other strategically important sites to draw President George Weah’s attention to the situation. As President Weah’s motorcade approached the presidential palace, protesters attempted to block his path, but the police intervened. The presidential administration told reporters that Weah was unable to meet with schoolchildren on Tuesday, October 15, because the meeting was not arranged in advance. Details: https://regnum.ru/news/society/2750878.html
Jordan
On October 6, a month-long teachers’ strike ended in Jordan. 1.5 million schoolchildren returned to their classrooms. This was made possible thanks to an agreement reached by the Jordanian government and the teachers’ union. It ended the month-long strike. According to the terms of the agreement, starting from January 1, 2020, teachers will receive an increase of 35% -63% of their salary, depending on the rank. The title of “leading teacher” will be introduced, its holders will receive an increase of 75%. The union’s vice president, Nasser Navasra, described the achievement as historic. “I thank the teachers for their efforts, we highly appreciate their work and will not allow their dignity to be questioned. The government deplores the actions that could be perceived as a blow to the dignity of teachers,” said Prime Minister Omar al-Razzaz. Such an apology was one of the conditions for ending the strike. http://newsru.co.il/mideast/06Oct2019/jordan_203.html
France
After the suicide of the headmaster, teacher strikes swept through France. On October 3, strikes and protests of teachers took place across the country, according to Le Monde. This is how teachers reacted to the death of the director of an elementary school in the Parisian suburb of Pantene. Christine Renon committed suicide on September 23rd. She left a letter in which she blamed the French Ministry of Education for her death. Renon spoke about her burnout, endless and controversial government reforms. Protests were held in front of the ministry’s office in the metropolitan suburb of Bobigny and in other French departments. In turn, the leaders of Panten’s educational institutions published an open letter the day before, they complain about the deteriorating working conditions of teachers and low salaries. A petition calling for a “different quality of life at work” launched by trade unions has garnered more than 85,000 signatures. French Education Minister Jean-Michel Blanquer has proposed the creation of a special “supervisory committee” that would include teachers and trade union members. Source: https://www.solidarnost.org/news/posle-samoubiystva-direktora-shkoly-po-frantsii-prokatilis-zabastovki-uchiteley.html
Congo
September 30, hundreds of residents of Bukavu (Congo) surrounded the buildings of the Catholic and Protestant churches of the city, speaking out for the abolition of the innovation, according to which the Catholic schools became paid, and also demanding an end to the strike of teachers. According to journalists, the protesters demanded that the churches issue an appeal to the teachers to return to classes. For their part, teachers continue to strike for higher wages. At the door of the main Catholic church, known as Notre Dame, the parents set fire to the tires. According to journalists, the teachers are demanding the implementation of the Bibwa agreement, concluded between the government and the teachers’ union of the DR Congo, according to which a secondary school teacher must receive at least 300 US dollars per month. Details: https://regnum.ru/news/society/2733871.html
Estonia
In September 2019, Estonian teachers threatened to strike because of low salaries. Estonian teachers do not exclude the use of the most radical way to get the authorities to increase salaries – a general strike. This was stated by the head of the board of the Union of Estonian Education Workers Reemo Voltri. According to him, salaries should increase over the next four years, and if this is not done, then they will return to the level of 2012, when the average salary of teachers was 73% of the national average. At the same time, Voltri pointed to the current gap between teachers and representatives of other professions, in which people with higher education work. Details: https://regnum.ru/news/society/2730126.html
Greece
Greek teachers took part in a general strike. Trade unions in Greece are protesting against the new “law of economic development”, which, as they believe, significantly restricts the rights of workers. The first general strike against the government was planned in Greece for 24 September. On October 2, the trade unions went on strike for the second time in two weeks, OTR reports. Because of it, public transport, banks, schools and the media did not work in the country during the day. There are also ferries in the ports that transported people from the mainland of Greece to the islands. The organizers of the action demand that the authorities refuse to reform the labor legislation. In particular, the bill provides for a ban on strikes if it is not supported by more than half of the members of the trade union. Now this is not required. https://otr-online.ru/news/profsoyuzy-grecii-provodyat-ocherednuyu-zabastovku-135353.html
Israel
The All Israel Parents’ Committee announced that on September 13th there was an hour-long strike in kindergartens and schools across the country. The reason for the strike was the lack of 450 million shekels in the budget of the Ministry of Education, necessary for the implementation of the reform of special education. Before the start of the school year, the Ministry of Education “borrowed” money for special education from the School on Holidays budget. The parents’ committee’s initiative to hold a one-day strike was supported by teachers’ trade unions. https://glavnoe.ua/news/n357002995-v-izraile-proveli-zabastovki-v-detskih-sadah-i-shkolah
Croatia
In Croatia, on September 6, disgruntled teachers took to the streets of the capital. Some 1,500 Croatian teachers are threatening to strike for higher wages. They are trying to put pressure on the government, which is already facing planned strikes by transport and medical personnel. The teaching staff is seeking an average salary increase of about 6%, union leaders say. They met with Prime Minister Andrej Plenkovic after protesters gathered outside the government building. Most teachers earn around HRK 6,400 (9$60). The leader of the secondary school teachers’ union said that another meeting was planned for mid-September and the teachers’ decision to go on strike would depend on the government’s response. Source: https://24.kz/ru/news/in-the-world/item/339367-nedovolnye-uchitelya-vyshli-na-ulitsy-stolitsy-khorvatii
In the photo: Lithuanian teachers are preparing for a strike, baltnews website .lt
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Provides care for children in assigned groups stressing individual needs within the developmental framework of social, emotional, physical and intellectual development. Adheres to developmentally appropriate practice. Job Requirements Responsibilities: Educational Requirements Degree/Diploma Obtained Program of Study Required/ Preferred and/or High School Diploma or Equivalent Required Experience Requirements Minimum Years Required …
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Provides care for children in assigned groups stressing individual needs within the developmental framework of social, emotional, physical and intellectual development. Adheres to developmentally appropriate practice. Job Requirements Responsibilities: Educational Requirements Degree/Diploma Obtained Program of Study Required/ Preferred and/or High School Diploma or Equivalent Required Experience Requirements Minimum Years Required …
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Provides care for children in assigned groups stressing individual needs within the developmental framework of social, emotional, physical and intellectual development. Adheres to developmentally appropriate practice. Job Requirements Responsibilities: Educational Requirements Degree/Diploma Obtained Program of Study Required/ Preferred and/or High School Diploma or Equivalent Required Experience Requirements Minimum Years Required …
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Provides care for children in assigned groups stressing individual needs within the developmental framework of social, emotional, physical and intellectual development. Adheres to developmentally appropriate practice. Job Requirements Responsibilities: Educational Requirements Degree/Diploma Obtained Program of Study Required/ Preferred and/or High School Diploma or Equivalent Required Experience Requirements Minimum Years Required …
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Provides care for children in assigned groups stressing individual needs within the developmental framework of social, emotional, physical and intellectual development. Adheres to developmentally appropriate practice. Job Requirements Responsibilities: Educational Requirements Degree/Diploma Obtained Program of Study Required/ Preferred and/or High School Diploma or Equivalent Required Experience Requirements Minimum Years Required …
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Provides care for children in assigned groups stressing individual needs within the developmental framework of social, emotional, physical and intellectual development. Adheres to developmentally appropriate practice. Job Requirements Responsibilities: Educational Requirements Degree/Diploma Obtained Program of Study Required/ Preferred and/or Associate’s Child Development Preferred Associates in Child Development Or CDA …
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Location:
Fort Myers,
FL
Category:
Child Care
Type:
Full Time
Schedule:
Days
Job Ref:
9720
Provides care for children in assigned groups stressing individual needs within the developmental framework of social, emotional, physical and intellectual development. Adheres to developmentally appropriate practice. Job Requirements Responsibilities: Educational Requirements Degree/Diploma Obtained Program of Study Required/ Preferred and/or Associate’s Child Development Preferred Associates in Child Development Or CDA …
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Location:
Fort Myers,
FL
Category:
Child Care
Type:
PRN
Schedule:
Days
Job Ref:
7162
Provides care for children in assigned groups stressing individual needs within the developmental framework of social, emotional, physical and intellectual development. Adheres to developmentally appropriate practice. Job Requirements Responsibilities: Educational Requirements Degree/Diploma Obtained Program of Study Required/ Preferred and/or High School Diploma or Equivalent Required or GED Required Experience Requirements …
PRN Child Care Assistant I
Location:
Fort Myers,
FL
Category:
Child Care
Type:
PRN
Schedule:
Days
Job Ref:
8730
Provides care for children in assigned groups stressing individual needs within the developmental framework of social, emotional, physical and intellectual development. Adheres to developmentally appropriate practice. Job Requirements Responsibilities: Educational Requirements Degree/Diploma Obtained Program of Study Required/ Preferred and/or High School Diploma or Equivalent Required or GED Required Experience Requirements …
PRN Child Care Assistant I
Location:
Cape Coral,
FL 33990
Category:
Child Care
Type:
PRN
Schedule:
Days
Job Ref:
11919
Provides care for children in assigned groups stressing individual needs within the developmental framework of social, emotional, physical and intellectual development. Adheres to developmentally appropriate practice. Job Requirements Responsibilities: Educational Requirements Degree/Diploma Obtained Program of Study Required/ Preferred and/or High School Diploma or Equivalent Required or GED Required Experience Requirements …
PRN Child Care Assistant I
Location:
Cape Coral,
FL 33990
Category:
Child Care
Type:
PRN
Schedule:
Days
Job Ref:
13229
Provides care for children in assigned groups stressing individual needs within the developmental framework of social, emotional, physical and intellectual development. Adheres to developmentally appropriate practice. Job Requirements Responsibilities: Educational Requirements Degree/Diploma Obtained Program of Study Required/ Preferred and/or High School Diploma or Equivalent Required or GED Required Experience Requirements …
PRN Child Care Teacher
Location:
Fort Myers,
FL
Category:
Child Care
Type:
PRN
Schedule:
Days
Job Ref:
11937
Provides care for children in assigned groups stressing individual needs within the developmental framework of social, emotional, physical and intellectual development. Adheres to developmentally appropriate practice. Job Requirements Responsibilities: Educational Requirements Degree/Diploma Obtained Program of Study Required/ Preferred and/or Associate’s Child Development Required Experience Requirements Minimum Years Required Area of …
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SUMMARY Provides childcare services for parents or guardians participating in Family & Community Outreach Department programs. Responsible for the care of children, ages 6 weeks to 12 years, during classes, workshops, meetings, and other parent involvement events at the Family Resource Centers, schools, and other District sites. Responsible for facilitating developmentally appropriate learning activities for children in their care. This position will require travel to various District locations. Hours will vary and will include some nights and weekends. Will be required to obtain professional development hours on a yearly basis. Diapering and dispensing of medications are not required or permitted. Parents/legal guardians are on site during childcare hours.
MINIMUM REQUIREMENTS High School Diploma or G.E.D. Verbal & written communication skill in English and a demonstrated ability to read and comprehend written/graphic and oral instructions. Two years of experience working with youth. Working knowledge in the area of conflict resolution/mediation. Any equivalent combination of experience or training.
ADDITIONAL REQUIREMENTS AFTER HIRE FBI fingerprint background check (at employee’s expense). Proof of immunity to rubeola (measles) and rubella (German measles), or proof of MMR immunization. Post-offer/pre-employment physical exam (Category B) and lift test (at employee’s expense). CPR and First Aid Certification. Certification must be maintained current during course of employment. Blood Borne Pathogens Training. Department of School Safety Campus Monitor Training. Documentation of a negative tuberculosis screening test, administered within 12 months before the start date; or if a candidate has had a positive test, a written statement signed and dated by a health care provider within six months before the start date stating candidate is free from infectious active tuberculosis. A negative tuberculosis screening test required is every 12 months of employment.
COMMENTS Effective: 2022-2023 SCHOOL YEAR Location: Family Engagement Community Outready – Grande Ave & Fresno St, Area Work Calendar: 12 month
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90 : Compilation of court decisions for 2020: Article 11.1 “Conditions and duration of payment of monthly child care allowance” of the Federal Law “On Compulsory Social Insurance in Case of Temporary Disability and Maternity” “To maintain the right to child care allowance a child under the age of one and a half years, if during the period of such leave a woman works at home, the law does not require work at home on a part-time basis, which directly follows from the content of article 256 of the Labor Code of the Russian Federation and part 2 of article 11.1 of Law N 255-FZ. The length of the working day or working week must be taken into account if a person who is on parental leave does not work from home. ”
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Open the document in your ConsultantPlus system: Compilation of court decisions for 2019 for the duration and duration of child care “Federal Law “On Compulsory Social Insurance in Case of Temporary Disability and in Connection with Motherhood” (R.B. Kasenov) leave to care for a child until he reaches the age of 3 years with the preservation of the right to receive benefits for caring for a child until he reaches the age of 1.5 years by concluding an additional agreement with the plaintiff to the employment contract; on the recovery from the defendant in favor of the plaintiff of the average wage for the period of forced absenteeism, penalties for delayed payment of wages and compensation for non-pecuniary damage. According to the court, on the basis of Art. 11.1 of the Federal Law of 29.12.2006 N 255-FZ the right to a monthly allowance for child care compensates for earnings lost due to part-time work, the reduction of which is caused by the need to continue caring for the child during the remaining working time. The plaintiff insisted on the establishment of a part-time working week for him with the establishment of a daily working time of 12 minutes less than full working time. Meanwhile, the court came to the conclusion that such a reduction in working hours cannot be regarded as a measure necessary to continue caring for a child, resulting in loss of earnings; the disputed allowance loses its compensatory function and acquires the character of additional material incentives for the employee, reimbursed at the expense of the Social Insurance Fund of the Russian Federation. 9Open document in your system ConsultantPlus: Question: Is it possible to hire a woman with another employer on the terms of external part-time work, who is on parental leave at her main place of work for up to 1.5 years, while maintaining the childcare allowance? Does she have to document the fact that she has a main place of work? (“Website “Onlineinspektsiya.RF”, 2021)”Website “Onlineinspektsiya.RF”, 2021
“Commentary on the practice of considering economic disputes (judicial arbitration practice)” (issue 27) (responsible editor V. M. Zhuikov) (“IZiSP”, “KONTRAKT”, 2020) In making this decision, the court did not take into account the provisions of art. 256 of the Labor Code of the Russian Federation, according to which, at the request of a woman or a child’s father, grandmother, grandfather, other relative or guardian who actually cares for the child, while on parental leave, they can work part-time or at home while retaining the right to receive state social insurance benefits. At the same time, in order to preserve the right to childcare allowance under the age of one and a half years, if during the period of such leave a woman works at home, the legislation does not contain a requirement to work at home on a part-time basis. Transfer to home work is formalized by an additional agreement to the employment contract.
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90 : Ruling of the Constitutional Court of the Russian Federation of May 13, 2014 N 983-O “On the refusal to accept for consideration the complaint of citizen Shaimardanova Alsu Nadirovna about the violation of her constitutional rights by part 2 of Article 13 of the Federal Law “On Compulsory Social Insurance in Case of Temporary Disability and in connection with motherhood” and paragraph 19Regulations on the peculiarities of the procedure for calculating benefits for temporary disability, for pregnancy and childbirth, monthly childcare allowance for citizens subject to compulsory social insurance “If the establishment of benefits for pregnancy and childbirth is intended, along with compensation (minimization) of the consequences of a change in the financial situation of a working women due to the birth of a child (part three of Article 1 of the Federal Law of July 16, 1999 N 165-FZ “On the Basics of Compulsory Social Insurance”), ensuring the protection of women’s health during pregnancy and recovery after childbirth (Decree of the Constitutional Court of the Russian Federation of March 22, 2007 year N 4-P), then the monthly allowance for child care is aimed exclusively at supporting a family raising a minor child. This is confirmed, in particular, by the fact that, by virtue of part three of Article 256 of the Labor Code of the Russian Federation, while on leave for care child, a woman or other person caring for a child may work part-time or at home while retaining the right to receive a monthly childcare allowance until the child reaches the age of one and a half years in full. Accordingly, a person who is on parental leave and receives a monthly childcare allowance has more opportunities to maintain their material well-being.
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Daniil Work in Europe, FOP | Zaporozhye, UA
in London 63 km, full time
Nanny needed in London (center), with accommodation, for three boys aged 2, 5.5 and 8 years. Start of work in July and August in France, the family will rest there. Salary 2200-2500 pounds per month (depending on the experience of the nanny). 24/6, day off floating. In London,…
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Simakova G.E., FOP | Kyiv, UA
in London 63 km, full time, work experience from 2 years and above
Nanny, with long-term residenceUK, LondonThe family is ready to help citizens of Ukraine with documents Salary 2-3 thousand euros (depending on qualifications). Child 2.5 years Responsibilities: Child care, development, walks, hygiene, nutrition Age…
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June 6, 2022
Khizhnyak Evgeny Alexander0014 | Zaporozhye, UA
in London 63 km, full time, work experience from 2 years and above, higher education
Nanny needed in London (center), with live in, for three boys aged 2, 5.5 and 8 years. Start of work in July and August in France, the family will rest there.
Salary 2200-2500 pounds per month (depending on the experience of the nanny). 24/6, day off floating. In London,…
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Romantsov RI, FOP | Zaporozhye, UA
in London 63 km, full time
Need a nanny in London (center), with accommodation, for three boys aged 2, 5. 5 and 8 years. Start of work in July and August in France, the family will rest there. Salary 2200-2500 pounds per month (depending on the experience of the nanny). 24/6, day off floating. In London,…
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Donina A.O., FLP | Zaporozhye, UA
in London 63 km, full time
Nanny needed in London (center), with accommodation, for three boys aged 2, 5.5 and 8 years.
Start of work in July and August in France, the family will rest there.
Salary: 2200-2500 pounds per month (depending on experience).
Schedule: 24/6, floating weekend. One…
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Simakova G.E., FOP | Kyiv, UA
in London 63 km, full time
Nanny needed. In Gibraltar, England. Who is in England. The family is currently in London. RFP – 1100 euros With accommodation and meals, Nanny lives in a room with a child. Age: 18-30 years old, (No work experience required) Family: Mom, Dad, child (boy…
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August 16, 2022
Your Nanny, FLP | Kyiv, UA
in London 63 km, full time
VACANCY: Nanny in the UK
Schedule 5 days a week, 2 days off
Very wealthy family
Living with an employer
The family provides food
Family travel
Salary: 3000 euros per month
Responsibilities:
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July 29, 2022
Home Staff, s.r.o. | Prague, CZ
in London 63 km, full time, work experience from 1 year and above
We offer vacancies for domestic staff:
Great Britain, London
1. A nanny with legal status for a 1.6 year old girl.
Salary: 2500-2700 £ / month
Accommodation work.
By responsibilities: everything related to the girl; cooking for a child maintenance…
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March 18, 2022
Home service, FLP | Kyiv, UA
in Liverpool 338 km, full time
Vacancy: Nanny in the UK
Schedule 5 days a week, 2 days off
Very wealthy family
Living with an employer
The family provides food and housing
Family travel
Place of work: Great Britain,…
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Sorokacompany, DE | Berlin, DE
in London 63 km, full time
Attention We work in England all year round!
We work with citizens of the CIS countries only (Russia, Belarus, Uzbekistan, Tajikistan)
Mandatory condition: knowledge of the Russian language.
Requirements:
– men, women, married couples;
– age from 18 to 55 years…
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Kovalchuk M.S., FOP | Kyiv, UA
in London 63 km, full time
Men, women, couples️Family couples live in one room️
We offer official work in the UK and Ireland for men / women / couples
️ Responsibilities: – packaging and packaging of vegetables in the warehouse; – care, picking berries, vegetables,…
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0014 | Kyiv, UA
in London 63 km, full time
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Men, women, married couples️Family couples live in the same room️
We offer official work in the UK and Ireland for men / women / couples
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Samoilova V., FLP | Zaporozhye, UA
in London 63 km, full time, no work experience
Workers needed for livestock farms in the suburbs of London.
Requirements :
– Men, women under the age of 50 (no more)
– we hire hardworking and responsible people
-documents: we open working British visas.
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Samoilova V., FLP | Zaporozhye, UA
in London 63 km, full time, no work experience
England, suburb of London. Farm for growing strawberries, peas, tomatoes, greenhouses, etc.
Requirements :
-Work for men, women, family couples
-age from 21 to 55 years.
-We make a seasonal visa for 180 days.
-Official…
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Ageeva O.V., FLP | Zaporozhye, UA
in London 63 km, full time, work experience from 1 year and above
In London, a family is looking for a nanny for a 2.5 year old boy.
The age of the applicant is up to 55 years old, with work experience.
Priority is given to Ukrainians. Help with paperwork.
Care fee 2000 pounds.
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August 17, 2022
Home Staff, s. r.o. | Prague, CZ
in London 63 km, full time, work experience from 1 year and above
We are looking for a GOVERNESS with good English (C1). Preference for candidates from Ukraine.
Suburb of London, UK
RFP: 3000 euros (payment in euros).
Working hours: by agreement.
Work with permanent residence.
Family of 3….
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August 13, 2022
Home Staff, s.r.o. | Prague, CZ
in London 63 km, full time
We are looking for a nanny / assistant.
UK, London
RFP: 2300 pounds
Family: 2 adults and 2 6 year old boys.
Work on a rotational basis with accommodation 2 / 2 months.
We need a person with experience working with children, recommendations from previous employers.
Responsible for…
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January 28, 2022
International Work, LLC | Kyiv, UA
in London 63 km, full time
Call for candidates to work on farms in the most developed countries of the world! To Great Britain, Germany, Belgium, France, Denmark, Finland, USA, Israel.
Can apply for a job: men, women, couples up to 65 …
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November 18, 2021
Home Staff, s.r.o. | Prague, CZ
in London 63 km, full time, work experience from 2 years and above
Companion housekeeper (single occupant)
UK, London.
No accommodation.
2000 pounds the first month (then 2500).
Legal stay in the UK.
Age 45-53 years.
Working hours Mon-Fri: full time
Sat – abbreviated…
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Home Staff, s.r.o. | Prague, CZ
in London 63 km, full time, work experience from 2 years and above
Housekeeper. Urgently!
UK, London (centre).
2000-2500 pounds (depending on experience).
Age up to 50 years.
EU documents or U.K.
Experience in vip family.
Working day: from 10 am to 21:30.
Sat – until 17:00.
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Childcare jobs in Germany 2022/2023 Apply!!
Interested applicants for a childcare job in Germany should read this post for guidance on how to apply for a stress-free and error-free job.
If you love being around children and are looking for a part-time childcare job to easily fit into your schedule, then check out this post.
Read together to get all the latest updates on child care jobs in Germany and apply as soon as possible to help families build their future resumes and earn money.
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Job description.
A child care worker or day care worker is responsible for maintaining a safe and fun environment for toddlers and teens. Their responsibilities include coming up with creative and educational activities, preparing and serving snacks for children, and keeping the children clean.
Germany has a strong social policy and ranks first in childcare and the overall cost of children. It is considered the best country for raising children. Parents are entitled to 480 days of paid parental leave, 60 of which are reserved for the father.
Child care workers take care of children, helping with early development. They can help younger children prepare for kindergarten or help older children with homework.
Child care workers (also known as day care workers) take care of children when their families are working. Their main responsibilities include ensuring the safety of children in their care, feeding them and participating in developmental activities.
To be a successful childcare worker, you must love children, understand the principles of child development, be physically healthy and able to care for their basic needs, and be informed about what to do in an emergency.
Types of childcare work.
1. Early Childhood Education Educators (ECE): This role includes assessing children’s developmental needs, creating plans that address those needs, and teaching children new things. They create a range of activities to help children develop socially and intellectually. The work of an early childhood educator includes infants, toddlers, and preschool children. They may work in a variety of settings, including preschools, kindergartens, kindergartens, and some elementary school classrooms.
2. Child care worker: This role includes taking care of a group of children in a kindergarten or family daycare. The teacher must supervise the children and ensure their safety. They often teach children social skills and provide pre-kindergarten instruction. If they are looking after younger children, they will also need to change diapers and give them bottles.
3. Center manager: Ultimately, they are responsible for the smooth operation of the institution and the safety of the children. They will supervise childcare workers and early childhood educators to ensure they are taking proper care of children and complying with health and safety regulations. They can play a role in planning the kindergarten’s educational program and in tracking children’s development. Typically, center managers start their careers as educators and require 5-10 years of experience in a center or daycare.
4. Office Administrator: Child Care Centers require office administrators to handle all business-related paperwork. The responsibilities of an office administrator can vary, but typically include liaising with parents and ensuring that their needs are met, registering children for daycare, and developing policies for the daycare to ensure it runs smoothly.
Responsibility.
These are childcare duties in Germany;
Keep children safe and meet their daily needs, including swaddling, dressing, grooming and feeding.
Engage in positive interactions with children to build confidence and self-esteem.
Keep children active, entertained and involved in educational activities.
Effectively punish children who misbehave.
Plan and control your daily routine.
Model and encourage good social skills, such as strong communication and conflict resolution skills.
Monitor and report development or security issues.
Requirements.
High school diploma or equivalent.
A qualification in childcare, child development or child education may be required.
Knowledge of the stages of child development.
Good communication skills to communicate individual needs/achievement/development of the child to superiors or parents.
Physical energy to run after children all day.
First aid training is preferred.
Driving license.
Clean criminal record/background check.
Good links.
Childcare jobs available in Germany.
Child care
We are looking for a patient, attentive caregiver for children. The Child Care Officer will assist parents and their company by preparing meals for the children, maintaining their hygiene, monitoring their health, behavior, and emotional issues, providing them with age-appropriate instruction, and working with parents to ensure children learn and interact positively. . They can also help with the sterilization of toys, playgrounds, and other duties to keep children in a safe, attractive, and clean environment.
Liability.
Child care, such as scheduling and daily routine, personal care, feeding, changing diapers, cleaning rooms and toys.
Develop and encourage age-appropriate learning and socialization so that children learn basic skills and concepts such as communication, manners, communication, etc.
Maintain a safe workplace by monitoring children for health, behavioral and emotional problems problems and reporting problems to staff and parents.
Help children discover new interests by introducing them to art, music, sports and other potential hobbies.
Make sure children learn positive behavior and provide guidance or approved discipline as needed.
Preparing children for transition to the next level of care or school entry.
Record keeping of child care.
Working with parents to help children progress towards educational and behavioral goals.
Requirements.
High school diploma or equivalent.
Additional education and experience may be required or preferred.
Valid driver’s license.
Some companies or states may have a minimum age.
Additional licenses, certifications, or training may be helpful or necessary.
Determination, patience and endurance to chase, lift or carry children.
Vaccination record and opportunity to complete a background check.
Exceptional communication, teaching and interpersonal skills.
A clear understanding of the stages of child development.
Attention to the needs and safety of children.
Childcare salary in Germany.
A person working in childcare and childcare in Germany usually earns around 2,870 euros per month. Salaries range from €1,250 (lowest average) to €6,520 (highest average, actual maximum salary is higher). Average monthly salary includes housing, transportation and other benefits.
How to apply for a childcare job in Germany.
The list below shows the steps to apply for a childcare job in Germany;
1. When you go to the official website, find a vacancy at the link below. 2. You can use the search box divided into different categories to filter the job you are interested in. 3. Review the job posting and role description. 4. Please make sure you meet all requirements before proceeding. 5. Click the Apply Online button. 6. Complete and submit the application. 7. Make sure you receive an email confirming your application.
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In-Home Daycare and Group Home Child Care in San Francisco CA
The San Francisco home daycare options below are dedicated to providing families
with quality home childcare in a safe and nurturing environment. Group home daycares are personable alternatives to large
centers with hundreds of children. Entrusting your family childcare to a San Francisco home
daycare gives children the added security of being cared for in a home environment while still giving parents the peace of mind
that comes from knowing their children are under the supervision of licensed professionals. We gathered the information for home
childcare centers in San Francisco into one place in order to help simplify your search
and make it more enjoyable. Since home daycare information can change often, please help us stay up to date by letting us know
if any of the information on our childcare providers is out of date or incorrect. We want to give you the right information
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Kids Dreams
Rivera, San Francisco, CA 94116 | (415) 542-8203
Our preschool based on Learning preschool box educational program for preschoolers,updated each month. The facility has a big play room with crawl-maze and variety of age appropriate toys, kitchen sets, nursery station, cars, blocks, puzzles, board games, etc. …
Rising Star Family Childcare
33 Seneca Ave, San Francisco, CA 94112 | (415) 984-0455
We are a licensed bilingual family childcare, we speak Chinese( Mandarin & Cantonese) and English. We believe in creating a safe environment where children can feel happy, where parents feel trust and where providers are responsible for helping children develop …
FILMUS, ALLA S.
Outer Richmond/ Sea Cliff, San Francisco, CA 94121 | (415) 602-6510
Welcome to Munchkinland!!! You saw the ultrasound, you had your baby shower, you went through labor and delivery (or underwent the adoption process), not to mention all the sleepless nights watching your miracle sleep (or not). You created the most amazing nursery …
GATUS, VENETIA
San Pablo Avenue, San Francisco, CA 94127 | (415) 702-9661
Our ulitimate goal is to create a loving atmosphere and stimulating environment for your child. Our staff will ensure that your child is involved in educational activites both inside and outside throughout each day. Call us today 415-518-2493 or email daycare (at) jamajaz(dot) com for a tour!
Hill Dreamz Daycare
672 Fulton Street, San Francisco, CA 94102 | (628) 999-0396
Hill Dreamz Daycare’s is a California licensed In-home Daycare for Infants, toddlers, and school-aged children. Hill Dreamz was created for Families. Hill Dreamz came from a passion, a vision and patience. Our Mission is to create an environment where families …
Huellitas Family Child Care
2265 Mission Street Apt 1 , San Francisco , CA 94110 | (415) 254-4178
Spanish immersion. Small in-home based daycare in the heart of the Mission District. Age-appropriate learning is supported through free play and exploration. Daily activities include stories, singing, gross and fine motor skills development, And take frequent outings . ..
Ircebabies World
500 Cayuga Ave, San Francisco, CA 94112 | (415) 712-4271
Bilingual Childcare-program focused on helping children build confidence and strong language skills and social relations.Developmentaly appropriate curriculum with art and play based.Lovely and secure environment designed to be explored by all children. Our Activities …
LIN, XUE YAN AND YU, PEI PING
178 Meadowbrook Drive, San Francisco, CA 94132 | (415) 670-0996
New Journey Mandarin Immersion Preschool and Childcare is a high quality 100% Chinese (Mandarin) Immersion program for children age 15 months to 5 years old. We are a home based preschool program that provides a safe, fun, loving, educational, and stimulating environment …
Starry Family Day Care
On Powell Street ( Between Green St & Union St ), San Francisco, CA 94133 | (415) 770-4482
Welcome! This is a bilingual Chinese and English family day care. Children will be guided and encouraged to learn and develop their young minds through playing safely and educational activities. This includes reading, music, arts and crafts, outdoor play, and field …
SULLIVAN, PATRICIA
Crestlake Drive, San Francisco, CA 94132 | (415) 661-6124
Baby Steps Nature School is an outdoor/natural science focused program. We use our observations of and experiences in the natural world to help develop our sense of stewardship, self regulation, joy, gross and fine motor skills and most importantly the value of …
Azucena Family Daycare
3219 23rd St #7 Between Capp And S. Van Ness, San Francisco, CA 94110 | (415) 573-4233
Bilingual in-home preschool providing play-based educational experiences in English and Spanish. Daily activities are project and art based curriculum which includes field trip to nearby parks and libraries, physical activity, pre-writing skills, reading, music and circle time.
Childcare 94133
1352 Grant Ave, San Francisco, CA 94133 | (415) 756-6565
Hello! Welcome to our family daycare in North Beach Neighborhood. We care for children 3 months old and older. Please check our website and email us for more information and tours. Kindly – Fabiana (415) 756-6565
JENKINS, CAROL
Ashbury, San Francisco, CA 94117 | (415) 554-0559
I have a licensed home daycare near San Francisco’s Golden Gate Park.
LANE, AIDA A.
984 Dolores St, San Francisco, CA 94110 | (415) 285-2845
LANE, AIDA A. is a FAMILY DAY CARE HOME in SAN FRANCISCO CA, with a maximum capacity of 14 children. The home-based daycare service helps with children in the age range of 2 1/2-5yrs old. The provider also participates in a subsidized child care program.
LARREYNAGA, MAGDALENA
Newhall Street, San Francisco, CA 94124 | (415) 829-2294
Larreynaga Family Day Care On Newhall and Palou Open 6AM to midnight Children from 1 month to 8 years for 10$ per hour In front of 23, 24, and 44 MUNI bus stops
Little Munchkins
391 Haight St, San Francisco, CA 94102 | (415) 723-0402
Little Munchkins is a fully licensed, child-based family home daycare offering continuous care for children between the ages of 3 months to 5 years old. Our mission is to bring the structure and standards of large, center-based care to the home environment. We …
Suan An Childcare
1655 Powell St, San Francisco, CA 94133 | (415) 710-6011
We are a licensed childcare provider with over 10 years of experience. We offer monthly childcare service and hourly childcare service. We accept drop-in for baby sitting needs. We are open 24 hours a day, seven days a week. We have experience with kids from infant …
babykingdom
Folsom St, 5&6, San Francisco, CA 94107 | (415) 601-9543
Daycare is a small home daycare located in near Powell Bart Station, Folsom 5 & 6 Soma Distract. • Contact us for Toddler (14mo-5 years old) • Healthy breakfast, lunch and snack provided. • Background checked. Insurance. • Bilingual Cantonese, CPR & …
patty pei huang
1050 Girard Street, San Francisco, CA 94134 | (628) 800-3206
Little stars daycare is a licensed bilingual childcare provider in San Francisco! We strive to come together as a community when times are tough and we know times are tough right now. We are offering $950 a month childcare for you and your child during these tough …
Sheleen Family Childcare
150 Berry St, San Francisco, CA 94107 | (415) 215-1491
Sheleen Family Childcare is a licensed and bilingual, home family Daycare located in Mission Bay of San Francisco. We offer early childcare programs for 3 months to 4 years old children. We provide a nutritious breakfast, lunch and morning/afternoon snack …
SMITH, SHIREL
445 Sawyer St, San Francisco, CA 94134 | (415) 846-8488
EST. in 1973 Smith Family Day Care is your child’s home away from home. We are a true Family Day Care where children are treated as if they are part of our family. This is a safe, and clean environment, serving healthy meals and snacks. We also have a very …
LOW, MARIA S. Y.
20th Avenue, San Francisco, CA 94121 | (415) 745-1788
LOW, MARIA S. Y. is a FAMILY DAY CARE HOME in SAN FRANCISCO CA, with a maximum capacity of 14 children. The provider does not participate in a subsidized child care program.
MANCASOLA-NORRIS, PIPER ANNE
Teresita Blvd., San Francisco, CA 94127 | (415) 608-2783
MANCASOLA-NORRIS, PIPER ANNE is a FAMILY DAY CARE HOME in SAN FRANCISCO CA, with a maximum capacity of 14 children. The provider does not participate in a subsidized child care program.
MENDOZA, ELSA & MENDOZA, JORGE
Potrero Avenue #2, San Francisco, CA 94110 | (415) 282-3793
MENDOZA, ELSA & MENDOZA, JORGE is a FAMILY DAY CARE HOME in SAN FRANCISCO CA, with a maximum capacity of 12 children. The provider does not participate in a subsidized child care program.
SANCHEZ, MIRNA D.
Utah Street, San Francisco, CA 94110 | (415) 641-8426
SANCHEZ, MIRNA D. is a FAMILY DAY CARE HOME in SAN FRANCISCO CA, with a maximum capacity of 14 children. The provider does not participate in a subsidized child care program.
SILVA, ANA PAULA
San Francisco, CA 94112 | (415) 912-0300
SILVA, ANA PAULA is a FAMILY DAY CARE HOME in SAN FRANCISCO CA, with a maximum capacity of 14 children. The provider does not participate in a subsidized child care program.
STOKES, MARGIE PINNACE – MARG’S CHILD CARE
Grafton, San Francisco, CA 94112 | (415) 585-5962
STOKES, MARGIE PINNACE – MARG’S CHILD CARE is a FAMILY DAY CARE HOME in SAN FRANCISCO CA, with a maximum capacity of 12 children. The provider does not participate in a subsidized child care program.
ABAZYAN, VERGINE & POGHOSYAN, YELENA
27th Avenue, San Francisco, CA 94121 | (415) 531-2461
ABAZYAN, VERGINE & POGHOSYAN, YELENA is a FAMILY DAY CARE HOME in SAN FRANCISCO CA, with a maximum capacity of 14 children. The provider does not participate in a subsidized child care program.
ABRUZZO, HOPE
– 41st Ave. , San Francisco, CA 94122 | (415) 664-9646
ABRUZZO, HOPE is a FAMILY DAY CARE HOME in SAN FRANCISCO CA, with a maximum capacity of 14 children. The provider does not participate in a subsidized child care program.
ACEVES, ROSAURA
San Francisco, CA 94112 | (415) 424-6628
ACEVES, ROSAURA is a FAMILY DAY CARE HOME in SAN FRANCISCO CA, with a maximum capacity of 14 children. The provider does not participate in a subsidized child care program.
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Best Infant Daycare & Child Care in San Francisco, CA
The following San Francisco, CA daycares have immediate availability for infants. Even if a locations does not have current openings for your infant, you can schedule a tour to join the waiting list. Capacity changes on a daily basis and we’ll let you know when a space becomes available!
8 Infant Daycares in San Francisco, CA
Mis Pequeños Angelitos Daycare
Daycare in
San Francisco, CA
(415) 634-1898
Welcome to Mis Pequeños Angelitos Daycare! We offer children a caring and warm environment that’s just like home. At our home daycare, our g… Read More
$489 – $567 / wk
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8:00 am – 5:00 pm
Little Tigers Daycare
Daycare in
San Francisco, CA
(341) 895-5636
Hi! We’re Little Tigers Daycare and we’re a home daycare providing childcare to families. Our goal is to ensure children reach their develop… Read More
$422 / wk
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7:00 am – 5:00 pm
Tiny Dreamer San Francisco Daycare
Daycare in
San Francisco, CA
(510) 588-1733
Tiny Dreamer San Francisco Daycare is a safe and warm environment where your child can learn and grow. At our home daycare, we focus on teac… Read More
$392 / wk
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8:00 am – 5:00 pm
Leaping Learners Preschool
Daycare in
San Francisco, CA
(341) 444-2753
My program is based on the philosophy that children learn through play. We believe children have an innate sense of curiosity that drives th… Read More
$675 – $875 / wk
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8:00 am – 5:30 pm
5.0
2 reviews
Angels’s Family Home Daycare WeeCare
Daycare in
San Francisco, CA
(650) 547-1104
Welcome to Angels’s Family Home Daycare! We offer childcare for families looking to provide their child with a loving and safe environment t. .. Read More
$399 – $502 / wk
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7:00 am – 5:30 pm
Chiquitos Preschool WeeCare
Daycare in
Daly city, CA
(818) 658-2484
Welcome to Chiquitos Preschool! We offer childcare for families looking to provide their child with a loving and safe environment that’s jus… Read More
$472 – $500 / wk
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8:00 am – 5:00 pm
Oyunaa’s daycare
Daycare in
San Francisco, CA
(341) 444-2939
Orina’s Daycare is a caring and loving environment where your child can learn and grow. At our home daycare, we focus on teaching children s… Read More
$500 – $550 / wk
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7:30 am – 5:30 pm
Little Ducklins WeeCare
Daycare in
San Francisco, CA
(650) 870-2769
Hi! We’re Little Ducklins and we’re a home daycare providing childcare to families. Our goal is to ensure children reach their developmental… Read More
$472 – $500 / wk
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7:00 am – 6:00 pm
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CONCERN Employee Assistance Program If you contact USF’s Employee Assistance Program and let them know you are looking for childcare, they will connect you with a childcare consultant who can help identify care providers that match with your criteria. Contact them also to let them know you are expecting or have a new addition for a fun New Baby kit!
Children’s Council of San Francisco This organization provides childcare referrals and workshops to help parents navigate the process of finding care. They have a comprehensive website with an online child care finder and also provide information on afterschool programs and summer camps.
California Child Care Resource and Referral Network For those of you seeking care outside of San Francisco County, this site can help you locate the childcare resource and referral agency for your county.
Nurturelist Nurturelist is a free website that lists daycares and preschools. You can search by proximity to a particular address and other criteria. You can also create an account and save notes about various options. The site owner is supposedly not maintaining the site anymore, but it has some great listings!
Winnie This newly launched site lists daycares and preschools in San Francisco as well as some information on parks and playgrounds, activities for kids, and family restaurants.
Recommended Daycares
Eucalyptus Montessori Tami Trostel 1579 41st Avenue (between Kirkham and Lawton) San Francisco, CA 94122 (415) 213-5616 1 full time teacher, 2 part time teachers 18 months to 6 years old, full time and part time Tax ID for Childcare re-imbursement Accounts: Yes Nutritious meals provided for children Potty training provided http://www.eucalyptusmontessori.com/ (Website includes reviews, cost, and calendar)
USF Employees who have/had children attend:
Aimee Holland
Yu Mei Family Child Care Mei Chung 1368 20th Avenue (between Irving and Judah) San Francisco, CA 94122 (415) 759-1057 Rates are affordable and comparable (approx. $1200 a month) 8 a.m.–6 p.m. (as I noticed their hour is pretty flexible) And they only close for holidays throughout the year. Age: I have heard they take up to as early as 3 months. I started Athena at 12 months No webcams or pictures sent but excellent care given Tax ID for Childcare re-imbursement Accounts: Yes Home-based day care. Ladies (Mei Chung the owner has 30+ years of day care experience) are very loving and caring there and my daughter has been there for 4 months since she was one and she is loving it. She becomes more and more well behaved and happy everyday and starts singing, talking and reading in her baby languages. Nutritious meals provided for children who are eating solids. Fresh home made food to the kids every day. They also provide milk to the kids. I drop off Athena at 8 a.m. in the morning and pick up around 5:30 p.m. as soon as she gets in they will feed her breakfast and she was fed around 4:30 so we don’t need to feed her too much in the evening. Cantonese speaking environment. Need not speak Cantonese to apply. Potty training provided
USF Employees who have/had children attend:
Mei Kwan
Les Petits Canards Fabienne Saurel-Cameron 2521 McAllister Street (between Parker and Stanyan) San Francisco, CA 94118 (415) 379-8624 12 pre-schoolers, 1 teacher with 2 part time teachers Cost Per Month: $1650 for Full-time, 8 a. m.–5:30 Tax ID for Childcare re-imbursement Accounts: Yes French immersion environment. Need not speak French to apply. Potty training provided (!!) Yelp Review
USF Employees who have/had children attend:
Charlene Lobo Soriano
Tia’s House Childcare Carolina Anaya 2712 Folsom St San Francisco, CA 94110 (415) 504-4690
USF Employees who have/had children attend:
Marie Melvin
Ana Azucena Family Day Care 3219 23rd Street (at South Van Ness) San Francisco, CA 94110 [email protected] (415) 573-4233 4-6 children, 2 full-time care givers
USF Employees who have/had children attend:
Julia Dowd
Angela’s Infant Child Care Center 777 7th Ave (Between Cabrillo and Balboa) San Francisco, CA 94118 Tel. +1 415.386.0184 Website: www.angelaschildrencenter.com
Cost Per Week: $280 for full time 7:30-5:30 Tax ID for Childcare reimbursement Accounts: Yes Special Needs Kids: Yes Age: I have heard they take up to as early as 2 months. I started marco at 6 months Meal Program: Free meals for children in the 2-3 year old group Best Way To Get In: Have other USF people refer and you call every 2 weeks Waiting List: Yes Yelp Recommendations
USF Employees who have/had children attend:
Micheal Frayley (ITS)
Ivy Efendioglu (B&F)
Steve Gallagher (ITS)
Kouslaa (A&S Politics)
Patrice Auyong (HR)
Growing Tree Childcare Maggie Poon, Director 1028 Balboa Street (between 11th and 12th Avenues) (415) 668-2918
Hours of operation 7:30 a.m.–5:30 p.m. (can send for 9 hours / day) Up to 12 children, 3 full-time caregivers Rates are affordable and comparable (approx. $2100-2200 / month) Mandarin Immersion Large, 1800 sf indoor play area on second level Areas are segregated into infant, one year old, and toddlers Nutritious meals provided for children who are eating solids (1 year +) 1500 sf backyard for outdoor play Potty training provided No webcams or pictures sent but excellent care given Clean and colorful atmosphere with lots of room and toys for kids to explore
USF Employees who have/had children attend:
Melissa Delaney
Amy Fogliani
Marie O’Connor
Beth Teague
Daisy Hung
Teal Conroy
Renee Power
Julie Orio
Julia Terhaar
Kimberly Knowles (CASA)
Hope’s Family Daycare Hope Abruzzo (415) 664-9646 1447 41st Ave. (between Judah and Kirkham) Small daycare in Hope’s home. Hope is awesome. Hot homemade meals provided as well as snacks.
USF Employees who have/had children attend:
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Coronavirus breaks records again
09 January 2022
01:51
Ludmila Klyzhenko
In Cyprus, a new strain of coronavirus was discovered, which is a hybrid of “delta” and “omicron”. Meanwhile, the United States is breaking records in the number of cases: every day – more than half a million. A new record in Australia.
Doctors have identified a new variant of coronavirus in Cyprus – a hybrid of strains “delta” and “omicron”. The new version was called “deltacron”. Of the 25 people who were diagnosed with it, 11 were hospitalized, the researchers said. Doctors believe that the new mutation will not cause serious problems, but clinical studies will continue.
In the US, one in five either had the coronavirus or is suffering from it right now. This is from the Johns Hopkins Institute. In a week, the States break records in the number of cases: every day – more than half a million. The situation is worst in New York: the healthcare system is on the verge of collapse, intensive care units are full.
Many people get infected in clinics, and doctors urge people to get treated at home if possible. “If you are an adult with mild symptoms, you can manage a runny nose on your own. A cough, a slight sore throat is not a reason to go to the hospital. All home treatment protocols are in place. Please do not increase the burden on doctors,” the state governor asks New York Kathy Hokul.
In addition, in the United States, the hospitalization rate for children under the age of five has nearly doubled in the past week. Kindergartens and schools are being closed en masse, and there is an acute shortage of teachers in some cities. So, in San Francisco, out of 3,600 teachers, 600 are sick with coronavirus and cannot work.
A new record for infections in Australia – more than 116 thousand cases per day. A sharp increase in the incidence began after the appearance of the Omicron strain. Many called for the cancellation of one of the main tennis tournaments in the world – the Australian Open, but they still decided to hold it. At the same time, due to the lack of vaccination, the visas of several athletes were canceled, including the first racket of the world, Novak Djokovic. Instead of a certificate, he provided a medical certificate stating that he had been ill with covid in December, but many doubt the honesty of the Serb. On the dates indicated by the lawyers, when the tennis player already knew about his illness, he participated in events, including in his charitable foundation. At the same time, he was everywhere without a mask, with great pleasure he was photographed with fans and signed autographs.
It turns out that either he deliberately infected people with the coronavirus, or there was no illness. The Serb himself is now in an immigration detention center in Melbourne. He considers his exclusion from the tournament unfair and appealed against the decision of the border services in court. The final decision will be made on January 10. Dozens of Djokovic fans besieged the detention center, demanding the release of the tennis player. Victoria Health Minister Martin Foley said: “How people get into our country is a matter for the federal government. We have to follow the rules. I can only hope that Australia puts on another great tournament and it’s not overshadowed by anything.”
In the capital of India, New Delhi, to combat the spread of “omicron” introduced a lockdown on weekends. People were not allowed to leave their homes except in emergencies. The usually crowded downtown streets are now empty. Starting next week, another rule will come into effect – a mandatory seven-day quarantine for all those entering the country.
In Japan, for the first time since September, more than 8 thousand cases of coronavirus. The situation is most serious in the provinces of Okinawa and Yamaguchi, where the rapid spread of covid began with American military bases. It turned out that the US military, despite strict regulations, did not undergo PCR testing before arriving in Japan and brought the virus.
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37 best sights of San Francisco – description and photo
San Francisco is one of the most beautiful and popular tourist cities in the USA. Nestled in the hills along the Pacific coast, this dynamic metropolis is the cultural, commercial and financial heart of Northern California. Among US cities, San Francisco ranks 13th in terms of population and 2nd in terms of population density. The rich history of the city is inextricably linked to the period of the gold rush that began in California in 1848.
Why does this city attract thousands of tourists? Popular San Francisco attractions include historic sites, city and natural parks, a variety of museums, modern and historic architecture, beautiful beaches and recreational areas, as well as shopping districts, markets, and more. Where to go and what to see in San Francisco? You will find answers to these questions by reading the list of the most interesting and popular places in the city.
Golden Gate Bridge
Golden Gate Bridge. | Photo: Justin Schuck / Flickr.
The main symbol of San Francisco is the world-famous Golden Gate Bridge, which connects the northern edge of the San Francisco Peninsula with the southern part of Marin County. It is often called one of the wonders of the world of modern times. At the time of its opening in 1937, it was considered the longest suspension bridge in the world of all previously created.
The Golden Gate Bridge is a steel suspension structure with six lanes of vehicular traffic, which averages about one million passengers per year.
Prior to the construction of the bridge, residents used the services of the Golden State Ferry Company, the Golden Gate ferry company, which by the 1920s was considered the largest ferry company in terms of the number of crossings made. The Golden Gate Bridge is the most photographed landmark in San Francisco. It looks amazing both during the day – against the backdrop of the bay and the blue sky with floating white clouds, and in the evening – in the light of many searchlights.
Address: Golden Gate Bridge, Golden Gate Bridge, San Francisco, California, USA.
Fisherman’s Wharf
Fisherman’s Wharf.
The most popular tourist spot on the San Francisco waterfront is the busy waterfront Fisherman’s Wharf. It is known for its abundance of attractions, shops and wonderful restaurants.
Street stalls sell fresh crabs, while seafood restaurants offer gourmet dishes made from the freshest fish caught. Fisherman’s Wharf is a great starting point for further exploration of the city. There are plenty of transportation options: a gyro scooter, a walk, a boat and much more.
Address: Fisherman’s Wharf, San Francisco, California, USA.
Golden Gate Park
Golden Gate Park. | Photo: Karlis Dambrāns / Flickr.
This picturesque park is visited annually by about 13 million locals and visitors. It attracts so many visitors for a reason – on a vast territory of 411.5 hectares you will find several wonderful lakes, picturesque gardens, museums and monuments, as well as playgrounds, walking and cycling paths.
Throughout the year, the Golden Gate Park hosts many interesting events and exciting activities. The beautiful gardens of the park are often the venue for weddings and other significant celebrations, and photographers like to use picturesque landscapes as a backdrop for shots.
Address: Golden Gate Park, San Francisco, California, USA.
Alcatraz Island
Alcatraz Island. | Photo: xiquinhosilva / Flickr.
Approx.
2.5 km from the city’s coastline is the famous Alcatraz Island.
A fort was originally built on this tiny island in San Francisco Bay,
which later began to be used as a military prison, and in the period from 1933 to 1963
year Alcatraz served as a federal prison, where especially dangerous people were transferred
criminals from other prisons.
Alcatraz differed from other prisons in that it was impossible to escape from there – the prisoners were under the strictest guard. America’s most notorious criminals served their sentences here, including Al Capone and Robert Franklin Stroud. Since 1973, the island has been open to the public and has been one of the main attractions of San Francisco ever since.
Address: Alcatraz Island, San Francisco, California, USA.
Union Square
Union Square. | Photo: Benson Kua / Flickr.
Union Square
– this is the name of one of the central squares of San Francisco and the surrounding
an area famous for its shopping and entertainment centers, department stores,
numerous fashion boutiques, luxury hotels, art galleries, restaurants,
cafes and nightclubs.
Lively Junior Square is a real paradise for shoppers and theater lovers, and in the evening the area becomes the center of an active nightlife. At Christmas, Junior Square looks especially picturesque – a luxurious fir tree is set up on the square (the tallest and most magnificent in the United States, according to the townspeople), and a large skating rink is poured in front of it.
Address: Union Square, Post Street, San Francisco, California, USA.
Chinatown
Chinatown. | Photo: Russell Mondy / Flickr.
Most major cities have one, but Chinatown on Grant Avenue in San Francisco is the largest Chinatown outside of Asia and the oldest in all of North America. Over its long 150-year history, it has turned into a large urban area with its own developed infrastructure.
It has its own hospitals, theaters, temples, parks, shopping arcades, souvenir and antique shops, tea houses and traditional pharmacies – this explains the huge popularity of Chinatown among tourists coming to San Francisco. During the main Chinese holidays, for example, on the New Year according to the eastern calendar or during the traditional autumn Moon Festival, you can admire the colorful mass celebrations with fireworks and carnivals that take place in Chinatown.
Address: Chinatown, San Francisco, California, USA.
Lombard Street
Lombard Street. | Photo: jimsideas/Flickr.
One of the unusual sights of San Francisco is a small section of Lombard Street, located between the streets of Hyde (Hyde) and Leavenworth (Leavenworth). The one-way serpentine has 8 hairpin turns that make Lombard Street the “most crooked road in the world” (though it’s not the crooked or the steepest in San Francisco).
This highway configuration is designed to reduce the steep slope of the hill. For tourists, the serpentine, paved with red brick and bordered by picturesque lawns, is a colorful sight, and for motorists, it is a difficult section of the road where the speed should not exceed 8 km/h.
Address: Lombard Street, Lombard Street, San Francisco, California, USA.
San Francisco Cable Car System
San Francisco Cable Car System.
San Francisco is proud of its cable car system, today the world’s last cable-operated, hand-operated mass transit system. The first cable car line, which appeared in 1873, proved to be incredibly popular and profitable, which allowed additional lines to be built later.
However, in 1892, the first electric trams appeared in San Francisco, and from that moment on, the city’s cable car system began to steadily decline. At the system’s heyday, there were 23 active streetcar lines in San Francisco, of which only three remain today.
In large modern cities, the car has long become a common mode of transportation, and this explains such an increased interest of tourists in San Francisco’s cable cars. A trip around the city in an old tram car really makes an unforgettable impression!
Address: Powell/Mason Cable Car Turnaround, Taylor Street, San Francisco, California, USA.
Pyramid Transamerica
Pyramid Transamerica (to the left). | Photo: Michael Beaton / Flickr.
In addition to the Golden Gate Bridge, the symbol of San Francisco is the Transamerica Pyramid. The iconic skyscraper, completed in 1972, is located in the heart of San Francisco’s Financial District. The building is known primarily for its unusual shape.
According to the author of the project, architect William Leonard Pereira, the shape of the pyramid is ideal for skyscrapers, as it provides more air and light to the streets of the city. The 48-story Transamerica Pyramid is the city’s most recognizable skyscraper. At 260m, it is still the tallest building in San Francisco.
Address: Transamerica Pyramid, Montgomery, San Francisco, California, USA.
Alamo Square Neighborhood
Alamo Square Neighborhood. | Photo: Tony Hoffarth / Flickr.
Alamo Square is a historic neighborhood in western San Francisco. He is well known for the famous “Painted Ladies” – an architectural ensemble of six colorful Victorian houses of the 19th century, built on the same design on the east side of Steiner Street.
This row of colorful 2-3 storey mansions with numerous balconies and large verandas is also called the “postcard row” due to the fact that you can often see postcards or souvenirs with its image.
Alamo Square has a beautiful park surrounded by other attractive Victorian houses. This park, equipped with a playground and a tennis court, is a favorite place for residents of the area, tourists and dog owners. In clear weather, the famous city skyscraper, the Transamerica pyramid, as well as the tops of two bridges, the Golden Gate and the Bay Bridge, are clearly visible from the central part of the park.
Address: Alamo Square, San Francisco, California, USA.
California Academy of Sciences
California Academy of Sciences. | Photo: Ingrid Taylar / Flickr.
The California Academy of Sciences, located in the city’s famous Golden Gate Park, is not only an architectural masterpiece, but also a multifaceted museum of natural history. One of the main features of this ultra-modern and sustainable building is the so-called “Green Roof” – a huge terrace of more than 10,000 square meters. m., covered with native plant species and even hills to blend in harmoniously with the natural environment.
Solar panels are installed on an unusual roof to generate the necessary electricity, and the soil layer serves as a natural heat insulator. The walls are mostly made of glass, which allows the maximum amount of natural light to pass through. In addition to the museum, inside the building there are office and scientific premises, a library, an archive, a planetarium, an aquarium, a botanical garden, an aviary, a 3D cinema and lecture hall, two restaurants and shops.
The Steinhart Aquarium is home to about 38,000 different creatures. In addition, there is a living copy of a coral reef with a depth of 7.6 m (the deepest in the world). As tall as a four-story house, the beautifully designed Osher Rainforest is home to a variety of animals, birds and amphibians. Going down the glass elevator, you can go through a transparent tunnel, looking at the fish swimming above. And in the natural science part of the Kimball Museum, among other interesting exhibits, the skeletons of a giant tyrannosaurus rex and a blue whale attract special attention.
Address: California Academy of Sciences, Music Concourse Drive, San Francisco, California, USA.
Exploratorium is one of the main attractions of San Francisco. Acquaintance with the exposition of this popular science museum will bring pleasure not only to children, but also to adults. A huge number of interesting exhibitions and exhibits (many of which are interactive) cover different areas of interest.
In a way accessible to children – through games, exciting experiments and exciting attractions – the museum tells about complex physical phenomena, awakening interest in science and new knowledge. No wonder the Exploratorium is so popular with all the kids.
Address: Exploratorium, The Embarcadero, San Francisco, California, USA.
National recreation area Golden Gates
National recreation area Golden Gates. | Photo: Jim Maurer / Flickr.
Golden Gate National Recreation Area (not to be confused with Golden Gate Park!) is a huge conservation area located across the Golden Gate Bridge from downtown San Francisco. The 1,554 km² Natural Park in Marin County is a biosphere reserve with many attractions.
In addition, this is just a picturesque place where you can relax and enjoy the beauty of nature. The park has hiking trails, picnic areas, campsites, and beautiful beach areas. Some beaches offer stunning views of the Golden Gate Bridge. However, the park is known not only for its stunning nature. On its territory is the historic Fort Baker, which until the mid-90s served as a military outpost of the US Army. In 1973 it was included in the list of historical heritage.
Address: Golden Gate National Recreation Area, California, USA.
Presidio Park
Presidio Park. | Photo: Melinda * Young / Flickr.
Large
Presidio Park is located at the northern end of the San Francisco Peninsula on
territory of the former military base. Initially, defensive
fortifications of the Spaniards, then the territory passed to the Mexicans, and only in 1948
the United States took over the area.
In 1994, the territory of the military base was turned into a wonderful national park, offering stunning panoramas of the Pacific Ocean and the famous Golden Gate Bridge. Presidio Park, part of the Golden Gate recreation area, at 1962 was given the status of a national historical monument.
Address: Presidio of San Francisco, San Francisco, California, USA.
Bay Aquarium
Bay Aquarium. | Photo: wikimedia.
Aquarium of the Bay is located on the San Francisco waterfront at Pier 39 at Fisherman’s Wharf. This is one of the popular attractions of the city, attracting not only adults but also children. The exhibition center introduces visitors to the underwater inhabitants of the San Francisco Bay and talks about the negative impact of human activity on its ecology. The Maritime Center, located in a two-story building, is divided into three zones.
Particularly interesting is the second hall, where a huge aquarium is equipped with a transparent 91-meter tunnel for observing the underwater world. In total, the exhibition center is home to more than 20,000 representatives of the marine fauna of the bay and adjacent oceanic zones. Here you can get a close look at predatory sharks, rays, octopuses, colorful flocks of exotic fish, etc., as well as admire the mesmerizing slow “dance” of jellyfish.
Address: Aquarium of the Bay, Beach Street, San Francisco, California, USA.
Girardelli Square
Girardelli Square.
Area
Girardelli is interesting not only for its architecture, but also for its history. Once upon a time
here was a chocolate factory, the founder and owner of which was
Italian immigrant Domenico Girardelli. He was born in Italy in 1817, in
In his youth, he worked as a confectioner, and at the age of 20 he left his homeland and went to
Uruguay.
Girardelli later became involved in the trade of chocolate and coffee. Once in San Francisco, he first opened a shop selling sweets, and then founded a chocolate factory. Today, in the reconstructed old buildings on Girardelli Square, there are many prestigious shops, wonderful restaurants, luxury hotels and, of course, branded stores of the famous Girardelli chocolate company.
Address: Ghirardelli Square, North Point Street, San Francisco, California, USA.
Ferry Building Market
Ferry Building Market.
The famous Farmers’ Market at the Ferry Building on Market Street is one of San Francisco’s most famous attractions. Here you can buy literally everything – from freshly caught fish to homemade cheeses.
The market has large shops and small stalls. Before becoming a market, the building served as a ferry pier for all those arriving from the East. Today, in addition to the market complex, there are several prestigious restaurants, which are staffed by some of the best chefs in San Francisco.
Address: Ferry Building, Ferry Building, San Francisco, California, USA.
Twin Peaks Hills
Twin Peaks Hills. | Photo: wikimedia.
Twin Peaks (Twin Peaks) is a world famous tourist attraction in San Francisco. These are the only undeveloped hills in the city, which the Spaniards once called Los Pechos de la Choca (Breasts of the Indian Maiden) for their shape. Each hill with a height of 282 m has its own name: the northern one is Eureka, and the southern one is Noah.
They are about 200 m apart. At the top of Eureka Hill, there is an observation deck called Christmas Tree Point, which is popular with tourists. From here, day and night, breathtaking panoramas of the city and the San Francisco Bay open up. On the way to the peaks of Twin Peaks, you can see a lot of interesting things.
The Hillsides is a natural conservation area administered by the City’s Department of Recreation and Parks. The 26-hectare natural park gives an idea of what San Francisco looked like long before it became a metropolis. At the top of Twin Peaks is a nature reserve where a variety of local flora and fauna are under strict protection.
Address: Twin Peaks, 501 Twin Peaks Blvd, San Francisco, CA 94114, United States.
San Francisco Museum of Contemporary Art
San Francisco Museum of Contemporary Art. | Photo: Maciek Lulko / Flickr.
When it opened in 1935, this museum was the first and only art museum on the West Coast of the United States dedicated exclusively to contemporary art. Currently, the museum’s collection includes more than 29,000 works of art, including painting, sculpture, architecture and photography.
3Among the exhibits are works by Pollock, Matisse, Warhol and many other world-famous masters. Initially, the art gallery was located in the building of the House of Veterans of the War Memorial. In 1995, the San Francisco Museum of Modern Art moved into a new original building designed by Swiss architect Mario Botta.
Address: San Francisco Museum of Modern Art, 3rd Street, San Francisco, California, USA.
Coit Tower
Coit Tower. | Photo: Eric Kilby / Flickr.
64 meters
Coit Tower was built in the area of Telegraph Hill between 1932 and 1933.
She is named after Lilly Hitchcock Coit, a wealthy and eccentric woman,
who was patron of the San Francisco volunteer firefighters and sponsor
tower construction.
Coit Tower is not only a unique historical monument of the American Great Depression, but also a great observation deck from which you can enjoy stunning panoramic views of the city and the bay. The site is open to visitors all year round.
Address: Coit Tower, Telegraph Hill Boulevard, San Francisco, California, USA.
Palace of Fine Arts
Palace of Fine Arts. | Photo: jpellgen (@1179_jp) / Flickr.
The amazing architectural structure that houses the San Francisco Palace of Fine Arts is listed on the US National Register of Historic Places. The building was built in 1915 as a temporary art museum during the Panama Pacific Exposition.
Of the 11 “palaces” that make up the exhibition complex, only the Palace of Fine Arts has been preserved. The palace is a complex of buildings, surrounded by a picturesque park near a quiet artificial lagoon with swimming wild swans, ducks and geese.
The Greco-Roman central rotunda and the intricate colonnade attract particular attention. The Palace of Fine Arts is not only a popular tourist attraction in San Francisco, but also one of the city’s favorite vacation spots. It regularly hosts interesting art exhibitions and various cultural events.
Address: The Palace Of Fine Arts, Lyon Street, San Francisco, California, USA.
Asian Art Museum
Asian Art Museum. | Photo: CTG/SF/Flickr.
Today, this museum has one of the largest and most valuable collections of Asian art among American and European museums. Its exposition features more than 18,000 works of art, and some of the unique exhibits are over 6,000 years old.
The Asian Art Museum was founded with funds donated to the city by Avery Brundage, an American millionaire, connoisseur and collector of Asian art.
He not only donated a large amount to the creation of the museum, but also donated a large number of unique exhibits from his private collection. Today, the museum presents works from all the largest Asian countries in the world. In addition, traveling thematic exhibitions are constantly held here. For example, at 19In 91, the Dalai Lama opened an exhibition in the museum dedicated to the theme of wisdom and compassion.
Address: Asian Art Museum, Larkin Street, San Francisco, California, USA.
Muir Woods State Preserve
Muir Woods State Preserve. | Photo: Matthew Dillon / Flickr.
This National Wildlife Refuge is located on the slopes of Mount Tamalpais in Marin County. It is part of the Golden Gate National Recreation Area. The natural park covers an area of 224 hectares, with 97 hectares of them are occupied by sequoias (coastal redwoods).
3 California sequoias once covered vast areas (about 810,000 hectares), but with the development of the logging industry, most of the trees have been cut down. Currently, the Muir Woods National Monument is one of the few forest areas in the area where sequoias have been preserved. You can spend the whole day in the park – there are many hiking trails of varying difficulty, as well as suitable places for picnics and dog walking.
Address: Muir Woods National Monument, Muir Woods Road, Mill Valley, California, USA.
Japanese Tea Garden
Japanese Tea Garden. | Photo: Billie Grace Ward / Flickr.
A traditional Japanese-style landscape garden is located on the territory of the Golden Gate City Park. It was created in 1894 as a temporary exhibit at the San Francisco World’s Fair. After the closing of the exhibition, it was decided to keep the wonderful Japanese garden.
Makoto Hagiwara, a gardener who emigrated from Japan to America, took care of the plants for a long time. Over time, the garden expanded, and today it covers an area of about 2 hectares. The Japanese Tea Garden attracts a huge number of tourists who come to San Francisco.
Here you can endlessly admire the arched bridges, pagodas, picturesque alleys, stone statues, as well as sakura and other traditional Japanese plants. In addition, a fish pond and a miniature Zen garden attract attention. If you get hungry while walking through the garden, you can take a short break and enjoy traditional Japanese snacks and drinks at the tea house.
Address: Japanese Tea Garden, Hagiwara Tea Garden Drive, San Francisco, California, USA.
Angel Island
Angel Island Dock. | Photo: Topher. / Flickr.
Angel Island, located in southeastern Marin County, is the second largest island in San Francisco Bay. About 60 people live here permanently. From San Francisco, the island can be reached by ferry, and then travel on an open sightseeing tram or Segway.
Angel Island has fantastic cafes and bars serving delicious food. Plus, it offers stunning views of the San Francisco Bay, well worth the cost of a ferry ride. The island often hosts events accompanied by live music.
Address: Angel, Tiberon, California, USA.
Ocean Beach
Ocean Beach. | Photo: anthony_goto / Flickr.
Ocean
Beach is a beautiful, quiet and uncrowded beach with magnificent white sand. He
extends almost 6 km along the west coast of San Francisco. because of
frequent high waves and cold deep waters on this beach are usually few
swimmers, but many surfers.
Ocean Beach is located within the Golden Gate National Park, so you will not see high-rise buildings and numerous coastal hotels here. Instead, beautiful natural and seascapes, the Golden Gate Bridge panorama, as well as the relaxing sound of the ocean waves await you.
Address: Ocean Beach, 712 Great Hwy, San Francisco, CA 94121, United States.
Gardens
Yerba Buena – this is the name of the complex, consisting of two public parks,
which are connected to each other by a footbridge. Here you will find many
hotels, shops, restaurants, cafes, as well as museums, theaters and, of course,
picturesque parks. In one of the parks behind a huge waterfall there is a Memorial
Martin Luther King.
This city block invariably attracts a large number of locals and visitors to the city. Yerba Buena Gardens is not only the heart of the cultural city center, but also a great place to relax. Free outdoor events are constantly held here. Fans of outdoor activities can go bowling and go ice skating in winter. The Yerba Buena Gardens complex is one of the best urban parks in the country.
Address: Yerba Buena Gardens, Howard Street, San Francisco, California, USA.
The Walt Disney Family Museum
The Walt Disney Family Museum. | Photo: HarshLight / Flickr.
This museum, located in San Francisco’s Presidio National Park, is a must-see for all fans of the great Walt Disney. The museum with an area of more than 3,700 m² presents historical exhibits that, one way or another, helped the brilliant artist bring his creative ideas to life.
Other unique exhibits include some of the earliest drawings by the world-famous American animator, a nearly 4m tall model of Disneyland, and a collection of Disney personal items. The museum displays 248 awards received by Walt Disney during his brilliant career.
In addition, the museum is equipped with state-of-the-art equipment: numerous screens for watching classic Disney cartoons, sound equipment for listening to film music, and a cinema.
Address: The Walt Disney Family Museum, Montgomery Street, San Francisco, California, USA.
Museum of the Legion of Honor
Museum of the Legion of Honor. | Photo: Steve Shupe / Flickr.
California Palace of the Legion of Honor – This name refers to both the art museum and the impressive neoclassical building that houses it. The Palace of the Legion of Honor in San Francisco was a gift to the city from Alma de Bretteville Spreckels, socialite, patroness and art connoisseur.
Thanks to her love of everything Parisian, the museum building was designed in the style of the Legion of Honor Palace in Paris. This art museum has a superb collection of European painting, sculpture and decorative arts, as well as antiquities from the Mediterranean and the Middle East.
Address: Legion of Honor, 34th Avenue, San Francisco, California, USA.
Mission Dolores Park
Mission Dolores Park.
Welcome to the sunny side of San Francisco – the land of streetball, themed playgrounds, sunbathing and taco picnics! Although the green lawns of Dolores Park are often occupied by local hipsters vacationing, sports, cultural and political events are regularly held here, such as free evening movie screenings in the summer.
In addition, the park often hosts festivals and theater performances. If you climb to the southwestern part of the park, you will have a stunning view of the city center, framed by tall palm trees.
Address: Dolores Park, 19th Street, San Francisco, California, USA.
Grace Cathedral
Grace Cathedral. | Photo: Curtis Fry / Flickr.
Of all the cathedrals in the city, the most famous is this majestic Cathedral of the Protestant Episcopal Church of the USA. With its Gothic architecture, it resembles Notre Dame Cathedral in Paris. During the history of its existence since the gold rush (50s of the 19th century), Grace Cathedral has been rebuilt three times.
The current reinforced concrete structure at Knob Hill took 40 years to complete. Inside, the cathedral is decorated with colorful stained-glass windows depicting more than 1,100 figures – from mythical religious figures to such famous people of his era as Albert Einstein, Robert Lee Frost, John Glenn and many others.
Stunning murals depict many famous events in San Francisco’s history, such as the 1906 earthquake and the signing of the UN Charter in 1945. The attention of visitors is invariably attracted by labyrinths made of stone – one inside the cathedral, and the other – outside. They serve as a kind of guide for restless souls, who must go through the three stages of spiritual development: liberation, acceptance and return. Entrance to the cathedral is allowed to people of all faiths.
Address: Grace Cathedral, California Street, San Francisco, California, USA.
Balmi Alley
Balmi Alley. | Photo: sswj / Flickr.
In the 1970s, muralists in the Mission District decided to organize a group to paint the walls of public buildings on Balmy Alley. Two things inspired them to take this step: the murals created in the 1930s by Diego Rivera, a well-known Mexican artist, muralist and prominent left-wing politician; and US interference in the domestic politics of Latin American countries.
The early works by the Las Mujeres Muralistas (Women Muralistas) group, and later the murals of the Placa project, became an example of the work of activist artists with a strong political stance. Today, the themes of the murals on buildings in the Mission District span three decades of history, from tributes to the memory of Oscar Romero, Archbishop of San Salvador and renowned human rights activist, to tributes to women artists including Frida Kahlo and Georgia O’Keeffe.
Address: Balmy Alley, Balmy Street, San Francisco, California, USA.
John McLaren Park
John McLaren Park. | Photo: wikimedia.
Covering an area of 126 hectares, John McLaren Park is the second largest park in San Francisco and probably the most underestimated by tourists. Here you will find wonderful hiking trails with a total length of more than 7 km (including the wonderful Philosopher’s Way), which pass through picturesque forests and fields, and breathtaking views of the city open from the hillsides.
McLaren Park is much closer to wildlife than Golden Gate Park, with bird watching and sometimes even coyotes. It is an ideal place for hiking, picnics and walking with children. The park has a playground and two tennis courts, and for dog lovers there is even a dog lake.
Address: John McLaren Park, John F Shelley Drive, San Francisco, California, USA.
Varvarsky Bereg District
Varvarsky Bereg District. | Photo: Chris Chabot / Flickr.
Barbary Coast – during the Gold Rush, this was the name of the port part of San Francisco, where lawlessness, gambling, robbery, prostitution and drug trafficking flourished. Today, this urban area is not as bustling as it used to be, although its turbulent history has left its mark.
Covering Jackson Square, North Beach and Chinatown, the winding route along the coast takes you to a number of the city’s historic attractions. These are beat generation hangouts like City Lights Bookstore and Vesuvio Café; Church of the Holy Apostles Peter and Paul, on the steps of which at 1954 Joe DiMaggio and Marilyn Monroe were photographed on their secret wedding day; as well as monuments of architecture from the gold rush in the Jackson Square area.
For those looking for something “hot”, the Barbary Coast has a number of strip clubs and other adult entertainment options.
Address: Barbary Coast Dispensary, Mission Street, San Francisco, California, USA.
Chrissie Field Park
Chrissie Field Park. | Photo: Wayne Hsieh / Flickr.
Wonderful green park Crissy Field (Crissy Field) was laid out on the site of a former military airfield and US Air Force runway. Now it is an ecological recreation area with a length of about 7 km, overlooking the ocean, with breathtaking views of the Golden Gate Bridge and Alcatraz Island.
Walking and cycling paths (bicycles are available for rent at several locations) reach Fort Point, built to defend the bay during the Civil War. On cool foggy days, stop by the Warming Hut for warm drinks, organic soups and sandwiches, and wonderful souvenirs.
Outdoor enthusiasts will certainly appreciate the House of Air trampoline center in the aircraft hangar, as well as the Planet Granite Climbing Gym. Swimming school La Petite Baleen is open for children.
Address: Crissy Field, San Francisco, California, USA.
Lands End Park
Lands End Park. | Photo: Scott D / Flickr.
When the fog clears, Land’s End Nature Park on the rocky, windswept coast of the Pacific Ocean truly looks like the end of the world. At the turn of the 20th century, this place attracted numerous tourists who came here to swim in the Sutro Baths – a public saltwater pool, and dine at the famous Cliff House restaurant with a picturesque view of the ocean.
The Cliff House Steam Rail reached the park from the city until it was damaged by a landslide in 1925. Enjoying the gourmet cuisine of the Cliff House restaurant (and free buns with your order) is still possible, but only ruins remain of the former pool and railroad tracks.
Following the popular route along the coast, you can see the hidden labyrinth at Eagle’s Point, and nearby, a mysterious winding path made of stones found in the Wieliczka salt mines in Poland.
Address: Lands End Lookout, Point Lobos Avenue, San Francisco, California, USA.
In 1776, Spanish colonists founded a missionary settlement in the city – the Catholic complex of St. Francis of Assisi, built along El Camino Real (Royal Highway). Of the 21 missions of the complex, only the old church has survived – Mission Dolores, which survived the earthquakes of 1906 and 1989, and is now the oldest structure in San Francisco.
In the interior of the temple, almost everything has been preserved unchanged, including the beautifully decorated mahogany ceiling beams and decorative Mexican altars. On the mission grounds is a small museum and cemetery containing the remains of famous Spanish settlers, the city’s first mayor, and several thousand Indians buried in a common grave. Moviegoers will be in awe when they see the tomb where the charming actress Kim Novak stood in Alfred Hitchcock’s classic Vertigo.
Address: Mission Dolores, 3321 16th St, San Francisco, CA 94114, United States.
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Today we will take you across the ocean to visit a family of three: Bridget, her husband Raoul and daughter Milla. They moved from Munich to San Francisco two years ago and have since built a very cozy Scandinavian-style family home. We will walk through all the rooms and find out what the owners especially love in their interior.
Moving is never easy and the family faced many challenges.
When we first moved from Germany, we were amazed at how open and helpful the local people are. We stayed in an apartment rented through AirBnb, since we didn’t have our own house yet, we didn’t have a car, we didn’t know which kindergarten to send Milla to, and in general, there were so many questions at the first stage that it was difficult to solve them all at once. I went for a walk with my daughter and there, communicating with other mothers, I received more help than I could have imagined. Random people gave us good advice, which we used and which made our lives easier.
Entrance to the house
The family chose the Scandinavian style for decorating the space because it is bright, light and ideal for living with a small child and a dog. The interior is dominated by white color, natural wood and modern pieces of furniture.
Living room
The living room, as expected, has a fireplace, bookshelves, a place to read and a cozy sofa. Above the fireplace is a stylish poster reminiscent of the credits at the end of a movie. Bridget, the owner of the house, admits that she and her husband have owned most of the furniture for many years: they transported it with them to all four houses in which they happened to live.
This is a versatile, neutral furniture around which you can build any interior – it would be a fantasy!
Charlie the dog is a family pet. Bridget recalls that Milla’s second word after “mother” was “wawa” (this is the German interpretation of the word “puppy”). The dog travels with them all over the world and gets used to any new home, as long as the owners are nearby.
Kitchen and dining room
Both the kitchen and dining room maintain the Scandinavian style of the house. It’s hard to believe that this interior is located in sunny California.
My husband Raul and I both love to cook. I usually make some quick food for every day, and he cooks something unusual with complex recipes. Milla, seeing our passion for homemade food, also joins us. We have family traditions that we adhere to: for example, once every two weeks we have a pizza dinner. Raul rolls out the dough, and Milla and I cut the filling. The daughter sits at the head of the table while the pizza cooks in the oven, and Charlie, as usual, sleeps at her feet. We even have special Italian napkins like in restaurants (white with red).
The dining table in the dining room was originally made of wood. It looked very good in its original form in the last apartment of the heroes, but for this house they decided to repaint it, which they do not regret.
Most of our family gatherings take place at the dinner table: Milla draws here while I cook, Raoul sits at the laptop, and in the evenings we play board games.
Terrace
Glazed terrace is an adjoining dining room. It is here that after a hearty dinner, one of the family members can go to lie down. This is a kind of secluded corner where you can feel in harmony with nature (there is a view of the garden from the window).
Bedroom
Bridget and Raoul’s bedroom is located on the top floor of the house and has a sloping roof. There is nothing superfluous in it. The place of bedside tables is occupied by small shelves with books, and the wardrobe is stored in the built-in wardrobe opposite, which is not immediately noticeable.
Children’s room
Milla’s room is very tender and girlish. White color here is adjacent to pale pink and purple. In addition to the bed, there is a kind of seat that replaces the sofa. Her Bridget and Raul were made from white-painted pallets.
Studio
The basement studio is basically Bridget’s office, from where she manages all of her children’s online store. Here she stores the products for the site, photographs them and packs them before shipping.
Courtyard
When the family first moved into this house, the backyard was in a deplorable state. Raoul laid it out himself with wooden planks, which made the space modern and stylish.
Very often the family has breakfast or lunch outdoors.
Even when the hike is not very good, we put on jackets, scarves and still go to sit at our table outside. It reminds us of European cafes where people sit outside all year round.
We walked around the cozy house, where everything says that its inhabitants are happy.
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To inspire and enable all youth, especially those who need us most, to realize their full potential as productive, responsible and caring citizens.
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For more than six decades, Boys & Girls Clubs of Greater Houston has been the region’s leading youth-development organization, achieving an enviable record of creatively engaging, educating and empowering a large number of low-income young people in ways that positively impact their lives and improve their chances of achieving and sustaining academic and economic success.
Long renowned as “The Positive Place for Kids,” the Clubs serve more than 10,000 children and teens ages 6 to 17 each year, many of whom have few other positive relationships or dependable resources in their lives.
Boys & Girls Clubs of Greater Houston provides these youth a safe haven in the midst of chaotic, dangerous neighborhoods and family contexts and delivers high-quality programming that builds character; enhances academic performance; improves physical health and fitness; expands life skills; develops leadership potential; promotes civic engagement; and equips youth for pursuing rigorous postsecondary educational opportunities and productive careers.
A private, nonprofit organization, Boys & Girls Clubs of Greater Houston improves young lives as well as the communities that surround and support us. The organization relies on private, corporate, individual and United Way funding to fill the gap between membership dues ($5.00 per child per year) and operational expenses.
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90,000 Boys separate from girls. Family education club staged an experiment | Education | SOCIETY
In the club, children receive advice on basic general subjects.
“Our task is to help parents who have chosen family education for their child to educate him,” says Alla Chernorotaya, director of the club . “We have teachers-consultants and all the conditions for this.”
Children are distributed by age into classes, and classes are held almost like in a regular school. This year we decided on separate education for first-graders. Five boys study separately from seven girls, the “Russian classical school” is taken as the basis for education. This is a program adapted to the present by the great teacher Konstantin Ushinsky.
They are different
The topic of separate education appears again and again in the minds of teachers. In some places such a system of education is being introduced, and general educational institutions operate according to a new principle, for example, in Moscow. You will say that metropolitan schools have always been open to experiments, and you will be mistaken. There are about 500 such schools in the Komi Republic, they also appear in the Stavropol Territory, in Blagoveshchensk, Irkutsk, and the Amur Region.
Boys have masculine concerns. They play hockey. Photo: Family Education Club at the Church of the Hieromartyr Sylvester
We were afraid, first of all, of the excessive emancipation of girls. A boy can easily slap her so hard that she can’t even stand on her feet, and to the suggestion that it’s impossible to do this, the little fighter will answer with bewilderment: “She started first!” Absolutely equaling himself with a physically weak peer.
Psychologists talk about the benefits of separate education, the main thing is that the child does not have fear of a negative assessment of the opposite sex. Girls don’t make fun of stupidity, and boys don’t sneer at the cute stupidities of their classmates.
Alexander Lemeshko
“God has given everyone a purpose in life,” says Priest Alexander Lemeshko, founder and confessor of the club. – I am for separate education, I do not like the word “gender”, they squeezed this word into everyday life, not understanding its essence at all. The boy must become a youth, a man, a husband, a protector. A girl is a girl, a woman, a wife, a mother. Girls mature faster than boys. They are more diligent, and the boys are more mobile. We take this into account. Ideally, it would be nice if a man taught the guys. It is a colossal task to find such a teacher, especially for elementary grades. But we found it! We look forward to seeing him next year, hopefully we will. Especially since he is an experienced teacher.
The approach to learning should be different, and psychologists explain that goals are always important for boys, and the learning process is always important for girls. Even a first-grader will ask – why should I do this? His classmate will diligently complete assignments.
The idea of separate education is not new.
“Such a brisk excellent student always pulls her hand in class, but it is difficult for a boy to do this,” the director of the club agrees with his father Alexander. “Their brains are different.”
Alla Borisovna is a teacher with great experience. 38 years given to the school, 12 of them she was the director of the gymnasium, so she knows what she is talking about.
Well forgotten old
The idea of separate education is not new. Under the tsar, there were male and female gymnasiums, this was explained by the fact that different knowledge is needed for a productive stay in society. Girls were prepared for marriage and motherhood, boys were taught a much wider range of subjects and sciences. In 1918, universal equality was constitutionally enshrined, and the schools became mixed. In 1943, the goal was again returned to separate training. The image of a working mother and defender of the Fatherland was brought up in accordance with the era. It lasted until 1954 years old, then co-education returned to schools again and for many years became the main principle of school education. The first division of modern time is attributed to the 90s of the 20th century. True, now such educational institutions provide classes for boys and girls separately, but within the walls of one institution. Extra-curricular activities for them are held jointly. An example of separate education was the cadet classes of schools, but over time they also became mixed. In this case, they should not be confused with the cadet corps, Suvorov and Nakhimov schools. By the way, in Europe and the USA, elite education is always separate.
“There is no need for separate schools,” adds Alla Chernorotaya. – Opponents of separate teaching methods say that when learning together, children learn to understand representatives of the opposite sex, that people are brought up who will be ready for different situations in life, the more diverse the group of peers, the more options for solving problems. But no one isolates them! They communicate superbly during breaks, our children go together to events, exhibitions, excursions, take part in prayers, meals and singing together. The concept of the existence of our club of family education is based on the foundation of the education of Christian values.
Russian classical school
Now there is no separate methodology for teaching the school curriculum, taking into account gender differences. While everything is at the level of intuition. For example, boys need to give the subject more figuratively, show more than tell.
Together visiting cynologists. Photo: Family Education Club at the Church of the Hieromartyr Sylvester
They teach at the Family Education Club under the Russian Classical School program based on the works of K.D. Ushinsky. The Soviet school took advantage of the developments of pre-revolutionary teaching methods, changing only the ideological content. Remember this phrase that the Soviet Union has the best education in the world? It was decided to take a closer look at this technique in Yekaterinburg. Tatyana Altushkina, a mother of many children, can be said to be the progenitor of a new, or rather, well-forgotten, school. The guys began to study according to Ushinsky’s textbooks, revised and adapted to the present by the philologist Irina Goryacheva, they began to study mathematics according to Kiselyov – all outstanding academicians studied from Andrei Petrovich’s books.
Teaching at the family education club under the Russian Classical School program.
“Children begin to write with a pencil and fountain pen, they write in calligraphic handwriting according to special copybooks,” adds Alla Chernorotaya. – I’ll explain why: when a child writes with a pen, he willy-nilly becomes more accurate – otherwise the pen will tear the paper. All this is necessary for good handwriting.
After the rest, the boys and girls disperse into classes. Photo: Family Education Club at the Church of the Hieromartyr Sylvester
The textbooks of the “Russian classical school” are different from others. They even have a different paper – not white, but yellowish, more beneficial for the eyes. Bright, colored covers of notebooks, pictures in the textbook, only distract. “The methodology is built on the principle of natural conformity,” explains Alla Borisovna. – Everything is logically built in it, one follows from the other. For example, language lessons. The child knows that on Monday they have calligraphy, on Tuesday – written work, dictations, on Wednesday they will study grammar, on Thursday – editing the text, and on Friday they will work out everything they have learned in a week. Difficulty builds up gradually.
By the way, the family education club is now one step away from becoming a real school. Six years ago, the idea of its creation was born, it must be added that Anton Ashikhmin, a well-known public figure, stood at the base of this. Unfortunately, he tragically died. The club was founded at the parish, the parishioners of the church of the Holy Martyr Sylvester of Omsk became its first participants. Now they are engaged here with children from four years old and up to the 6th grade of a comprehensive school. Separate education has been introduced since this academic year, so far modestly, they say that it is too early to draw conclusions, but progress is noticeable. For boys, the program of the general education school, where they pass the certification, turned out to be “easy”.
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Kealan Patrick Burke is an Irish horror, dark fantasy and detective writer; anthologist, actor, photographer and book cover designer.
Born on August 4, 1976, he spent his childhood in the small port town of Dungarvan in the south of Ireland, famous not only for its sailors and the market where local farmers sell their products, but also for the events of the Irish War of Independence, when Irish volunteers clashed near the city. Republican army with the British occupiers. In the early Middle Ages, Bishop Declan was preaching Christianity to the local pagans before Patrick’s arrival.
Before becoming a professional writer, Keelan tried many professions. He worked as a waiter, taught acting, did cartography, was a security guard, assembled Apple computers on an assembly line, worked as a salesman for one day, then became a bartender, landscape designer, vocalist in a grunge band, and finally, a fraud investigator. In 2010, he starred as the male lead alongside scream queens (horror victim roles) Debbie Rochon and Brooke Lewis in the sci-fi horror comedy Slime City Massacre, the sequel to the cult B-movie Slime City directed by Greg Lumberson. For this role, Keelan was awarded the prize of the Pollygrind Film Festival (Las Vegas, 2010).
The writer was married. The wife agreed with his desire to become a writer, but suggested that Keelan try writing for two years. If he fails or fails to sell his creations during this time, then he will return to his usual activities. The family moved in 2001 from Ireland to the United States, to the city of Delaware in Ohio, and the experience was successful. Keelan lived in this city for seven years, and the impressions he received there were useful to him when writing books.
Keelan began writing at the age of eight, but his dream of seeing his stories in print did not come true until he was eighteen. He believed that scary stories would be interesting not only for him alone. As a child, Keelan wrote sequels to his favorite films Ghostbusters and Aliens.
The future writer inherited his love for horror stories from his mother, and everyone in the family was a wonderful storyteller. His mother encouraged him to write down his stories. In high school, Keelan’s English teacher Mr. Lake became interested in Keelan’s work and advised him to choose a literary career.
Keelan’s bibliography includes six novels, including one online, several novellas, about a hundred short stories, as well as anthologies and collections.
In his stories, Keelan often chooses not horror, but other genres: noir, detective or thriller. Kin is more of a thriller than a horror novel. He would like to try epic sci-fi or fantasy, but he doesn’t feel comfortable with those genres yet.
As a rule, the author writes at home, but can work anywhere else, taking a laptop with him. The noise outside the window does not interfere with his work, but Keelan never listens to music at this time, does not turn on the TV and does not talk to anyone. Prefers to compose alone, without co-authors. Sometimes Keelan uses autobiographical motives, but is not fond of them. In the description of the city of horrors, the writer contains the realities of the city where he lived after moving to the USA.
After finishing another book, he does not write for some time, but creates covers for print and digital publications in his firm Elderlemon Design. Initially, Keelan made covers for his publications, then other authors became interested in them, and they began to ask whose work they were. To date, his work has included book covers for Richard Lymon, Brian Keane, Scott Nicholson, Bentley Little, William Skell and Hugh Howey.
According to Keelan, many writers have influenced his work, including Stephen King, Dean Koontz, James Herbert, Robert McCammon, Peter Straub, Cormac McCarthy, Ramsey Campbell, Charles Grant, John Connolly, Michael Marshall Smith and Dennis Lehane. This largely determines the themes and motifs in his work; for a reader familiar with the books of the listed writers, they are recognizable.
The writer has received several awards for his achievements in the field of horror, including the Bram Stoker Award and the Black Pen.
Keelan is divorced from his wife and lives in Columbus, Ohio, USA. His stepson is currently serving in the military. In his free time, Keelan likes to travel by car, visit old pubs, play with his dog of an incomprehensible breed named Red, watch movies or play video games.
The author plans to speed up the writing of his works and write at least one novel every four years. He would also like to see good adaptations of his books.
The writer names the novel “Kin” as his favorite creations, in which for the first time he managed to fulfill everything that was planned, as well as the story “Sour Candy”, from writing which he received complete satisfaction from beginning to end.
BURK, EDMUND (Burke, Edmund) (1729–1797), English statesman, orator and political thinker, best known for his philosophy of conservatism. Born in Dublin on January 12, 1729 in the family of a Protestant lawyer; Burke’s mother was a Catholic. Burke was educated at Ballitor Boarding School and then at Trinity College, Dublin. Initially he intended to go through the judicial line and in 1750 he moved to London to enter the Middle Temple barristers’ school.
Little is known about Burke’s first years in England. We know that he lost interest in jurisprudence, decided not to return to Ireland, and devoted himself to literary work. His first essay, A Vindication of Natural Society (1756), was a parody of the works of Viscount Bolingbroke, but was passed off as a posthumously published essay by the latter. Burke wanted to show that Bolingbroke’s thoughts on natural religion are superficial and, when applied to political questions, lead to absurd consequences. The essay is an important milestone in Burke’s development as a writer and thinker, but is of little interest on its own.
A Philosophical Inquiry into the Origin of Our Ideas of the Sublime and Beautiful ( , 1757) is a more serious work that still attracts the attention of aestheticians. At one time, she made an impression on D. Diderot, I. Kant and G. E. Lessing and created a reputation for the author among writers, and also played an important role in his political career.
Burke’s most significant achievement during these years was the issuance, together with the publisher Robert Dodsley, of the “Annual Register” (“Annual Register”, 1758). Burke never publicly acknowledged that he was the editor of this journal, however, in all likelihood, he wrote most of the articles published in it, including famous articles on history. He worked on the magazine until 1765, then other writers took over, and today it is difficult to say with certainty which articles are Burke’s and which are by other authors. According to some reports, he remained “chief conductor” until 1780, and since five other identified authors were his students, there is no doubt that he continued to influence the contents of the yearbook throughout his life.
Entering politics, Burke did not immediately give up his literary ambitions. But his writings brought almost no income; in addition, in 1757 Burke married Jane Mary Nugent and soon became the father of two sons. So in 1759 he entered the service as private secretary to William Gerard Hamilton. When Hamilton became chief secretary to the Lord Lieutenant of Ireland, Burke had to spend the winters of 1761 and 1763 in Dublin, where he gained his first political experience. In 1765 a violent quarrel with Hamilton followed. At thirty-seven, Burke was out of work, and his income fell to 100 pounds a year, which he received working on Year register . Nevertheless, he accepted without enthusiasm the offer to become the personal secretary of the young Marquess of Rockingham, who in July 1765 became the first Lord of the Treasury (in fact, Prime Minister). Since that time, Burke’s political career began. At the end of 1765, with the help of the Earl of Verney, he became a member of the House of Commons for the district of Wendover. His first speeches at the beginning of 1766 were an extraordinary success. Within weeks, Burke had established a reputation as one of the leading parliamentary politicians.
Rockingham resigned in July 1766, but remained the leader of an influential group of so-called. the Whigs of Rockingham, who were in opposition for the next sixteen years. Burke spoke on behalf of this group in Parliament, as well as in his writings. At the heart of his influence is his success as an orator. Not distinguished by the sense of tact and flexibility inherent in the great masters of rhetoric, Burke nevertheless sought to obtain complete information on the issues under discussion, was able to streamline a large amount of material and knew how to entertain listeners. The reputation of this or that member of parliament roughly corresponds to the total number of his speeches. For twenty-eight years in the House of Commons, Burke has always been among the two or three most popular speakers.
In addition, Burke served his party as a writer of pamphlets and printed speeches. He won his first success in this field with pamphlet Thoughts on the Cause of the Present Discontents (1770), a declaration of the political principles of the Rockingham Whigs. This document contains a famous definition of a political party and a defense of its role in government. Speculation about the “double cabinet” and, in general, about the activities of the “friends of the king”, as the politicians under the control of George III were called, was regarded by twentieth-century historians as unrealistic.
Burke’s first two fully printed speeches were on colonial issues: On American Taxation , delivered April 1774 and published 1775) and On Moving Hisation Resolutions for Conciliation with the Colonies , delivered and published in the spring of 1775). The same subject was discussed in his famous A Letter to the Sheriffs of Bristol, on the Affairs of America , 1777). Burke’s thoughts about America were pragmatic and conservative. The problem, from his point of view, was not how to settle conflicts with the colonies on questions of “right to tax” or “representation”, but how to keep the colonies in subjection to Great Britain. This can be done, he believed, only by studying the peculiarities of local political life and building a political line accordingly. England, Burke wrote, had gained a great deal from the trade with America, and she would receive no less even if she took not a single shilling in taxes from her. This political philosophy failed to convince the English parliament of that time, although in 19and 20 centuries. many researchers admired Burke’s insight.
Burke’s activity in Parliament, his interest in commerce and disagreement with government policy towards the colonies impressed the merchants from Bristol, who in 1774 elected him as their representative in the House of Commons. Burke was flattered to be a member of parliament for the second most important English city, and he sought to the best of his ability to carry out the mandates of business voters. However, his zeal did not please the Bristolians when he began to express ideas about the need for relaxation in the rules for trading with Ireland, about the reform of insolvency laws and about tolerance for Catholics. Burke lost his seat in Parliament for Bristol in 1780 and subsequently represented the district of Malton, which was under the control of Lord Rockingham and the Earl of Fitzwilliam.
The soured relationship with Bristol did not damage Burke’s reputation, which reached unprecedented heights in the last years of the American Revolution. Those were years of close cooperation with Charles James Fox – together they waged an incessant war of words with Prime Minister Lord North. Burke also played an important role in organizing the earl’s petitions of 1779 and 1780 and in the movement for economic reform, mainly aimed at limiting the power of the king and the extent of his influence on Parliament. The opposition, though rarely successful, was nonetheless active and able to make itself listened to.
Burke’s private life during these years cannot be called unsuccessful either. He continues to associate with Samuel Johnson, Oliver Goldsmith, David Garrick and Joshua Reynolds, befriend scientists and artists, support Fanny Burney, and discover George Crabb. His family life was unusually happy. The estate at Beaconsfield was a source of joy to him. He loved guests and took a break from politics by doing agricultural work.
After 16 years in opposition, the Rockingham faction came to power in March 1782. Burke was appointed not as a member of the cabinet, but as chief military treasurer. This position was much less profitable than before the reforms, which Burke himself promoted. But even what little this post gave was lost with the death of Rockingham in July 1782. Burke’s position in the party was shaken. He supported Fox in his efforts to bring down Lord Shelbourne’s government, and entered into an unsuccessful alliance with Lord North, which, however, enabled him to regain his position as Treasurer of War for a short time.
When George III and William Pitt the Younger succeeded in 1784 against the coalition, Burke returned to the opposition. Now Fox was real, and the Duke of Portland was the figurehead of a party in which Burke was gradually losing influence. His main efforts in the 1780s were aimed at investigating the activities of the East India Company, which led to the resignation in 1787 of the Governor-General of Bengal, Warren Hastings, and a seven-year trial. Burke himself repeated many times that “Indian” works are the main work of his life. However, modern historians are less interested in this stage of his political activity than in other aspects of it. It is generally accepted that Burke was extremely unfair to Hastings. But time dictated its conditions. It was necessary to draw public attention to the moral problems of imperial rule, and only a demand for resignation could somehow contribute to the reform. And if British rule in India at 19in. became more scrupulous than in the 18th century, this is partly Burke’s merit.
In the midst of the Indian campaign, another, more important political question arose, concerning the French Revolution of 1789. Burke was one of the first to feel the extraordinary importance of the events in France. In November 1790, with the sympathies of the British still on the side of the revolutionaries, he published his Reflections on the Revolution in France , a pamphlet of more than 400 pages, in which he dealt with the main political principles of the revolution. Burke was ill-informed about what was going on in France; in any case, he was primarily concerned with the impact of “French principles” on English citizens.
Burke saw the danger of the revolution in its blind adherence to theory, its preference for abstract rights over traditional institutions and customs, and its contempt for experience. Burke himself believed in the classical traditions, coming from Aristotle, and in the Christian traditions, of which he considered the English theologian Richard Hooker to be a representative. Burke’s views can hardly be called systematic pragmatism, but he was deeply suspicious of the “metaphysical speculations” of inexperienced statesmen. Developing the ideas of his early writings and speeches about America and even earlier work In Defense of Natural Society , Burke spoke out against the principles of the Age of Reason – or at least against the arrogance of those who believed that with the help of reason one could penetrate the last secrets of existence. He believed that only the action of divine providence could explain the great historical changes.
Reflections fulfilled its immediate task and attracted public interest in the ideas and events of the French Revolution. The book caused numerous controversies and responses, among which the most famous pamphlet by Thomas Paine Human Rights (1791–1792). However, the significance of Burke’s book does not end there. Despite rough edges of style and factual errors, Meditations is Burke’s most important writing. It most fully expresses the philosophy of conservatism, which is Burke’s contribution to world political thought. Reflections is also the main victory won by his eloquence.
The book caused an unusually wide response. In times when there was no threat of war and invasion, it gave rise to a sense of crisis, which usually occurs only during periods of catastrophe. The book is dedicated to specific events, but differs in the breadth and depth inherent in an outstanding work of literature. William Hazlitt, Matthew Arnold and Leslie Stephen unanimously call Burke the master of English prose. Reflections are the most striking manifestation of his talent.
The last years of Burke’s life were filled with anxiety and disappointment. Six months after the publication of Meditations , in May 1791, he finally and publicly broke with Fox because of differences in his assessment of the French Revolution. For a time, this break led to Burke’s isolation in the Whig party; he published An Appeal from the New to the Old Whigs ) in August 1791 to prove that his position stemmed from the traditional principles of the party. Subsequent events confirmed the correctness of Burke, in any case, they attracted the party elite and public opinion to his side. But even the war with France, which began in January 1793, was not the crusade against the Jacobins that Burke called for. He never ceased to remind the government and the public of the need for more decisive action, coordinated with other European powers, which could eliminate the danger of the revolution spreading.
Burke’s resignation in June 1794 did not bring peace to his soul. Personal tragedy – the death of his only son Richard in August 1794 – plunged Burke into despair, his grief was aggravated by a sense of impending national and world catastrophe. He painfully accepted the decision to acquit Warren Hastings in 1795. Burke was disturbed by developments in Ireland, and he believed that only significant concessions to the Catholic majority could prevent a revolution in that country. Burke supported the appropriate measures of the Earl Fitzwilliam as Lord Lieutenant and felt responsible for the failure of this process when Pitt, in his capacity as Prime Minister, disavowed Fitzwilliam’s actions. The mistakes made by the European coalition against France drove him to despair.
But despair did not mean surrender. Although Burke considered himself a finished man after the death of his son, he continued to advise and support his friends and students: Fitzwilliam, Portland, William Wyndham, as well as Irish patriots and French refugees. Burke’s correspondence during these years is more intense than at any other period of his life. Those who thought he was out of the game were wrong. The young Duke of Bedford at the end of 1795 spoke unfriendly in the House of Lords about Burke and the size of his pension. With his answer – the famous Letter to a Noble Lord – Burke dealt a crushing blow to the duke. This letter is considered by some historians to be “the most delightful riposte in the history of English literature”.
There was also a more serious reason for expressing one’s thoughts about what was happening. The war with France went without much success, and, of course, there were people in England who wanted negotiations and peace. For Burke, nothing could be more shameful. He considered all French leaders “robbers and murderers” – equally Danton, Robespierre and Directory. To believe that such people can be negotiated, Burke believed, meant engaging in self-deception. At the end 1795, provoked by the peaceful sentiments expressed in a pamphlet by his old friend Lord Auckland, Burke began the first of his Letters for Peace with the Regicides . This work was never completed, but was published as a fragment after Burke’s death. In Burke’s Works , the first letter is in fourth place. The letters that today are called the first and second (actually two parts of a single whole) were published in the autumn of 1796 under the title Two letters addressed to a Member of the present Parliament regarding proposals for peace with the Regicide Directory of France ( Two Letters… on Proposals for Peace with the Regicide Directory of France ). The letter now called the third (written last), like the fourth, is in the nature of a fragment and was published in 1797 after the death of the author.
The third letter was never completed. Burke died in Beaconsfield (Buckinghamshire) on July 9, 1797.
The first of the Conservatives – Ogonyok No.0002
About the father of conservatism and love for people, in the name of which it is not a pity to destroy them
Two hundred years later Edmund Burke is back in fashion
Dmitry Kosyrev
Don’t be afraid, philosophy is not scary, good philosophy can always be described in clear and simple phrases. Here, for example: why did Edmund Burke consider his contemporaries – the French revolutionaries, with Robespierre at the head, scoundrels and non-humans? Because…
Burke, by the way, is considered the ideological father of modern global conservatism. He was brought back from oblivion, his legacy began to be seriously dealt with, another book about him was recently published – “The Intellectual Life of Edmund Burke: From the Sublime and Beautiful to American Independence” by David Bromwich. Now a lot of people are talking about it.
But he seemed to be an interesting person, despite the fact that the face could not be more inconspicuous, and the surname could not be easier to imagine. He managed to be on the sidelines in politics all his life (that is, he did not occupy the first positions), but few people could influence it the way he did.
XVIII century in England: between the revolutionary XVII and the superpower, imperial XIX. But in the 18th century this great England took shape. And for several decades, a member of parliament, a secretary to the prime minister and others, recognized as the best orator in the country, in general – Edmund Burke, spoke in parliament, published pamphlets, wrote letters – and he was listened to. To such an extent that it was Burke, at first almost alone, who persuaded England to declare war on revolutionary France (at first many sympathized with her). How that war ended is known – Waterloo and the capture of Napoleon. Even after the death of our hero.
In the USSR and Russia, he was and is known, although in a narrow circle. True, they called it whatever they wanted – Burke, Bork … In general, already in the 70s, a school of excellent and not at all communist philosophers was created in the USSR, but this is a separate story. In the meantime, we note that in a communist country where the French Revolution was almost sacred, Burke could not count on official popularity.
Today, interest in his legacy has flared up again outside of Russia. Legacy is complex. Because Burke did not consider himself a philosopher, he did not write huge books like those of Kant, Hegel or Marx. Seriously, he has only one book (“A Philosophical Inquiry into the Origin of Our Ideas of the High and the Beautiful”). And the second and most famous – “Reflections on the Revolution in France” – is a revised collection of pamphlets, letters and speeches. In general, Burke is a bit like Lenin, his ideology is scattered throughout polemical fights with opponents, speeches, letters.
And here is the second difficulty. The American review from Foreign Affairs magazine for the current book says that the author teaches us to think like Burke. This is valuable because thinking like a conservative is not at all the same as thinking like a revolutionary (democrat, liberal, etc.), but with a minus sign, with the opposite set of values and principles. How simple it would be: a democrat is for the freedom and power of the people, a conservative is for dictatorship. Yes, only Burke and his associates in England just limited the power of the king and recognized the right of America to secede from the empire. Yes, and modern politics has clearly shown us that talk about “freedom-loving people fighting against dictatorship” is always an ideological fake. There is no such opposition.
And what did Burke think and, by the way, what did he have against the French Revolution? Very simply: he wrote and said that radical revolutionaries are so carried away by their theories of “human rights” that they forget about “human nature” – innate and acquired by culture. And that in everyday political decisions one should look at what the customs and habits of people are here and now.
That is, revolutionaries are people who, for the sake of ideology, are ready to go against human essence, including such, for the sake of their great ideas, to destroy. And the people themselves too.
Burke refers to the revolutionaries as “robbers and murderers”. And he’s right. Any revolution destroys dissenters, redistributes property and always lies en masse.
Here is the Bolshevik revolution, “regime change” with the democratization and collapse of Iraq or Afghanistan, and so on. Everywhere murders, robbery and lies. And all this was printed with absolute accuracy at the end of the 18th century by some Burke, forgotten since then, who clearly explained why revolutionaries are always criminals. Because their idea is higher than today’s, real person.
In the review of Burke’s biography, one can read that this is only one work from a whole “harvest” of books about him. Of course, today everyone is interested in the father – the founder of the style of thinking, which every year looks more and more like a lifesaver for Western civilization. Therefore, there are more and more people trying to “think like Burke”. Take, for example, the American historian of world civilizations, Professor Christopher Beckwith. He believes that there is no difference between communism, the radicalism of the Iranian ayatollahs, fascism and democracy – he unites them all with the word “modernism”. This is when they think that everything new that replaces the old is necessarily better than the old, and therefore people are not sorry if they stand in the way of the new. But this – if not stopped – will never end, because something even newer will come next … Like the “permanent revolution”, beloved by comrade Trotsky.
Well, we have the newly discovered Nikolai Berdyaev and Alexander Zinoviev, also coming “from Burke”.
So, it is clear why today – after the above-mentioned and other catastrophes – revolutionary, liberal and other radical ideologies are falling apart before our eyes, the earth is crumbling under Western civilization (yes, it is the heir of the Jacobins of the 18th century in France!) and why everyone has become interested in conservatism. But after all, with him, we repeat, it is difficult. As already mentioned, conservatism is not an alternative ideology, it is when there should be no ideology at all, but only a person as he is, in the form of the highest value. Liberal values can be clearly listed and millions can be killed for them. Conservatism, on the other hand, is a kind of unusual ideological emptiness against the backdrop of a liberal-revolutionary overabundance of ideas. The emptiness is because a person as such, a nation as the personification of common habits and beliefs acquired over the centuries – they are all different, after all. Under a single set of artificial ideas are not adjusted.
Hence the complete chaos in the “illiberal” camp, anyone calls himself a conservative. But if you understand Burke well, then you can immediately see that the rabid prohibitors – Wahhabi, Protestant (as in the USA) and others – are not conservatives. These are again revolutionaries who have such a good “conservative” idea that for the sake of it it is not a pity to ban everything they love to people (it will be better for them, they will become cleaner and more conservative), and to destroy those who disagree.
At the same time, it is clear that most of the world is conservative societies, and the weakening Jacobin attempts to make their ideology a new world religion is only the West.
Babies drool, and it just so happens, some babies drool a lot. Many moms have to constantly dry their babies’ mouths and chins to prevent all that saliva from causing rashes and irritation. Ask a group of young mothers on the average amount of bibs they go through in a single day and you’re sure to start a debate as to who has the drooliest baby.
At a certain age, however, drooling is pretty normal. While it may seem excessive to you, keep in mind that your baby still isn’t able to swallow effectively and doesn’t exactly have those handy front teeth to help dam up the saliva.
However, there are a few things you can do to keep that mini-Niagara Falls at bay.
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Investigate
First of all, you may want to investigate your baby’s drooling. The likely cause in most babies is teething. Some babies even begin drooling a month or so before you begin to see signs of the first tooth. In this case, providing your baby relief from teething can help control drooling.
If your baby has a cold, that may be another culprit. Colds trigger excess mucus production which could, in turn, drain out through your baby’s mouth. You should take your baby to the doctor if the excessive drooling comes with a fever, swollen tonsils or vomiting. This could mean that your baby has a condition that requires treatment such as an infection or heartburn.
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Feed
Being hungry may trigger saliva production, causing drooling. If your baby begins to drool excessively, look for other cues of hunger such as lip smacking and sucking. Check the time. Your baby may be due for a feeding. Babies typically feed every two to three hours so your baby may begin to drool when a few hours have gone by in anticipation of his next feeding.
Your baby’s salivary glands may also be stimulated if he smells breastmilk, perhaps on you or on a cloth that has been used to wipe it from the last feeding. Keep your feeding items away when it’s not mealtime yet. After all, even you would salivate if you were sniffing the aroma of your favorite meal!
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Blow Bubbles
When your baby begins to learn to imitate facial expressions, teach him to do things with his mouth such as blowing. Of course, some parents may find it adorably irritating when baby keeps on making bubbles with his own spit! However, this is a great way to help baby develop the muscles in his mouth. Developing those muscles helps him learn to control his lips better, keeping saliva in, as well as swallowing.
Another perk of doing this is that kids who blow bubbles tend to learn to speak faster than those who don’t. Talking involves plenty of mouth control, after all, so keeping him from drooling this way can give him a boost speech-wise.
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Cool Teething Ring
Chances are, your baby’s drooling will have been caused by teething. If you relieve his teething discomfort, you’re probably going to lessen the drooling. One great way to do this is pop a teething ring in the fridge for a few hours. Make sure it’s not frozen, though, as this may cause cold burns on your baby’s mouth and gums. Just keep the teething ring nice and cool and your baby can safely relieve those sore gums.
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Gum Massage
Massaging your baby’s gums is another way to help relieve the soreness and irritation of teething. This can also help your baby develop the muscles of his mouth, helping him swallow and keep the saliva in better.
If you like, you can also massage your baby’s cheeks and lips to help stimulate the muscles in those parts as well. Make sure that you wash your hands before performing a gum or mouth massage.
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Pineapple or Papaya Juice
If your baby is older than six months of age, you might want to try giving him a bit of pineapple or papaya juice. This remedy has not been extensively studied yet, but many people claim that drinking pineapple or papaya juice helps reduce saliva production. In fact, it’s a common remedy that is also used by the elderly and children with special needs who have the same problem.
Do note, however, that pineapple juice is quite acidic. If you do give this to your baby, try mashing it in with some non-acidic fruits so it doesn’t upset your baby’s tummy. If your baby has heartburn, papaya juice may be the safer choice as its pH matches that of saliva.
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Flavors and Textures
When your baby is old enough for solid food, introduce him to a variety of flavors and textures. Make sure to follow an appropriate schedule for introducing certain kinds of foods to avoid allergies and other problems. Learning how to suck, chew and swallow different sorts of foods can help your baby exercise his tongue and mouth. Exercising swallowing, in particular, can greatly help out with your baby’s drooling.
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Let Him Sleep on His Back
If your baby sleeps on his belly, he may be prone to getting drool all over himself during the night! It’s a no-brainer that gravity pulls everything – even saliva – downwards. A stomach-down sleeping position may cause his pillows, blankets and jammies to get all soaked!
A bonus of this is that sleeping on his back will make him less prone to sudden infant death syndrome or SIDS. This syndrome, which is pretty much just babies dying of no apparent cause, is far more common in babies who sleep on their tummies.
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Head Elevation
Keeping your baby’s head slightly higher than his body can help drain all that drool. Don’t use soft pillows, especially if your baby prefers sleeping on his belly. Using soft pillows is a risk factor for SIDS.
Instead, you may want to use a firm pillow tucked under his bed sheet. Some cribs also come with an option where you can tilt your baby’s sleeping angle just slightly. Make sure, however, that it’s not so steep as to bring your baby lower and lower into the bed at night!
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Straw Cups
When your baby is ready for cups, try using straw cups instead of sippy cups. It’s best just to experiment with this, however. Some babies are able to drink from straws as early as four months, while others don’t learn until they’re two years old. If your baby doesn’t know what to do with it yet, he’s probably not ready.
If he teaches himself, however, congratulations! Sucking from a straw will help your baby develop the muscles of his mouth and throat, which over time can make your days pretty much drool-free.
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Reduce Pacifier Time
Babies who use pacifiers may be more prone to drooling than babies who don’t. This is because having something in their mouth can stimulate their salivary glands, but since they may not be sucking the excess drool just flows out of their mouths.
If you can, try to wean him off his pacifier. If he doesn’t quite agree with that, instead limit it to bedtime. If he’s used to having a pacifier, reduce his time on it gradually so he’s not surprised by the sudden change. When he’s off of it, try to keep him distracted with food or games so he barely notices that his mouth isn’t full!
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Oral Hygiene
Keep your baby’s mouth spic and span to help manage all that excess drool. One of saliva’s main functions is to protect the mouth from bacterial invaders. Keeping it clean and relatively germ-free can help reduce the need for it, not to mention ensure that your baby doesn’t get any painful cavities.
If none of your baby’s teeth are out yet, you can do this by wiping your baby’s gums with a clean, moist wash cloth. When your baby finally gets his first tooth, get an soft infant toothbrush and a toothpaste made especially for babies.
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An Electric Toothbrush
You can take up the gum massage and oral care up a notch by using a baby-sized electric toothbrush. Ideally, you should wait until your baby is a year old before using an electric toothbrush. Some manufacturers, however, make varieties that can be used for younger babies. A grown-up sized electric toothbrush is definitely a bad idea.
Like a gum massage, this can give your baby the mouth stimulation he needs to help develop his chewing and swallowing.
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Wait It Out
In most cases, what we think is too much drooling is normal for some kids. Because of this, your kid may just drool and drool no matter what you try. Don’t sweat it. You’re not a failure of a parent just because your baby is drooling over everything while the six-month-old next door is always nice and dry. Different kids, after all, have different quirks.
This means that sometimes the best thing you can do is simply dry your baby often, apply a baby-safe moisturizer around his mouth. Chances are, the drooling will subside by the time your little one is two to three years old.
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Watch Out for Developmental Delays
While a drooling baby is not an uncommon thing, you may want to get your baby checked if he continues to drool beyond two years old or if there are other signs of developmental delays. Do note that your baby may begin to break his molars at around two years old so if that happens, that may be the cause of excess drool beyond two years old.
However, if your child experiences other symptoms such as facial asymmetry, seizures, tremors or an inability to catch up to developmental milestones, do bring this up to your baby’s doctor.
All in all, you should expect your baby to go through a drooling stage. However, it’s also important to be vigilant and to look out for other signs that it could be something else.
Emergency Symptoms Not to Miss
Most life-threatening emergencies are easy to recognize. You would not overlook major bleeding, breathing that stops, a seizure or a coma. You would call 911 for help.
If you suspected poisoning, you would call the Poison Helpline at 1-800-222-1222.
Some emergency symptoms, however, can be missed or ignored. Here’s that important list.
If your child has any of these symptoms, call your child’s doctor now. If you can’t reach them, go to the nearest ER. For a few of these symptoms, call 911.
Sick Newborn
Your baby is less than 1 month old and has a fever or looks sick. This includes vomiting, cough, or even poor color. Your baby may start to act abnormal if they are getting sick. Examples are poor feeding or sleeping too much. At this age, these symptoms are serious until proven otherwise. During the first month of life, infections can progress very fast.
Lethargy
Your young child is lethargic if she stares into space or won’t smile. She won’t play at all or hardly responds to you. Your child is too weak to cry or hard to wake up. These are serious symptoms.
Note: Sleeping more when sick is normal. When awake, your child should be alert.
Confusion
The sudden onset of confusion is serious. Your child is awake but says strange things. She sees things that aren’t there. She doesn’t recognize you.
Note: Brief confusion for 5 minutes or so can be seen with high fevers. This can be normal. But, if not brief, confusion can have some serious causes.
Severe Pain
Severe pain keeps your child from doing all normal activities. Your child won’t play or even watch a favorite TV show. They just want to be left alone. Your child may cry when you try to hold or move them. Children with severe pain also can’t sleep or can only fall asleep briefly.
Inconsolable Crying
Constant nonstop crying is caused by severe pain until proven otherwise. Suspect this in children who can’t sleep or can only fall asleep briefly. When awake, they will not join in any normal activities. They won’t play or be distracted. They may be very hard to console. Caution: Instead of crying, severe pain may cause your child to moan or whimper.
Can’t Walk
If your child has learned to walk and then suddenly won’t, call your doctor. He may have a serious injury to the legs or a problem with balance. If your child walks bent over holding his stomach, he may have appendicitis.
Vomits Bile
Vomiting that is bright green is most often bile. Unless your child drank a green liquid, this is not normal. It can mean the intestines are blocked up. This is a surgical emergency.
Note: Vomiting some yellow fluid is normal. The yellow color is from stomach acid.
Tender Belly
Press on your child’s belly while she is distracted by a toy or book. You should be able to press in an inch or so without a problem. If your child winces or screams, it suggests a serious cause. If the belly is also bloated and hard, it’s more urgent.
Note: If your child just pushes your hand away, you haven’t distracted her enough.
Pain in Testicle or Scrotum
Sudden pain in the scrotum can be from twisting (torsion) of the testicle. This needs surgery within 8 hours to save the testicle.
Trouble Breathing
Breathing is essential for life. Most childhood deaths are caused by severe breathing problems. Breathing problems can be caused by throat or lung infections. Parents need to learn to recognize trouble breathing. If your child has tight croup or wheezing, they need to be seen now. Other bad signs are fast breathing, grunting with each breath, bluish lips, or retractions. This means the skin pulls in between the ribs with each breath. It is a sign of trouble breathing in younger children. Children with severe breathing problems can’t drink, talk or cry. If your child is struggling to breathe, call 911.
Bluish or Gray Lips
Bluish lips, tongue, or gums can mean not enough oxygen in the bloodstream. Call 911.
Note: Bluish skin only around the mouth (not the lips) can be normal. It can be caused by being cold or being afraid.
Trouble Swallowing with Drooling
The sudden onset of drooling or spitting means your child is having trouble swallowing. Most often, this is from severe swelling in the throat. The cause can be a serious throat infection. A serious allergic reaction can also cause trouble swallowing. Swelling in the throat could close off the airway.
Dehydration
Dehydration means that your child’s body fluids are low. Dehydration often is caused by severe vomiting and/or diarrhea. Suspect dehydration if your child has not urinated in 8 hours. Crying no tears and a dry inside of the mouth (tongue) are also signs. In young babies, the soft spot in the head is sunken. Dehydrated children are also tired and weak.
Note: If your child is alert, playful and active, he is not yet dehydrated. Children with severe dehydration become dizzy when they stand. Dehydration needs extra fluids by mouth or vein.
Bulging Soft Spot
The soft spot in your baby’s head is tense and bulging. This means the brain is under pressure.
Stiff Neck
A stiff neck means your child can’t touch the chin to the chest. To test for a stiff neck, lay your child down. Then lift his head until the chin touches the chest. If he fights you, place a toy or coin on the belly. This makes him have to look down to see it. Older children can simply be asked to look at their belly button. A stiff neck can be an early sign of meningitis.
Note: Without fever, a stiff neck is often from sore neck muscles.
Neck Injury
Talk to your child’s doctor about any neck injury, regardless of the symptoms. Neck injuries carry a risk of damage to the spinal cord.
Purple or Blood-Red Spots or Dots
Purple or blood-red spots or dots on the skin need to be seen. When present with fever, they could be a sign of a serious bloodstream infection. The color of these serious rashes will not change when you press on them. The color of normal viral rashes will fade with skin pressure.
Note: Bumps and bruises on the shins from active play are different.
Fever (over 100.4°F or 38 °C) in the First 3 Months
Fevers in newborns and young babies are treated differently than fevers in older children. Bacterial infections are more common at this age and can get worse quickly. A fever is a rectal or forehead temp of 100.4 F° (38.0° C) or higher. All babies under 3 months of age with a fever need to be seen now. They need tests to decide if the cause is viral or bacterial.
Fever over 105° F (40.6° C)
A fever tells you that your child has an infection. Serious infections can occur with low-grade fevers as well as higher fevers. All the above symptoms are stronger signs of serious illness than the level of fever. Research shows fevers alone are a risk factor only when very high. That means levels above 105°F (40.6°C). So, call your doctor if your child’s fever goes above 104° F (40° C). This is a safe rule.
Chronic Diseases
Most active chronic diseases can have some serious complications. If your child has a chronic disease, learn what those complications are. Find out how to recognize the early changes. Diseases at highest risk for serious infections are those that weaken the immune system. These include sickle cell disease, HIV, cancer, organ transplant, or taking oral steroids. If you are talking with health workers who don’t know your child, speak up. Always tell them about your child’s chronic disease (such as asthma). Never assume the doctors and nurses already know this.
If your child’s illness or injury is life-threatening, call 911.
(a, b) Anteroposterior and lateral chest radiographs
Diagnosis
What Is the Differential Diagnosis of Excessive Drooling/Feeding Intolerance in a Newborn?
Choanal atresia
Inability to pass NGT
Cleft palate
Defect seen on physical examination of the oral cavity
Esophageal atresia with or without tracheoesophageal fistula
OGT/NGT seen curled in upper esophageal pouch on AP and lateral radiographs
Esophageal web or ring
Usually asymptomatic until later in life, vomiting if symptomatic, circumferential partial obstruction on contrast esophagram
Food sensitivity
Normal anatomy, accompanying rash or diarrhea, specific food intolerance
Gastroesophageal reflux
Absence of anatomic abnormalities, frequent regurgitation or vomiting
Laryngotracheoesophageal cleft
Midline defect between posterior wall of larynx/trachea and anterior esophagus
Mediastinal or tracheal compression
Extrinsic compression of esophagus, lesion (tumor, vascular ring, foregut duplication, etc. ) on chest XR, ultrasound, or CT scan
Neurologic disorder
Patent esophagus on contrast esophagram, uncoordinated peristalsis on swallow study
What Is the Most Likely Diagnosis?
Esophageal atresia (EA) with distal tracheoesophageal fistula (TEF) is the most likely diagnosis. Chest radiographs show the orogastric tube curled in the upper esophageal pouch confirming the diagnosis of EA. The presence of a gastric bubble suggests a connection from the trachea to the distal esophagus or a distal TEF. Absence of a gastric bubble is diagnostic of either EA without a TEF or EA with a proximal TEF. Focal infiltrates may indicate pneumonia secondary to aspiration of gastric contents or feedings.
History and Physical
What Is the Significance of Oxygen Desaturation that Only Occurs While Feeding?
Normal oxygen saturation at rest implies intact tracheobronchial anatomy. When a newborn has desaturations while feeding, it implies that there is a significant anatomic or functional problem with the proximal alimentary tract (nasopharynx, oropharynx, esophagus, or stomach).
What Are Other Possible Presentations of TEF?
In addition to excessive drooling or choking with feeds, newborns may also present with respiratory distress or pneumonia. The presentation of TEF is determined by the presence or absence of EA as well as the presence and severity of associated anomalies. Patients with small fistulas with a normal esophagus (H-type) may be asymptomatic and will not present until later in life with recurrent pneumonia or respiratory distress with feeding.
Pathophysiology
What Is Thought to Be the Etiology of This Condition?
Although the pathogenesis remains unknown, EA with or without TEF is thought to be caused by a defect in the development of the longitudinal tracheoesophageal fold that separates the most caudal part of the primitive foregut into the trachea and esophagus. It is believed that the fistula tract is derived from defective epithelial-mesenchymal interactions in a branch of the embryonic lung bud that fails to develop. An alternate theory is that the primitive foregut occludes, then there is a failure of recanalization.
How Are the Different Types Classified?
EA and TEF are classified by their anatomic configuration, specifically the location of the TEF (Fig. 35.2). The most common is Type C, a proximal esophageal pouch with a distal TEF, accounting for approximately 85 % of cases. The next most common is pure EA without TEF (8 %).
Fig. 35.2
Gross classification of esophageal atresia and tracheoesophageal fistula (From Coran, A. Pediatric Surgery. Copyright Elsevier (2012). Reprinted with permission)
What Are the Associated Anomalies?
Approximately 50 % of children with TEFs have associated anomalies including cardiac, urogenital, skeletal, vertebral, anorectal, gastrointestinal, and palatal or laryngeal anomalies. Associations and syndromes such as VACTERL (Table 35.1) and CHARGE (coloboma, heart defect, atresia choanae, retarded growth and development, genital abnormality, and ear abnormality) are frequently diagnosed. In addition, there are reports of associations with trisomies 18, 21, and 13 as well as single gene deletions. The most common associated anomalies are cardiovascular.
Table 35.1
Anomalies found in VACTERL
Vertebral
Hypoplastic or hemivertebrae
Anorectal
Anal atresia or imperforate anus
Cardiovascular
ASD, VSD, tetralogy of Fallot, truncus arteriosus, transposition of the great arteries
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Increased salivation or hypersalivation: symptoms of hypersalivation
Sometimes there may be increased salivation, which is not related to food intake.
Sometimes there may be increased salivation, which has nothing to do with food intake. This symptom should be treated with increased attention, since excessive salivation may indicate the presence of problems in the body.
Excessive salivation or hypersalivation can bring a lot of inconvenience. How to understand that saliva is secreted too much? Increased swallowing of saliva or the feeling that there is a large amount of fluid in the oral cavity indicates a possible hypersalivation. In the case when, in addition to these symptoms, nausea, heartburn and sore throat are observed, you need to consult a specialist. Also, a change in the smell and color of saliva can become a symptom.
Abundant saliva production is normal in the following cases:
eruption of milk teeth;
hormonal disruptions in the body associated with age-related changes;
period of pregnancy;
the presence of prostheses in the oral cavity;
installed braces;
eating.
Most often, increased salivation caused by some disease is accompanied by other symptoms:
fever;
general malaise;
nausea;
heartburn;
pain when swallowing food;
taste changes.
The main factors causing excessive saliva production include:
intoxication of the body;
gastritis, gastric ulcer;
worms;
angina;
pathologies of the central nervous system;
vascular disease;
diseases of the thyroid gland;
infections in the body;
extraction of teeth;
wearing dentures or braces;
menopause;
frequent stress;
bad habits.
In adolescence, hypersalivation may be associated with such phenomena as:
hormonal disruptions in the body;
malocclusion;
abnormal kidney function;
diseases of the gastrointestinal tract;
psychological trauma;
heart disease.
Toxicosis during pregnancy also provokes increased salivation.
In old age, such a problem may arise for the following reasons:
endocrine disorders;
malocclusion;
side effect after taking medication.
The specialist will be able to determine the reason for the problem. In the process of diagnosis, such studies are carried out as: examination, history taking and identification of hereditary predisposition. After the examination, if necessary, the specialist will refer the patient for tests or for a consultation with another specialist.
Treatment depends on the provoking factor, and, accordingly, therapy is primarily aimed at eliminating the cause of increased salivation. Typically, the following methods are used:
oral cavity sanitation;
exercise therapy;
cryotherapy;
special medications that reduce increased salivary secretion;
removal of salivary glands.
Excessive salivation may indicate the presence of serious problems in the body. Ignoring such symptoms can lead to a number of complications:
dehydration;
respiratory infections;
jade;
problems in the digestive system;
insomnia, psycho-emotional disorder.
In order to minimize the risk of developing pathology, general preventive measures should be observed:
good oral hygiene;
visits to the dentist every six months;
systematic professional cleaning of teeth and gums;
proper nutrition rich in fresh fruits and vegetables;
active lifestyle;
giving up bad habits.
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Blush on the baby’s cheeks: when to see a doctor
There are many reasons for a child to have flushed cheeks, and most of them are harmless or can be quickly treated. Some babies have naturally rosy cheeks, and due to increased blood flow, the cheeks may turn red when the baby cries or smiles.
However, unusually rosy cheeks that remain on a child for a long time may indicate health problems.
All parents who believe that the child’s cheeks are flushed due to a condition requiring medical attention should consult a pediatrician.
Common causes of flushed cheeks
1. Fifth disease (erythema infectiosum)
Often referred to as the “fifth disease”, the human parvovirus B19 causes infection.
Due to the fact that the symptom of the disease is severely flushed cheeks, in some countries it is called “slap syndrome”.
In some babies, the disease also manifests as a rash on the body, often on the chest or neck. Symptoms of the “fifth disease” may also include symptoms of a cold, such as a runny nose or fever. Fifth disease in children usually has mild symptoms and resolves on its own within 5-10 days. However, the rash may recur within a few weeks.
In adults, fifth disease can cause more severe symptoms of joint pain and swelling that may persist for weeks or even months.
2. Teething
A red rash on the cheeks and chin sometimes appears when the baby is teething. The reason is excessive salivation during the growth of milk teeth. The flowing drool dries up on the skin of the cheeks and chin, causing it to crack, irritate and redden.
Usually this rash is harmless, but in some cases a severe rash can be scratched by the baby and then bleed, increasing the risk of infections.
When teething, parents can reduce the risks by removing saliva from their baby’s face and applying a mild moisturizer.
3. External influences
The skin on the child’s cheeks may look chapped and red, irritated by dry air or extreme cold – much like a rash when teeth are being cut.
Cheeks and lips may crack when exposed to cold air. Babies with allergies or simply dry skin are more susceptible to this effect.
Cracks in the skin may be painful or itchy, but this is not dangerous. In such cases, applying a moisturizer to the affected areas can help.
3. Allergic eczema (atopic dermatitis)
Appears as dry scaly patches on the skin. However, this is not just dry skin, it is a symptom of a complex disease that causes inflammation of the skin.
This inflammation occurs as a response to certain triggers, such as soap, household chemicals, dust, animals, certain foods, etc.
Eczema on the cheeks may appear as red or scaly patches. Babies can also develop eczema elsewhere on the body.
In severe cases, affected skin may look very dry, cracked and bleed. In this condition, the risk of contracting skin infections increases dramatically.
4. Skin infection
Infection is caused by bacteria or other pathogens that have grown on the skin. As a rule, in children this happens with cuts, scratches and other injuries, or, as mentioned above, if dry skin is cracked.
In some cases, a skin infection may appear for no apparent reason.
Some types of skin infections affect the deeper layers of the skin, which can cause intense redness and swelling. Sometimes red streaks appear on the skin as the rash spreads.
Both cheeks may be affected, but infection is more likely if only one cheek is red.
When to see a doctor
Parents should consult a pediatrician if:
the skin around the rash cracks and bleeds;
there are signs of infection: the child is naughty, there are red streaks in the area of the rash, fever or swelling;
allergy symptoms do not improve with home treatment;
redness or rash does not go away within a few days;
A child develops a rash after injury or illness.
In conclusion, unless the child has allergic eczema, dry skin or a skin infection, cheek redness usually resolves on its own – with or without treatment.
Dry skin and allergic eczema may require ongoing treatment. Despite the fact that such conditions can cause unpleasant or painful sensations – dryness, itching, etc. – in general, they are not dangerous. However, keep in mind that these conditions make your baby’s skin more vulnerable to infections, so it’s important to watch for signs of a worsening rash or infection.
Most skin infections clear up within a few days with antibiotics, therefore, in order to avoid complications, if symptoms appear, you should immediately contact your pediatrician for prescriptions – self-treatment in such cases is unacceptable!
Highly qualified pediatricians and other specialists work at the Professor’s Clinic. There is also a clinical diagnostic laboratory where your child will undergo the necessary tests.
To clarify information, make an appointment at the clinic, you can call a single phone number in Perm – 206-07-67 or use the “Make an Appointment” service on our website.
difficult to diagnose but quickly treated
What is a rash?
Having been born, a child cannot immediately adapt to the environment. The new way of eating, breathing and circulating, first of all, is reflected in his skin.
That is why rashes in babies are the most common reasons for parents to visit pediatricians and allergists.
Is it possible to prevent such a reaction of the body and how to deal with it, read on.
A rash is an irritation of the skin that causes it to become red, bumpy, or flaky. Such a reaction causes itching or is accompanied by an increase in body temperature. Sometimes a rash can be a sign of an allergic reaction that requires immediate medical attention.
In this article, we will look at the most common forms of rash in newborns. But they will not describe all the causes of such a rash. Therefore, at the first signs of redness or peeling of the child’s skin, consult a doctor.
Rashes in a child
So, rashes can be caused by a number of reasons. Namely:
The most common rashes in babies
Happen from a diaper. They are red in color and are localized on the buttocks, genitals, folds of the thighs and lower abdomen.
They occur when a diaper is worn for a long time or when it is too tight.
The rash can also be caused by a reaction to a new cloth diaper detergent or a new brand of diapers or wipes.
Another cause of diaper rash may be the introduction of a new food into the baby’s diet. It often provokes too frequent stools, which will also cause irritation. This list includes bacterial and yeast infections.
Treatment of diaper rash
Diaper rash disappears in a few days after the cause has been removed. In particular, with:
frequent diaper changes;
thoroughly rinsing the rash area with a tissue or new dishwashing sponge.
leaving an open area where the diaper used to be.
using diaper rash cream.
Call your pediatrician if the rash is accompanied by fever or does not go away within 5 days despite your best efforts.
Eczema
Eczema or atopic dermatitis is usually found on the baby’s face, inside the elbows or under the knees. This condition may appear after the first month of life. Spots from rashes can be subtle, but very itchy.
Genetic and environmental factors play a decisive role in causing eczema.
Sometimes an allergy manifests itself in this way. This happens when a child’s immune system reacts to irritants such as pollen, house dust allergens, and food allergens.
Treatment for eczema
If you suspect your child has eczema, see a doctor who will prescribe an appropriate ointment or cream. To treat eczema, you should use mild soaps and unscented laundry detergents, and dress your baby in cotton or linen clothes and bathe no more than three times a week.
Increased salivation
A rash caused by saliva is called irritant contact dermatitis. This is a form of eczema in which baby saliva can irritate baby’s skin and lips. Such rashes are localized around the mouth and on the neck.
Excessive salivation occurs during teething.
Irritation treatment
Dry the child’s face constantly. Use a bib that absorbs moisture and change it as often as possible. This will help keep your face, neck and chest dry. A sufficient auxiliary will be the application of a protective ointment such as petroleum jelly. If the rash bothers the baby, apply a cold compress. If the rash does not go away, consult your doctor.
Food allergy rashes
This type includes skin rashes similar to urticaria. They are accompanied by vomiting and diarrhea and indicate the presence of food allergies.
They may appear when the child has actually developed an allergy to a new product.
Treatment: Eliminate foods that you think may cause this reaction and talk to your doctor about complementary foods. When you start giving your baby solid food, it is recommended to introduce one product for 5 days to rule out any allergy symptoms.
Toxic erythema
With this fairly common condition, your child’s skin may show a few red patches with yellowish white bumps. This type of rash appears within a few days after birth and usually goes away on its own.
Treatment of erythema
If the erythema does not bother the baby, medical intervention will be superfluous. Spots will either appear or disappear, but after six months you will forget about them.
Baby acne
Small red or white bumps may appear on your baby’s cheeks, nose or forehead. Sometimes they “pop out” on the back and chest. The reason for the appearance is unknown. As a rule, acne appears two to four weeks after birth.
Acne treatment
Pimples go away on their own without leaving scars. But so that the baby does not act up, it is better to avoid oils and lotions and gently clean the baby’s skin with water and baby soap.
Milia
These are tiny white bumps or yellow spots that may appear on your baby’s face right after he is born. Namely, on the cheeks, chin or the tip of his nose.
They are caused by epithelial scales that get stuck under the skin, causing rashes.
Treatment of milia
Milia also do not require special treatment. Just don’t rub or touch your baby’s skin at all. Wash it daily with plain water and baby soap. Pimples should disappear on their own within the first two to three weeks of his life. To soften the affected areas, apply oils or lotions to them.
Prickly heat
Looks like small red bumps or sweat vesicles in skin folds. Miliaria occurs in hot, humid climates or when a child is overwrapped.
Treatment of prickly heat
Does not require and resolves within 2-3 days.
Cradle cover or simply cradle
Doctors call this disease childhood seborrheic dermatitis. It manifests itself in the form of scales on the head during the first weeks of a child’s life. Sometimes peeling can be localized on the neck, under the armpits, behind the ears, or even in the diaper area.
The cause of the cradle is unknown. Some say that it is the production of too much sebum in the sebaceous glands and hair follicles, which delays the release of dead skin cells. Others see the cause in the yeast fungus Malacesium , growing in sebum along with bacteria.
Cradle Cover Care
If this disease affects the baby’s scalp, wash his hair and gently comb out the scales to control their appearance in the future. Sometimes you may need a special shampoo prescribed by your doctor to help get rid of the condition. The cover of the cradle passes within a few months.
Scabies
Scabies can affect not only infants but also older children. Although the rashes they manifest themselves in different ways. In newborns, manifestations of scabies are localized only on the soles of the feet and on the palms. In older children, they spread throughout the body and look like a paired red rash.
This disease is caused by microscopic mites that penetrate the skin and lay their eggs there. Rashes appear immediately after the “nesting” of ticks.
If you suspect scabies, see a doctor who will take a skin scraping for analysis. If the skin test is positive, the pediatrician will prescribe medication in the form of a lotion to be applied all over the body. Scabies is considered a contagious disease, so the whole family will have to be treated.
Urticaria
Appears as itchy red rashes or as scars with a pale center. Outwardly, the rash is very similar to insect bites. Urticaria can be localized in a separate area or spread throughout the body.
The causes of this disease are different. Namely:
virus;
food allergy. Typically peanuts, nuts, eggs, dairy or shellfish;
allergic reaction to drugs;
Allergic to soap or plants touched by baby.
mosquito or bee stings.
Treatment: Urticaria is treated with over-the-counter antihistamines to help relieve itching. A cold compress can soothe the affected area. If the child has wheezing or difficulty breathing, call an ambulance immediately, because this may be a sign of anaphylaxis.
Impetigo
The red, round rashes associated with this contagious infection usually appear on the nose, mouth and ears. Impetigo is contagious as long as there are rashes that sometimes blister and crust. During this period, your baby should avoid contact with other children, and parents are forbidden to touch the wounds to prevent the spread of infection.
The disease is caused by staphylococcal and streptococcal bacteria. They can penetrate the skin through a cut or insect bite, but sometimes an infection forms on healthy skin.
is treated with antibiotics. But before prescribing them, the doctor must do a test to find out which bacteria caused the infection in order to find the right course of treatment.
Ringworm
This rash consists of red scaly oval or round patches. If acne is localized on the head, the child may temporarily lose some of the hair. Ringworm can be confused with dandruff or cradle cap. If your baby is over a year old and has scaly patches on their head, it’s most likely ringworm, not cradle cap. But only a pediatrician can make an accurate diagnosis.
The infection is caused by a fungus that gets on the child’s head or body. The baby can become infected from animals or other children, so none of the family members should use his comb, hairpins or hair ties.
Treatment: the pediatrician will prescribe a special cream that can cure the disease within a week.
Roseola
This is also a contagious viral infection that manifests itself as pink rashes all over the body. The latter appear after a high fever and cold symptoms. Roseola occurs in children younger than 2 years of age. The first symptoms appear 10 days after infection.
Caused by roseola virus.
Treatment: if the child’s temperature does not drop below 38 degrees during the day, immediately call an ambulance to bring it down. The local pediatrician will recommend some tests and analyzes to make the correct diagnosis. Follow the quarantine rules so that other children do not become infected.
Baby Rashes Prevention Products
Although rashes are common in children, you can help prevent them by doing the following:
change diapers frequently;
keep babies’ skin clean;
use detergents specially formulated for babies;
choose soft cotton clothes for babies;
dress children according to the weather to avoid overheating;
monitor your child’s reaction to a new product to avoid allergies
do not let strangers or relatives with a suspected infectious disease kiss or otherwise have contact with your baby;
Use shampoos, lotions and soaps formulated for sensitive baby skin.
The typical (median) planner is 42 years old, has been in the planning field for 14 years, and most commonly specializes in land use, community development, and/or comprehensive or long-range planning.
72 percent of planners work for public entities and 21 percent in private consulting firms.
54 percent of planners reported their principal place of employment is located in an urban area, 32 percent in a suburban area, 11 percent in a rural area, and 2 percent in an exurban area.
Compensation
The typical (median) planner reported an annual base salary of $79,000 as of January 1, 2018; this is up slightly (2.2 percent) from $77,300 reported two years ago.
A large majority (73 percent) of planners never bill hourly for their professional planning services. Among those who do, the typical (median) planner reported an hourly rate of $122.50 as of January 1, 2018.
Because few planners ever bill hourly, the remaining analysis of compensation is reported for base annual salary only.
Not surprisingly, experience in the planning field correlates positively with salary.
Without accounting for other variables, the typical AICP member earns $17,000 more in salary than the typical APA member who is not AICP-certified. When we control for experience, AICP members still earn a higher salary across the board but at narrower margins.
Another key variable in understanding salary levels is the type of employer.
There are also differences in salary by the location of employment.
Salaries vary significantly by region. The top 10 states for median salary as of January 1, 2018, are shown.
The typical male earns $9,100 more than the typical female, an increase from the gap of $7,700 in 2016.
The difference may be attributed, at least in part, to experience levels.
While it is not large, a gap in salary exists by race. The median salary among those who indicated they are white is $4,000 higher than those who indicated they are a race other than white.
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Planner Salary (October 2022) – Zippia
Updated August 22, 2022
$63,161yearly
To create our salary estimates, Zippia starts with data published in publicly available sources such as the U.S. Bureau of Labor Statistics (BLS), Foreign Labor Certification Data Center (FLC) Show More
$30.37 hourly
Entry level Salary
$45,000
yearly
$45,000
10 %
$63,161
Median
$88,000
90 %
How much does a Planner make?
Planners make $63,161 per year on average, or $30.37 per hour, in the United States. Planners on the lower end of that spectrum, the bottom 10% to be exact, make roughly $45,000 a year, while the top 10% makes $88,000.
Location impacts how much a planner can expect to make. Planners make the most in California, Washington, Oregon, New York, and Connecticut.
Highest Paying State
California
Highest Paying City
San Francisco, CA
Highest Paying Company
Meta
What Am I Worth?
Highest Paying State
California
Highest Paying City
San Francisco, CA
Highest Paying Company
Meta
What Am I Worth?
Highest Paying States For Planners
The darker areas on the map show where planners earn the highest salaries across all 50 states.
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County View
Average Salary:
Planner average salary by State
Rank
State
Avg. Salary
Hourly Rate
Job Count
1
California
$82,270
$39.55
918
2
District of Columbia
$88,256
$42.43
45
3
Connecticut
$71,789
$34.51
100
4
New York
$71,798
$34.52
332
5
Washington
$72,611
$34.91
147
6
Nevada
$65,510
$31.50
51
7
Oregon
$72,205
$34.71
73
8
Massachusetts
$67,424
$32.42
192
9
Virginia
$63,940
$30.74
282
10
Delaware
$67,412
$32. 41
20
11
Michigan
$63,389
$30.48
109
12
Pennsylvania
$60,870
$29.26
268
13
Rhode Island
$65,360
$31.42
15
14
Maryland
$63,123
$30.35
185
15
New Jersey
$66,104
$31.78
119
16
Colorado
$60,803
$29.23
177
17
Kentucky
$62,178
$29.89
50
18
Illinois
$61,332
$29.49
242
19
Ohio
$60,891
$29.27
151
20
Kansas
$62,739
$30.16
23
21
Texas
$61,140
$29.39
338
22
Alaska
$65,525
$31.50
11
23
Utah
$58,856
$28. 30
68
24
Wisconsin
$57,327
$27.56
118
25
Vermont
$62,807
$30.20
7
26
Minnesota
$60,067
$28.88
122
27
Hawaii
$58,623
$28.18
37
28
Wyoming
$60,586
$29.13
1
29
Arizona
$55,189
$26.53
135
30
West Virginia
$57,850
$27.81
9
31
Alabama
$52,575
$25.28
88
32
New Hampshire
$52,508
$25.24
46
33
Nebraska
$53,583
$25.76
35
34
North Dakota
$54,696
$26.30
11
35
North Carolina
$52,564
$25.27
188
36
Louisiana
$54,530
$26. 22
22
37
Iowa
$51,905
$24.95
58
38
South Carolina
$50,169
$24.12
98
39
Missouri
$53,594
$25.77
70
40
Mississippi
$52,605
$25.29
21
41
Tennessee
$49,859
$23.97
95
42
Oklahoma
$52,675
$25.32
16
43
Florida
$49,859
$23.97
290
44
Georgia
$49,063
$23.59
178
45
Maine
$52,214
$25.10
9
46
Idaho
$51,346
$24.69
11
47
Montana
$50,643
$24.35
4
48
South Dakota
$48,824
$23.47
4
49
New Mexico
$47,875
$23. 02
23
50
Indiana
$45,490
$21.87
92
51
Arkansas
$44,555
$21.42
33
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Highest Paying Cities For Planners
Rank
City
Avg. Salary
Hourly Rate
1
San Francisco, CA
$89,559
$43.06
2
Washington, DC
$88,209
$42.41
3
Seattle, WA
$72,901
$35.05
4
New York, NY
$72,079
$34.65
5
Boston, MA
$67,198
$32.31
6
Washington, NJ
$65,997
$31.73
7
Arlington, VA
$65,070
$31.28
8
Baltimore, MD
$63,342
$30.45
9
Kansas City, KS
$62,740
$30.16
10
El Paso, TX
$62,137
$29.87
11
Chicago, IL
$61,457
$29.55
12
Philadelphia, PA
$61,218
$29.43
13
Colorado Springs, CO
$60,871
$29.26
14
Columbus, OH
$60,686
$29. 18
15
Saint Paul, MN
$60,172
$28.93
Planner Salary Details
Average Planner Salary Graph, Trends, and Summary
What is a Planner’s Salary?
Percentile
Annual Salary
Monthly Salary
Hourly Rate
90th Percentile
$88,000
$7,333
$42
75th Percentile
$75,000
$6,250
$36
Average
$63,161
$5,263
$30
25th Percentile
$52,000
$4,333
$25
10th Percentile
$45,000
$3,750
$22
Average Salary By Related Titles
Job Title
Annual Salary
Monthly Salary
Hourly Rate
Job Openings
Transportation Planner
$68,983
$5,749
$33. 16
21,425
Planning Internship
$33,695
$2,808
$16.20
57,335
Facilities Planner
$71,048
$5,921
$34.16
23,175
Community Planner
$65,352
$5,446
$31.42
24,343
Business Planner
$119,250
$9,937
$57.33
60,241
Regional Planner
$65,450
$5,454
$31.47
31,876
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Which Companies Pay Planners The Most?
The highest paying companies for planners are Meta and Google according to our most recent salary estimates. In addition, companies like Microsoft and Enbridge report highly competitive wages for planners.
How Much Do Planners Make In Different Industries?
Planner salaries can vary depending on the industry. In fact, our data shows that the technology, construction, and professional industries tend to offer much higher salaries for planners. For example, planners make a whopping average salary of $71,474 while working in the technology industry. Meanwhile, other people in this field are making $67,966 in the construction industry and $67,450 in the professional industry.
Planners may want to avoid working in the government industry as it offers the lowest average salary of $57,330.
Highest Paying Industries For Planners
Rank
Industry
Average Salary
Hourly Rate
1
Technology
$71,474
$34.36
2
Construction
$67,966
$32.68
3
Professional
$67,450
$32.43
4
Manufacturing
$64,272
$30.90
5
Government
$57,330
$27. 56
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Planner Salaries FAQs
What state pays Planners the most?
California pays Planners the most in the United States, with an average salary of $88,256 per year, or $42.43 per hour.
How do I know if I’m being paid fairly as a Planner?
You know if you are being paid fairly as a Planner if your pay is close to the average pay for the state you live in. For example, if you live in California you should be paid close to $82,270 per year.
What type of Planner gets paid the most?
Business Planner gets paid the most. Business Planner made a median salary of $119,250. The best-paid 10 percent make $141,000, while the lowest-paid 10 percent make $100,000.
Do planners make good money?
Yes, planners make good money. Based on the type of planning or the location of the planner, the salary can fluctuate. For example, wedding planners may make about $45,000 per year, while city planners sit at $74,300. Likewise, planners may also be compensated heavily based on the client.
How much do career planners make?
Career planners make approximately $54,400 annually. Each industry has its own sector of career planners, and some may pay more than others. For example, a career planner for the United States Marine Corps makes around $69,100 per year, while a retail services planner makes about $43,000 to $50,000 per year.
How much do entry-level planners make?
Entry-level planners make between $32,000 to $45,000 per year. Depending on the type of planner, entry-level salaries may even reach as high as $52,000 per year. Qualifications for each type of planner will vary based on company and industry, but the middle ground seems to lie within the $40,000 range.
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What does the production planner do? (Plus skills and salary) • BUOM
Manufacturing companies often hire production planners to help plan and manage the plant’s production lines. Production planners have specific skills and education that help them understand production needs and how to plan, manage, and implement new methods. Understanding what a production manager is, what they do, and what powers they need in the workplace can help you decide if this is the right career path for you. In this article, we’ll learn what a production planner does and explore various aspects of their role, including core skills, salary, education, and work environment.
What is a production planner?
A production planner is a professional who oversees production in a manufacturing plant and helps plan production needs. They work closely with managers, team members and company leaders to determine the production needs of the business and help set quotas and other critical metrics for production. They manage, organize and solve problems by designing, modifying and directing production schedules to ensure product delivery on time.
What does a production planner do?
Production planners typically have a variety of responsibilities, including:
Product workflow coordination
Production managers coordinate workflows for one or more products. They detail the required production equipment, raw materials, and labor requirements for production. The production planner usually reports on the needs of the product workflow and determines the time frame within which the production staff can complete the order for the product.
Prioritize production and operations
Production planners help prioritize products and operations to streamline workflows and fulfill order requirements. This may mean prioritizing specific customer orders for business relationships or meeting strict time requirements. The production planner decides which products have priority and coordinates the needs of the projects in the production area.
Solving production problems and failures
Production planners also deal with any problems, failures or quality control issues in the production process. This may include recalling quality control products, identifying production failures and creating solutions, or identifying additional needs for a project. For example, if a project requires more labor than planned, the production planner may request more employees to work on the production line.
Raw material requirements organization
Production planners help plan project requirements by coordinating raw material requirements with warehouse and delivery personnel. This may include sending out reports on raw material requirements each day and recording what raw materials the production line uses, the batch number for each batch, and how much product the team uses each day. This is critical to the production process, as accurate raw material requests ensure production continuity.
Examining output information
Production planners find and study output information during the manufacturing process to make the process more efficient. This includes collecting direct data, using software to collect and analyze production results, and examining quality control data. Production planners use specific tools and metrics to determine production efficiency, quality consistency, and product cost.
Submit status reports
Production planners usually report to production managers or other management personnel. They may submit oral or written reports on product quality, consistency, errors, and any other information that affects the company’s production and earnings. They may attend production meetings to discuss new production methods or ways to reduce production costs and increase company profits.
Participation in production documents
Production planners typically prepare, complete and submit production documents for consideration by company executives or management personnel. This may include production reports, quality control reports, lot number and lot tracking information, and material reports. This information is critical in determining a company’s total manufacturing costs and provides a template for efforts to reduce manufacturing costs.
Liaison with quality control, production staff, and personnel
Production managers often collaborate with warehouse staff, production and other managers, production staff, and quality control departments. They work as a team to create a high quality and highly efficient manufacturing process for the company. This includes communicating needs, mistakes, or expectations, attending meetings, and submitting the correct paperwork to each department.
Production Planner Salary and Job Opportunity
A Senior Production Planner can typically earn an annual salary of around $76,183 per year. Experience and additional credentials may provide an opportunity for higher wages. The US Bureau of Labor Statistics does not provide information on job prospects for a production planner. It does contain information about the head of industrial production, a position similar to that he also oversees production operations. The Bureau of Labor Statistics expects industrial manufacturing employment to grow by 5% between 2020 and 2030.
Basic Production Planner Skills
Production planners need a variety of skills to get the job done, including:
Time Management Skills
Production managers typically work to tight deadlines and plan projects with strict deadlines. This requires significant time management skills. Production planners understand how to allocate specific blocks of time to various project requirements and plan production needs according to schedules. For example, a production planner might realize that a certain production project needs two weeks of extra production time to account for slower deliveries due to supply chain issues.
Organizational skills
Production planners use organizational skills to keep production projects, raw materials, documents, and processes in order. This includes keeping track of important production information using spreadsheets or company software, keeping documents in the right places, and organizing production lines for maximum efficiency. Organizational skills also help the production planner manage their time and collaborate with others.
Interpersonal skills
As part of a production team, planners often interact with various team members to coordinate efforts. It requires interpersonal skills such as verbal and non-verbal communication, writing and reading skills, and the ability to cooperate. Production planners know how to listen effectively, how to communicate boundaries, and how to resolve conflicts.
Logistics skills
Production planners understand the logistics of production and meeting production needs. This includes scheduling the transportation of raw materials to the production line, material and production costs, and any other production information. They also understand how a company’s supply chain works and how supply chain delays or errors can affect production.
Production planner training
Production planners typically have at least a bachelor’s degree in supply chain management, business management, or some other related field. The bachelor’s degree helps to form a foundation of knowledge in supply chain management, production requirements, and internal business operations. Some production planners may move into their position without a degree, starting with production planning or supply chain management.
Workspace for the production planner
Production planners usually work in manufacturing plants or warehouses. Often, planners work full-time, 40 hours a week. To carry out their duties, planners often work in different locations during the day, from the production floor to the warehouse, office desk or study. They work both on their feet, moving around the production area, and sitting at a desk.
Internet Banking Budget Planner – Instructions for Use
Historians say that the world famous rich man David Rockefeller at the age of 16 bought a small notebook with his first salary and accurately entered all his expenses in it.
Being only an assistant accountant, he already understood that in order to work with money, they must be carefully accounted for. this notebook, or his first budget planner, Rockefeller kept all his life …
Budget planner in the Internet bank – a convenient and free assistant to organize your money!
So that you do not have to write down your expenses every day, we offer you a simple, quick and convenient way to control your money using the Internet bank. With a budget planner, you’ll know exactly how much you’re spending on food, clothing, transportation, and entertainment. You just have to connect to it, and then all your transactions using the card and in the Internet bank will be automatically reflected in the budget planner.
How it’s done
Expenses are automatically divided into groups: The budget planner will automatically enter your expense into the appropriate one of 12 expense groups. In this way, you will know exactly how much money you are spending on food, clothing and recreation, for example.
Create individual conditions: For any transaction, you can change the category, as well as group expenses as you wish. You can also create subgroups that are important to you.
Define the desired limit: For example, if 75 EUR per month for clothes is optimal for you, then indicate this amount in the “Clothes” group.
Limit messages: If you set a budget, the planner will warn you if you are close to or over the limit.
Income grouping: You have the possibility to divide your income into groups – for example, salary, pension, dividends, received interest.
In order to use the scheduler, you must be a Swedbank private customer using the internet bank.
Internet banking can be activated at any branch of Swedbank with your passport! Connection and use of the scheduler is free.
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For 34 years the University of Nebraska at Omaha Child Care Center (UNOCCC) continues to provide a high quality child care and early education service for families, as well as opportunities for training, research and further knowledge of the care, education and development of young children.
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The UNOCCC integrates quality child care services and early childhood education. Our method supports the “whole child” concept of development.
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At Sprouting Minds of Omaha, we focus on providing the best care for your child by helping them develop, reach new milestones, and expand their minds. Each of our programs are packed with fun, age-appropriate activities and toys to help them learn and explore at their own pace.
We have four different locations throughout Omaha and offer the following benefits at each facility:
Secured entry
Experienced and qualified staff
State-certified curriculum
Nutritious USDA approved meals
Open door policy
All Staff are CPR/first Aid-Certified
Access to Brightwheel app
Indoor and outdoor play areas
Clean and safe environment
Give Your Child the Best Care
Our experienced staff gives each and every child the attention and care they need. We understand that every child learns and develops at their own pace and we help encourage them by expanding their minds through fun learning activities. The programs are designed to help them advance in their academics and social skills in exciting and fun ways that keep them engaged. They’ll look forward to coming back where they can play, learn, and interact with the other children. To accommodate your schedule, we offer both full-time, part-time, and after school care so you can choose an option that works best for you and your child.
Aside from fun learning activities, nutrition is a very important part of our program. We use a local company called Midday Meals to provide all of our food and snacks for the children. They specialize in catering food for childcare facilities and provide a healthy mix of protein, dairy, grains, fruits, and vegetable options to keep their minds fueled and energized.
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We offer full on-site tours of each of our facilities so you can see where your child will be staying as well as meet the directors and staff. We will begin by giving you a tour of the entire building and then will show you the room where your child will be spending most of their time. You’ll get to meet the teachers that will be caring for your child and will get the opportunity to ask them any questions you have. Call us today to schedule your tour of any of our four facilities!
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Omaha, city in United States located in Northern America. The coordinates are 41.25654 latitude and -95.93450 longitude. The city is located at an altitude of -32768 meters above sea level. The population is 3785 people. Time zone: America / Chicago (GMT: -6.0).
Estimated cost of living in Omaha
The total cost of living in Omaha for two people with an average consumption level for one month, excluding housing costs, would be 1261.25 USD .
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Prices for visiting cafes and restaurants
Meals in an inexpensive restaurant
890.80
₽
Meals for 2 people, Mid-range restaurant, three courses
3,711.68
₽
Poppy menu at McDonalds or alternative fast food
593.87
₽
Homemade beer, 0. 5 liters
296.93
₽
Imported beer, 0.33 liter bottle
445.40
₽
Cappuccino
339.25
₽
Coca-Cola, 0.33 liter can
153.66
₽
Food prices
Water, 0.33 liter bottle
115.80
₽
Milk, regular, 1 liter
43.06
₽
Loaf of fresh white bread, 0.5 kg
181.13
₽
White rice, 1 kg
218.25
₽
Eggs, pack of 12
107.64
₽
Local cheese, 1 kg
761.64
₽
Chicken breasts, boneless and skinless, 1 kg
694.83
₽
Beef tenderloin, red meat, 1 kg
1,140.23
₽
Apples, 1 kg
354.09
₽
Banana, 1 kg
128.42
₽
Oranges, 1 kg
363.75
₽
Tomato, 1 kg
244.97
₽
Potatoes, 1 kg
213.79
₽
Onion, 1 kg
217.50
₽
Lettuce, 1 head
109.12
₽
Water, 1.5 liter bottle
113.58
₽
Bottle of wine, average price
890. 80
₽
Homemade beer, 0.5 liter bottle
201.92
₽
Imported beer, 0.33 liter bottle
181.13
₽
Pack of cigarettes
519.64
₽
Transport
Single ticket, local transport
102.44
₽
Monthly pass, regular price
4,082.85
₽
Landing fee, average
259.82
₽
Taxi, price per 1 km, normal fare
168.51
₽
Taxi, price for 1 hour waiting, normal fare
2,598.18
₽
Gasoline, 1 liter
44.54
$
Volkswagen Golf 1.4 90 KW Trendline (or equivalent new car)
1,930,075.52
₽
Utilities, per month
Basic utilities for 85m2 Apartment, including electricity, heating or cooling, water and garbage collection
13,854.23
₽
Prepaid Mobile Tariff, price for 1 min, No Discount or Plans
6.68
RUB
Internet, 60 Mbps or More, Unlimited Data, Cable / ADSL
5,832.54
₽
Sports and recreation
Fitness club, Monthly fee for 1 adult
2,564. 03
₽
Tennis court rental, 1 hour on weekends
2,041.43
₽
Salary and financing
Cinema ticket, 1st place
742.34
₽
Average monthly net salary, after taxes
246,060.13
₽
Mortgage interest rate in percent for 20 years fixed rate, annual, fixed rate
3.74%
Expenses for children
Private pre-school or kindergarten, monthly for 1 child
.166
₽
International Primary School, annually for 1 child
593,869.39
₽
Clothes and shoes
A pair of jeans in branded clothing stores
3,600.33
₽
Summer dress in a brand clothing store
3,035.41
₽
Pair of sneakers, average price
5,849.61
₽
Pair of leather shoes
8,444.08
₽
Rental prices, per month
Apartment, 1 bedroom, in the city center
66,788.78
₽
Apartment, 1 bedroom, Out of city center
56,718.98
₽
Apartment, 3 bedrooms, in the city center
119,701. 80
₽
Apartment, 3 bedrooms, Out of city center
102,071.30
₽
Prices for the purchase of an apartment
Price per m 2 for the purchase of an apartment in the city center
126,819.32
₽
Price per m 2 for the purchase of an apartment outside the city center
126,819.32
₽
geography, climate, history, population, culture
Nebraska
Name
According to one version, which is considered the most plausible, the state of Nebraska (Nebraska) got its name from the word Ni Brasge, which in the Indian language Oto, as well as in another native language Omaha, means “Smooth water”. This name is primarily associated with the Platte River. The calm flow of the Platte crosses Nebraska from west to east. The river is formed by the confluence of the waters of the North and South Platte rivers, which originate in the Rocky Mountains.
Geography
Nebraska has an area of 200,520 square kilometers. The state borders: in the north – with South Dakota, in the east – with the state of Iowa, in the southeast – with Missouri, in the south – with Kansas, in the southwest – with Colorado, in the west – with the state of Wyoming. The state is divided into 93 counties and two time zones: in the east they live according to the time of the Central zone, and in the west – according to Mountain time. In addition to the Platte River, Nebraska is crossed from west to east by 2 more rivers: the Niobrara and the Republican, which run through the north and south of the state.
The surface of the state gradually rises towards the west. The highest point in the state of Nebraska is Panorama Point – a mountain with a height of 1653 m in the extreme west of the state, where the spurs of the Rocky Mountains are located. In general, the relief of the east of the state is characterized by ridges of hills, and the west of Nebraska is plains, on which it is almost impossible to see trees. The state is almost equally remote from the Atlantic and Pacific oceans. The state is 340 km wide and 690 km long.
Climate
Nebraska has a temperate continental climate. As a rule, there are hot summers with frequent and severe droughts and cold winters. The average monthly temperature ranges from -5 °C to +24 °C. Rainfall in the state, like humidity, decreases as you move from east to west. Annual snowfalls reach up to 90 cm. The state of Nebraska is part of the so-called “Tornado Alley”. This means that in spring and summer you can often witness strong thunderstorms and tornadoes here.
History
Before Europeans arrived, Nebraska was inhabited by the Pawnee, Arapaho, Cheyenne, Omaha, and Sioux tribes. The first Europeans who appeared here in 1720 were the Spaniards from the detachment of Pedro de Villasur. In addition to Spain, France and Great Britain also fought for the territory of Nebraska. So, in the years 1763-1801, the territory of the state of Nebraska belonged to the Spaniards, then briefly fell into the hands of the French, and in 1803 the United States acquired it as part of a deal with the French, known as the Louisiana Purchase.
In 1805, the territory of Nebraska was studied in detail by the expedition of Lewis and Clark, in 1806 Montgomery Pike’s Zebulon conducted his research here, and in 1820 – Stephen Harriman Long. It is curious that Long’s reports did not impress the settlers properly on the possibilities of the territory of the future state of Nebraska, and they preferred to bypass these places, moving further west along the so-called Oregon and Mormon trails.
When these lands were nevertheless chosen by settlers, Nebraska did not immediately become a full-fledged state. From 1804 to 1805, Nebraska was only part of the Indiana Territory, in 1805-1812 it was still only a part, but already the Louisiana Territory, in 1813-1821 it was part of the Missouri Territory. When the state of Missouri appeared, Nebraska was included in the area that was known as the Indian Lands. And only in 1867, after numerous changes in the boundaries of Nebraska, finally became a full-fledged 37th US state.
Population
Nebraska has a population of 1,796,619. By origin, the inhabitants of the state are 38.6% Germans, 12.4% Irish, 9.6% British, 4.9% Swedes, 4.9% Czechs. Compared to other US states, Nebraska has many Czech Americans, Danish Americans, German Americans, and Native American Indians. 90% of Nebraska’s population is Christian. 1% are other religions. 9% of Nebraska residents are atheists.
Cities
89% of cities in Nebraska have fewer than 3,000 people. This is not the only example of a large number of outback areas in the United States. A similar situation is observed in 5 other states: Kansas, Oklahoma, Iowa, North and South Dakota. In addition, hundreds of cities in Nebraska have a population even less – below the mark of 1000 inhabitants. By and large, the only two major cities in Nebraska are Lincoln and Omaha.
The city of Lincoln is the capital of the state of Nebraska, which got its name in honor of the famous American President Abraham Lincoln. The city is one of the oldest settlements in the state, founded in the 19th century. Omaha is the largest city in Nebraska. It got its name from the Omaha Indian tribe, which lived in the northeast of the territory of the modern state. Interestingly, the American media have awarded the city of Omaha the 3rd place in the list of the most attractive cities for living in the United States.
Economy
Nebraska is a predominantly agricultural state. Animal husbandry plays an important role in its economy. Together with poultry farming, it brings 2/3 of farmers’ income. No wonder Nebraska is the 2nd largest meat producer in the United States. To ensure that agriculture, which is so necessary for the state, is provided with everything necessary, several industrial enterprises operate in the state, which are engaged in the processing of agricultural products and the manufacture of equipment for farms.
But that’s not all. Although there are rivers in Nebraska, this is still not enough to fully irrigate agricultural land. Therefore, state enterprises also produce equipment for artesian wells, thanks to which the fields of farmers are additionally irrigated artificially. Thus, only 1/5 of the land is irrigated from reservoirs in the state, and 4/5 is irrigated using water from underground sources.
Nebraska’s main crops are corn, soybeans, grasses, wheat, northern beets. The state also has its own flour-grinding, butter-making, sugar industry, non-ferrous metallurgy, and fertilizer production. Along with this, oil is also being produced in Nebraska. A large number of residents of the state, in addition to agriculture, today are also employed in the service sector. Moreover, this direction is developing, if only because one of the income items of Nebraska is tourism.
Culture
Nebraska has a lot of attractions, which are mostly concentrated in large cities. For example, Omaha is famous for being home to the largest theater community in the United States, the Omaha Community Playhouse. Omaha is also home to the city’s Symphony Orchestra and the Dutch Arts Center. The Omaha Opera and several other drama theaters are also located here.
Omaha’s most interesting museums include the Bemis Center for Contemporary Arts, the Omaha Children’s Museum and the Durham Museum. There is also one of the most famous zoos in the United States in Omaha – “Henry Dorley Zoo”. In addition to permanent exhibitions, concerts and performances, various festivals are held in the largest city of Nebraska. For example, every year hundreds of musicians from all over the United States come to Omaha for the Blues, Jazz and Gospel Festival.
Omaha is trying to keep up with the capital of the state – Lincoln. It also has a large theater, music and arts community, some of which are directly related to the work of the University of Nebraska, located in Lincoln. In particular, the city pays great attention to cinema, and the State University constantly arranges screenings of American and foreign films related to the so-called independent cinema.
Features
Nebraska entered the history of the most ridiculous legal incidents as a state in which for a long time parents had the opportunity to bring their children to the state, regardless of their age, and without bearing any responsibility for this. The fact is that before 2008, the “asylum law”, which was in force in other states, in Nebraska, was drafted incorrectly. In particular, it did not specify the age for the concept of “child”.
Therefore, parents who, according to this law, had the right to abandon their children, leaving them on state care, did this not only with babies, but also with boys and girls. For example, one mother thus abandoned her 18-year-old daughter, and one father handed over to the state 9 of his sons and daughters under the age of 17. It was possible to stop this when the age of children was indicated under the concept of “child” in the law – up to 30 days.
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Some dogs can be more affordable to own than others due to various costs, from their initial purchase price to health expenses. The price of puppies can vary greatly and is solely up to the discretion of the breeders.
Speaking to Newsweek, Brandi Hunter, vice president of of public relations and communications at the American Kennel Club (AKC), said: “Many breeders will also provide a health guarantee, which is an agreement between breeder and buyer. This, similar to the cost of the puppies, is at the discretion of the breeder.
“Often times, these health guarantees ensure the buyer that the puppy and/or parents of the puppy have had proper health testing for genetic diseases.
“Prior to getting a new puppy, potential buyers should consider not only the cost of the puppy itself, but the cost to raise and care for this new addition. In addition to the initial purchase price of the puppy, potential puppy buyers should take into consideration costs for supplies, food, travel and boarding, toys and treats, Veterinarian visits, preventative medications and any potential injury or illness,” Hunter said.
Here we look at 30 of the most affordable dog breeds.
Chihuahua
The purchase price of a Chihuahua is around $650, with an average bathing cost of around $23, according to data compiled by GOBankingRates.
Being small dogs that eat very little, Chihuahuas are “one of the most low-cost dog breeds,” says James Rhys Clarke, a certified veterinary technician in Birmingham, England in the U.K.
Some have short hair, which cuts down on grooming costs, but even the long-haired varieties won’t be too expensive to maintain if you don’t mind brushing at home.
“While there are some common health problems with chihuahuas, if you have a vet take a look at your puppy, they can be avoided,” he added.
Three chihuahuas service dogs seen in a stroller on November 27, 2020 in Rehoboth Beach, Delaware.
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Beagle
These short-haired dogs come with minimal grooming needs. While they cost around $650 on average to buy, their average bathing cost is around $23.
They are active dogs but “an adult beagle only needs one meal a day, with usually a biscuit in the evening to go to bed with,” The Beagle Club notes.
A beagle at the Battersea Dogs & Cats Home on December 17, 2019 in London, England.
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Dachshund
Dachshunds don’t shed as much as other breeds, which not only cuts grooming bills but also cleaning costs, with furniture and clothes remaining mostly fur-free, writes Care.com, a company providing caregivers for different services including pet care. They cost around $500 to buy on average, with a bathing cost of around $23.
Dashshund seen at the Royal Crescent in Bath, England on April 2, 2017.
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Greyhound
Greyhounds are “low-maintenance” dogs, the National Greyhound Adoption Program (NGAP) states.
“Their skin produces little oil so only a few baths a year are needed – unless you own a greyhound who loves to play in the mud! Using a grooming mitt a few times a week will keep your dog’s coat in good condition. Monthly nail clipping and ear cleaning are required,” the NGAP advises.
Italian greyhounds at the Westminster Kennel Club Dog Show in New York City on February 13, 2017.
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Border collie
With an average purchase price of $525 and average grooming cost of around $50, border collies are among the most affordable dogs to own.
A border collie at the DogFest even on June 18, 2017 in Northwich, England.
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Bichon frise
A bichon frise costs around $525 to buy, while bathing one can cost around $33. Most owners of a bichon frise take their dog to the groomer every four to six weeks. “The Bichon is considered to be relatively hypoallergenic, as the breed sheds very little because the shed hair is caught up in the undercoat,” the AKC states, which also helps keep maintenance costs down.
A bichon frise competes in the 144th annual Westminster Kennel Club Dog Show on February 10, 2020 in New York City.
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Dalmatian
A dalmatian costs around $700 on average to buy, while the cost of bathing them is only around $30. While they live an average of 10 to 13 years, medical costs amount to only around $700.
The AKC notes: “The Dalmatian’s coat is a thing of beauty with its colored spots on a sparkling white background, and it doesn’t take much work to keep it in good condition. Occasional baths and weekly brushing with a horsehair mitt or rubber curry comb to pull away dead hairs will keep the Dal looking his best.
A dalmatian seen on January 08, 2021 in Newcastle-under-Lyme, England.
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Manchester terrier
Manchester terrier costs around $600 to buy, while grooming expenses are low, with a typical bathing cost of around $27. “Manchester Terriers also have very little scent, which means infrequent baths and no need for furniture deodorizers,” James Rhys Clarke said.
American foxhound
“These dogs are considered by many to be one of the most healthy and resilient breeds around. Not only will you save money with vet bills, but with grooming bills as well. They are a little larger than some others on the list, but still only eat a moderate amount of food,” said James Rhys Clarke. They cost around $475 to buy, on average, while bathing costs are around $27 per session.
An American foxhound at the 140th Annual Westminster Kennel Club Dog Show at Madison Square Garden on February 16, 2016 in New York City.
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Australian terrier
The average purchase price of an Australian terrier is $550, while typical grooming costs are around $45. “They usually have excellent health which will offset the more expensive grooming costs,” James Rhys Clarke notes. They also don’t eat a lot of food, which also helps reduce costs.
An Australian terrier at the Westminster Kennel Club 140th Annual Dog Show on February 16, 2016 in New York City.
Matthew Eisman/WireImage
Pug
Pugs cost around $350 to buy, while grooming expenses are relatively low, with bathing costs estimated at around $27. The AKC notes “The Pug’s short, smooth, glossy coat needs minimal maintenance,” while they “don’t need to be bathed unless they happen to get into something particularly messy or start to get a doggy odor. “
A pug at a veterinarian clinic at the Salem Animal Rescue League in Salem, New Hampshire on May 27, 2020.
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Pembroke Welsh corgi
Pembroke Welsh corgis can be purchased for around $550, while bathing costs amount to around $40 per session. They are typically a healthy breed, which helps keep health costs low, but “as with all breeds, a Pembroke’s ears should be checked weekly for signs of infection, and the teeth should be brushed regularly,” the AKC states.
Corgi dogs at the Corgi Nationals championship at the Santa Anita Horse Racetrack in Arcadia, California on May 26 2019.
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Schipperke
These small dogs each cost around $650 on average to purchase, while bathing them costs around $30. The AKC notes: “The Schipperke’s coat needs only weekly brushing, though they do go through a shedding season once or twice a year. During these periods, more frequent brushing will help to keep the amount of shed hair under control. “
A Schipperke dog.
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American pit bull terrier
With an average bathing cost of only $27 and average purchase price of around $600, American pit bull terriers are among the most affordable dogs to own.
An American pit bull terrier competing at the AKC Meet The Breeds at Pier 92 event on February 13, 2016 in New York City.
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Pekingese
Pekingese dogs cost around $500 to purchase, while bathing costs average around $40 per session.
A pekingese at the 43rd Westminster Kennel Club Dog Show at Madison Square Garden on February 11, 2019 in New York City.
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Affenpinscher
An affenpinscher costs around $400 on average to buy, while grooming costs around $42 per session. The AKC advises: “The Affen’s coat does not grow quickly, so trimming a pet Affen every few months should suffice,” while at home, its “medium-length, wiry coat should be groomed twice a week, first with a brush and then with a metal comb. “
An affenpinscher seen at the Westminster Kennel Club Dog Show February 12, 2013 at Madison Square Garden in New York.
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Rat terrier
These small dogs require only a minimal amount of food. They cost around $350 to buy, with an average bathing cost of around $25 per session. James Rhys Clarke notes: “This breed also has short, wiry hair making for easy grooming and clean up. Rat terriers are one of the most friendly and lovable low-cost dog breeds….a great choice for owners on a budget.”
A rat terrier competes at the Westminster Kennel Club 140th Annual Dog Show on February 16, 2016 in New York City.
Matthew Eisman/WireImage
Harrier
Costing around $300 to buy and around $27 per grooming session, harriers are one of the cheapest dogs to maintain. Their “short, glossy coat requires minimal maintenance,” AKC states. “While they are generally healthy dogs, there are several health and genetic screening considerations specific to the breed. “
Harrier hounds look towards a hunt master near one of the presentation rings at the Festival of Hunting on July 19, 2017 in Peterborough, England.
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Miniature pinscher
These small dogs cost around $500 and around $25 per bathing session. “The Miniature Pinscher’s short, hard coat is very easily maintained. A weekly once-over with a soft brush or a hound glove will keep him shining,” the AKC said. They are a generally healthy breed but their “teeth should be brushed often, using a toothpaste designed for dogs.”
A miniature pinscher competes in the Westminster Dog Show on February 11, 2014 in New York City.
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English setter
These medium-sized dogs cost around $350 and around $40 to bathe. The AKC says: “Nails should be trimmed once a month, and a bath every four to six weeks keeps the English Setter’s coat and skin clean and healthy.”
They are also a generally healthy breed but “can experience bloat, a sudden, life-threatening stomach condition. “
English setters at the Crufts dog show on March 9, 2014 in Birmingham, England.
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Redbone coonhound
Redbone coonhounds are generally healthy dogs with a low grooming cost of around $31 and an average purchase price of around $650. The AKC states: “The Redbone Conhound’s short, smooth, protective coat requires a minimum of care. Using a shedding tool or grooming mitt at least weekly will help keep shedding to a minimum.”
A redbone coonhound at the 13th annual Westminster Kennel Club Dog Show on February 10, 2011 in New York City.
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Parson russell terrier
These medium-sized terriers cost around $400 on average to buy, while bathing costs average around $25. The AKC notes: “By far the majority of Parsons are very healthy dogs,” which can keep health care costs to a minimum.
A parson russell terrier at the Crufts dog show on March 10, 2007 in Birmingham, England..
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Bull terrier
Bull terriers come with fairly few hereditary conditions, according to The Bull Terrier Club, which will help keep medical costs low.
A bull terrier dog in a Halloween costume pictured on October 26, 2019 in East Meadow, New York.
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Collie
Collies are a “fairly healthy breed” and most only require one vist to the veterinarian a year, according to the Collie Rescue Network.
In general “most Collies will only require annual wellness exams from your veterinarian and appropriate senior dog care as they age. Things like good quality food, proper grooming and dental care, heartworm prevention and regional appropriate vaccinations (or titer tests) will go a long, long way in ensuring your Collie is happy and healthy and can add years to the life of your dog.”
A collie at a dog show on March 2, 2019 in Mudgee, Australia.
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Treeing walker coonhound
With an average purchase price of $500 and grooming costs averaging around $31 per visit, these dogs are one of the most affordable breeds to own.
The AKC states: “The Treeing Walker is a very low-maintenance breed. His short, smooth coat repels dirt and mud, and he will require only the occasional bath to maintain his handsome appearance” and they are “overall quite a healthy breed.”
Treeing walker coonhounds at the 137th Annual Westminster Kennel Club Dog Show on February 7, 2013 in New York City.
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Field spaniel
This generally healthy breed costs around $550 and around $40 to have them professionally bathed. The AKC notes their beautiful coat “requires regular care and maintenance. Weekly brushing and combing will keep the coat shiny and help to reduce shedding.”
Two English springer spaniels pictured on July 20, 2020 in Sydney, Australia.
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Cesky terrier
Cesky terrier have an average purchase price of around $400. But grooming them can be slightly more expensive than other breeds, costing around $57 per visit. The AKC said: “Unlike grooming of some terrier breeds, hand stripping is not suggested for the Cesky’s coat. Instead, the body is clipped. You should visit a professional groomer referred by your breeder to be sure your dog is groomed correctly.”
A cesky terrier competes at the 140th Annual Westminster Kennel Club Dog Show at Madison Square Garden on February 16, 2016 in New York City.
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Otterhound
These large dogs cost around $550 on average to buy, while bathing costs around $40 per session. The AKC notes: “Otterhounds are healthy for a large breed” and “their coats do need brushing once or twice a week, depending on length and texture.”
An otterhound is pictured at the Crufts dog show at the National Exhibition Centre on March 7, 2015 in Birmingham, England.
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Papillon
These small dogs cost around $400 on average to purchase, while bathing costs total around $40 per session. The AKC states: “For a breed with long, silky hair, Papillons needs surprisingly little grooming, mostly because they do not have an undercoat. Grooming every month or so is fine.”
A papillon at The Holden Centre on September 19, 2019 in Melbourne, Australia.
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Bolognese
Bolognese will require brushing twice a week but they “are pretty calm and do not need a lot of exercise,” notes James Rhys Clarke.
“Their energy levels and size mean they are one of the cheapest dogs to feed, which is what lands them on our list of the most low-cost dog breeds. This breed also tends to be very healthy, meaning your vet bills should be low as well,” he adds.
The AKC notes: “For easier maintenance, many people are satisfied with keeping their Bolo in a shorter coat of about one inch, leaving the untrimmed ‘mop head’ around the face.”
A bolognese poses for a photograph at the Crufts dog show on March 10, 2017 in Birmingham, England.
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22 Low-Cost & Affordable Dog Breeds In 2022
The world of dog breeds is wide, and it cannot be easy to find one that suits your needs. You need to consider size, health, and grooming when selecting the perfect pet for yourself. You may believe that higher-priced dogs are superior pets than anything else, but this is not the case. There are many low-cost dog breeds out there that will change your perspective about the value of the cheaper pets.
Additionally, these low-cost puppies or dogs are ideal for potential fur parents who still consider their budget. There are 22 dog breeds out there that you can purchase at an affordable price. Remember, before purchasing one of these dogs; potential pet owners must know what they are signing up for.
This article will give you an overview of the characteristics of affordable puppy breeds that is right for your family. So, keep on reading!
22 Affordable Dog Breeds
Set aside your worries if you want to own a dog with a limited budget. Now, here are the 22 dow breeds that you can take home without breaking the bank.
1. Australian Terrier
You can buy these energetic and easy-to-train dogs at prices ranging from $1000 to $1500. Australian Terrier requires a professional groomer as its coat needs frequent brushing. But, you can also take care of its coat at home.
One of the advantages of having these affordable puppy breeds is they can live up to 12 to 15 years. Hence, it can assure you that you can enjoy its company for a longer time.
Additionally, it has a low rate of daily food intake. This factor helps you to save money in keeping your fur pet. But, this dog may need a few walks every day because of its energetic personality.
2. Manchester Terrier
This low-cost dog breed is a perfect choice for an apartment dweller. You can have this active dog breed for only $600. As a Manchester Terrier is an active breed, you need to walk and play with it very often.
But, it requires minimal health care costs and has a 14 to 16 years life expectancy that can save you a penny. Additionally, this dog has a short and smooth coat that doesn’t need much grooming at all. But it is still important to remember that this dog needs baths, clipping nails, and ear cleaning.
3. Bichon Frise
You can have a Bichon Frise breed for only $1000. These affordable puppy breeds are the perfect companions if your life has become too busy or stressful. Also, these dogs are popular across the globe because of their sweetness.
But, despite its low price, it needs high maintenance or grooming. You need to brush its hair regularly and aside from that, it only has 12 years average life expectancy. More so, Bichon Frise breeds are lazy dogs. They don’t need any heavy training and food, but it requires much attention and love.
4. Rat Terrier
Smart and energetic, these small dogs breed is available at the price of $350. These dogs are quick to train because of their dynamic characteristics. Nevertheless, they have a lot of energy that needs an outlet for their exercise and mental stimulation.
More so, they have a minimum daily food intake due to their small size. You also need a little amount of fortune for the grooming of these dogs. In general, Rat Terriers are friendly and lovable which can ease your stress level. Indeed, it is a low-cost dog that has a lot of benefits.
5. Beagle
Beagle has a high prey drive; this breed is available at $200 to $800. They are energetic and friendly dogs that are perfect companions for your family. Given that they are energetic, you need to prepare toys for this breed. Beagles like to play from time to time, and they should have these accessories.
Additionally, these affordable puppies don’t have a strict daily food intake. But remember, overfeeding these dogs can make them obese, which is not healthy for them. Also, they only need a minimal grooming cost.
6. Border Collie
Border Collie is a dog that is not necessarily low-cost but affordable. You can purchase this breed at the price of $525 to $1500 on average. You have to consider this breed because of its high intelligence and agility rates.
Despite its small size, a Border Collie is an active and energetic dog. For this reason, it requires a high daily food intake and needs a wide playing space.
Hiring a professional groomer for these low-cost dog breeds is optional. But you need to brush its coat as part of its maintenance. A healthy breed like Border Collie has a life expectancy of 13 to 16 years.
7. Bolognese
A Bolognese is one of the dogs that need high maintenance for grooming. It would be best if you did their grooming and brushing of their coats regularly. Also, this dog comes with a price ranging from $1200 to $2000.
This breed is quite expensive when you buy it from a breeder. But, you can always adopt one and save money. Aside from that, Bolognese requires less food intake and exercise because of its calmness.
Despite its high maintenance requirements, it has a life expectancy of 12 to 16 years. Additionally, these affordable puppy breeds are smart, friendly, and have smooth cotton ball characteristics.
8. Jack Russell Terrier
Despite being small and short-haired, Jack Russell Terrier is one of the healthy breeds. The price of a Jack Russell Terrier is ranging from $800 to $1200 only. This breed can help you to unleash your stress.
These low-cost dogs don’t need much cost for grooming and have a low rate of daily food intake. Jack Russell Terriers can help you to unleash your stress.
On the other hand, you need to take put attention to these dogs because they are stubborn. For this reason, you need to train them well and give them a wide playing area.
9. Chihuahua
Chihuahua is a small dog that has long, silky hair. This breed is the smallest dog in the world. The price of this breed ranges from $650 to $1500 only. They require minimum maintenance, which is ideal for those who want to save money.
These low-cost dog breeds don’t eat much amount of food. Hence, the food budget is not a big problem. But, they can live from 12 up to 18 years.
Take note, these dogs may not be good to play with children. It would help if you were careful when you have a chihuahua because it is moody and warm-blooded. This type of dog can attack people or strangers when different factors trigger it.
10. Miniature Pinscher
A Miniature Pinscher is a dog breed that doesn’t require much grooming. This dog is ideal for those who don’t want to spend much time and money on grooming. Aside from that, they have a life span of 12 up to 18 years.
You can have this dog for only $500 to $1300. This breed’s personality may vary from one individual to another. But, it can be aggressive towards strangers and other dogs.
Additionally, this breed has a big and strong personality. A Miniature Pinscher likes to bark and chase the things that surround it. But despite its aggressive characteristic, it doesn’t require much exercise like other breeds.
11. Boston Terrier
The Boston Terrier price is ranging from $800 up to $1300. This dog breed is easy to take care of and doesn’t require much grooming. It is also peaceful to keep them inside the house because it rarely barks.
More so, these low-cost dog breeds have a life span of 12 up to 18 years. This breed can have different personality traits, such as being friendly, energetic, and shy.
But the downside is, this dog can cause you a huge amount of money in the future because of its health condition. So, you need to take care of this dog thoroughly due to its susceptibility to different sicknesses.
The Boston Terrier is easy to take care of and doesn’t require much grooming.
12. Pug
A Pug is a dog breed with an adorable wrinkly face, with a life span ranging from 12 to 15 years. The price of a pug puppy starts at $350 only. More so, these affordable puppy breeds require minimal grooming. They also don’t take much time for exercise and prefer to sleep on the couch.
But on the other hand, you might end up spending a lot of money on healthcare costs. This breed belongs to flat-faced dogs that are prone to various health issues.
13. Plott Hound
A Plott Hound is an excellent breed that you buy for around $275. This breed is one of the most affordable dog breeds that you can own. It has a life expectancy of between 12 to 14 years, and it needs minimal grooming.
Moreover, these breeds are hunting dog types. Therefore, you need to train and exercise them regularly. The training will help the dogs to stay healthy and active. Plott hound dogs are friendly towards children despite their hunting capabilities. But, you should not buy this breed if you are an apartment owner because of its big size.
14. Irish Terrier
An Irish Terrier is another low-cost dog breed that costs around $650. People often describe this breed as a friend of the farmer and a favorite pet of a gentleman. More so, these dogs are loyal to their owner and are generally courageous.
To emphasize, these breeds are great with families because they enjoy children’s company or playing outdoors. They can also serve as watchdogs for your family or house.
They also require minimal grooming needs. But still, you have to make sure that their coats are in good condition. Also, the life expectancy of these good fur friends is ranging from 13 to 14 years.
15. Schipperke
These small affordable puppy breeds can cost around $800 to $1100. Despite their small size, they are known as “little black devils” that rarely barks. They become aggressive towards small animals, such as rats, mice, moles, and vermin.
More so, these affordable puppy breeds are excellent watchdogs. For this reason, you need to provide them with much time for exercise and a wide playing area.
Schipperke is also easy to train and doesn’t regularly need fancy grooming, so you won’t have a hard time taking care of one.
16. American Hairless Terrier
An American Hairless Terrier is a dog breed that’s very affordable. You can purchase this small dog breed for only $900 to $1200. Since it is a small breed, you will not have big problems in feeding them.
There are kinds of American Hairless Terrier that have a short coat. For this reason, you cannot spend much amount of money on their grooming. These dogs are ideal pets for people that have fur allergies.
Remember, you have to keep these hairless dogs from the hot temperature. It would help if you also make sure that they are also safe from extremely cold weather.
17. Papillon
The Papillon dogs are available at the price of $400. Most people love them because they are loyal, sweet, and affectionate. Despite their small size and humble appearance, papillon breeds are great watchdogs.
Nonetheless, you need to have enough money as these breeds need regular grooming. Also, it would help if you brushed their coats regularly. Their ears are also prone to ear infections, therefore, you should clean them more often.
18. Harrier
With only $300, you can own a Harrier. It is one of the rarest dog breeds that will give you a lot of advantages. Take note, that even though this breed is rare, it will stay at an affordable price in the market.
The Harrier breed is another active type of dog. So, they need room for running and jumping around the house or in your yard. They also need a lot of time to exercise and play.
Additionally, despite their aggressive characteristic, the Harriers are sweet and affectionate. This breed is perfect for families that need a companion for their children.
19. Dachshund
Dachshunds are active small dog breeds. You can have this breed for a price ranging from $500 up to $1500 only. Dachshunds are also active dogs, but they only need a small playing space, which is an ideal offer.
Remember, these low-cost dog breeds come in three different coats. You may choose if you want a smooth, wire-haired, or long-haired dog. Take note, that each kind of coat requires a specific grooming maintenance type.
Some types require a professional groomer, and there are also types you can groom at your home.
More so, the dachshunds are healthy dog breeds with a lifespan of up to 15 years. For this reason, they are safe from various regular dog health issues, which is ideal for your budget.
20. English Setter
If you are looking for a dog for your family, English Setter is the best breed for you. You can purchase these affordable puppy breeds for only $350 with a life span of 10 up to 12 years. These breeds are ideal for families because of their low healthcare costs.
In addition, these breeds require regular bathing and brushing of coats. You need to ensure that they are well-brushed and clean to prevent tangles and mats.
21. Parson Russell Terrier
This breed is a small, clever, and friendly dog. It is ideal for families on a budget because it only costs $400 and it can also be a good companion for your kids.
More so, these dogs have low grooming needs, and they can be active indoors or outdoors. But you need to ensure that this dog has enough exercise to maintain its healthy condition.
More importantly, a Parson Russell Terrier doesn’t take much food since it is a small breed. But, you have to make sure that it will have a healthy diet plan.
22. Yorkshire Terrier
Yorkshire Terrier is another small dog breed. You can have these low-cost dog breeds for a price ranging from $800 up to $1500 only. To add to that, the budget for feeding this breed is not a big problem. You only have to provide this breed with less than a cup of food because of its size.
The Yorkshire Terrier Puppy price is affordable yet requires high maintenance. This dog may experience different psychological problems, such as separation anxiety issues.
Unlike other puppies, this breed needs a lot of attention to its coat resulting in higher grooming costs. This dog needs regular bathing and trimming of hair to ensure its visibility.
The Yorkshire Terrier Puppy price is affordable yet requires high maintenance.
What Makes A Dog Breed Affordable?
The cost of your potential pet depends on how much you will pay the dog from the breeder or shelter. This factor is the first consideration when looking for affordable dog breeds.
More so, it would help if you remembered these cost considerations when looking for low-cost dogs:
Cost of the food they eat
A healthy dog diet plan is a must to keep your pet well-fed. Remember, your choice of food for your pet can have an impact on its health. Withal, you have to be mindful in choosing expensive or cheaper dog foods for your fur friend.
Cost of their grooming needs
Some breeds require more than others to maintain that clean, doggy smell and fresh coat. Please take note of the type and length of fur they have. It would help if you also considered their grooming needs before buying affordable puppies.
How difficult they are to train
Dogs are not all created equal, and training some low-cost dog breeds can be a little more challenging than others. Some dogs require patience while still keeping the training sessions fun for both you and your pet.
Cost of buying puppies from a breeder
The cost of puppies from the breeder may vary depending on their qualifications. Also, the number of dogs they currently have can affect their price. Some breeds are more expensive than others, but there’s always the option to adopt an animal.
Susceptibility to health problems
Some low-cost dogs are more susceptible to certain health problems than others. You don’t want a pet that will die young or require expensive medical care in the future. So, do your research before adopting one of these dogs.
Consider Adopting a Dog
If your budget is not suitable for the prices of the breeders, then you should consider adopting from the shelter. Adopting a dog is quite cheaper than buying one that can go as low as $50. More so, the dogs from the shelter already have the first round of shots and neutering.
The majority of the canines at the shelter are mutts. These dogs have a higher level of resistance to potential health issues in the future. Withal, these canines are worth considering compared to the purebreds.
Furthermore, you may be able to locate the low-cost dog breeds from kill shelters. Aside from owning a dog, adopting can also save a life. Take note; a kill shelter has no time for training dogs. So, you must consider how much time is needed to train your new pup before adopting it.
Besides the time training, you still have to consider different factors. These factors will help you smoothen your dogs’ adoption process. You should not only consider the appearance of your potential dog. The health condition and grooming of the dog also matter.
Lastly, adopting a dog from shelters can give you a wide range of great selections. The canines from the animal shelters came from various breeds that you will not find anywhere.
Affordable Dog Breeds: FAQ
What is the cheapest dog breed in the United States?
The most affordable American puppy breeds are Beagles. This dog breed is perfect for you if you have a frugal budget. Aside from low purchasing prices, these breeds come with cheap maintenance requirements.
You may only spend a total of $7,700 for the lifetime healthcare costs of the beagles. Additionally, these breeds don’t need much food, yet they have strong health and you only need to spend a minimal amount on their grooming needs.
What is the cheapest small dog?
The cheapest small dog breed that you may purchase is the Chihuahua. These breeds are budget-friendly, as they have a low price and low maintenance needs. You may only spend around $23 for their average bathing costs.
To add to it, Chihuahuas are healthy dogs that can live up to 18 years. You may spend a minimum of $5 500 for their lifetime healthcare expenses and they also have low daily food intake. Indeed, it is an ideal small fur pet for your limited budget.
Is adopting better than buying?
Adopting an animal shelter is a better option if you would like to save money. For one, there are no costs for the puppy’s transportation and medical care. Buying from a breeder can cost you at least $300 while adopting is only $50.
Another thing, adopting from shelters can save lives. You can help in reducing the number of euthanized animals in shelters. Take note; you will not save only one animal life in adopting. As you adopted a dog from animal protections, there will be available space for a homeless animal.
What is the most expensive dog?
The Tibetan Mastiff is one of the most costly dogs. A golden Tibetan Mastiff in China was sold for $2 million. They require a lot of care and attention, which you cannot give them if you work all day.
They are considered to be the most expensive breed in the world for this breed has a lion’s blood and has a golden coat that you can sell in China. More so, they weigh nearly 200 pounds and height of 80 centimeters.
What dog breed lives the longest?
The Yorkshire Terriers, Chihuahuas, Dachshunds, Toy poodles, and Lhasa Apsos are small breeds that live longer. These breeds’ life expectancy can reach up to 20 years which is longer than the average 10-13 years.
Therefore, the smaller the size of the dog, the longer it can live. Take note, the 20 years have an equivalent to 140 years in the dogs’ time. Hence, a 20-year life is indeed a long lifespan for fur pets.
Whether you’re looking for low-cost dog breeds or affordable puppy breeds, remember that you always have a wide selection. For this reason, you have to consider different factors when choosing. Always consider what you can provide for them be it: the cost of their healthcare, grooming, food, and maintenance requirements.
Most and Least Expensive Dog Breeds: Costs and Details
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There are numerous factors to consider when picking the right dog breed, from temperament and activity level to tendency to shed. Be sure to add cost factors to that list, too.
While all dogs require you to set aside money for food, grooming and vet care, some breeds demand more from your wallet than others. Larger dogs, for example, require more food, and products that fit them often cost more. Breeds predisposed to certain illnesses and conditions also incur more vet bills or higher pet insurance costs, while dogs that need frequent grooming require more time and money to care for.
We at the Home Media review team break down these factors in this guide to the most and least expensive breeds. All cost information in this article is based on figures from PetBudget.
Most Expensive Dog Breeds
The larger the dog, the higher its monthly expenses will be. Most giant breeds live only eight to 10 years, so the overall ownership cost is lower than large breeds that live longer. Taking life expectancy into account, here are the five dog breeds with the highest total ownership costs*.
Giant schnauzer: $34,410 over 14 years
Goldendoodle: $32,675 over 13 years
Tibetan mastiff: $32,485 over 11 years
Black Russian terrier: $30,200 over 11 years
Labradoodle: $29,475 over 13 years
Giant Schnauzer
This breed is only “giant” in comparison to other schnauzers. Adults typically weigh 55 to 80 pounds but are highly active and may need up to 4 cups of food per day. You can expect to spend $290 per year on food and $345 on treats. Giant schnauzers are very intelligent but strong-willed and may become destructive when bored. Thus, they need plenty of exercise and mental stimulation. You’ll need to spend on toys and training to help with this.
Giant schnauzer puppies are hard to find and cost an average of $2,500. First-year costs for this breed, including supplies, training and vet visits, are about $5,940. Grooming is another substantial cost: A giant schnauzer has a double coat that must be hand-stripped every four to six months. Expect to pay about $650 per year for grooming.
Giant schnauzers are usually relatively healthy, though hip and joint problems, thyroiditis, and squamous cell carcinoma are possible. Vet visits will cost an average of $675 per year, plus any emergencies.
Giant schnauzers cost an average of $2,190 per year of adult life. Considering first-year costs and a lifespan of 14 years, that’s about $34,410, making the giant schnauzer the most expensive breed on our list.
Goldendoodle
It may surprise you to see this mixed breed on our list, but since the goldendoodle is a designer breed combining a golden retriever with a standard poodle, it’s fairly expensive. Puppies are easy to find, but a responsible breeder who knows how to pair dogs to lower the likelihood of hereditary illness will charge about $2,000 for a goldendoodle.
Food costs about as much as it would for a giant schnauzer, about $290 per year, as both breeds are similar in size and energy levels.
Goldendoodles don’t shed much, but they’ll need regular haircuts totaling about $710 annually. They are reasonably healthy, but like many large breeds, they’re prone to hip and elbow dysplasia. These genetic conditions can cause arthritis, joint pain and even paralysis. So expect to spend about $675 per year on vet bills.
First-year expenses for a goldendoodle puppy average about $5,675, and you can expect to pay roughly $2,250 annually after that. Over an average life expectancy of 13 years, this comes to about $32,675.
Tibetan Mastiff
The first truly giant breed on our list, Tibetan mastiffs are huge, hard-working guard dogs that can weigh up to 160 pounds. They eat 4 to 6 cups of food per day, or about 430 pounds per year, totaling $390 annually plus another $345 for treats.
Another considerable regular expense is professional grooming at about $900 per year. Mastiffs’ thick double coats form a lion-like mane around their neck and shoulders, which creates a striking appearance but requires frequent grooming to remain mat- and tangle-free.
Tibetan mastiffs are a somewhat rare breed. A puppy can cost anywhere from $1,800 to $4,500, though the average is $2,500. In 2011, a Tibetan mastiff named Big Splash sold for $1.5 million — at the time, the most expensive dog ever sold.
Even if you opt for a rescue dog with $500 in adoption fees, you’ll still need to pay yearly medical expenses of about $750. Hip and elbow dysplasia and other orthopedic conditions are concerns, as are hypothyroidism and canine inherited demyelinating neuropathy.
Total first-year costs for a Tibetan mastiff puppy add up to $6,235 since they cost so much to purchase and grow so quickly. These dogs also have the highest average yearly adult costs at about $2,625. However, since they live only about 11 years, their overall cost is $32,485, slightly lower than the goldendoodle.
Black Russian Terrier
The black Russian terrier is similar to the Tibetan mastiff in that it’s a giant breed with a high annual cost and a short life span. It’s also rare, with puppies costing around $2,000. You can expect to pay about $5,750 in the first year of ownership between food, training, medical bills and extra-large supplies.
Adult black Russian terriers can weigh up to 140 pounds and eat about $380 worth of food annually. Grooming their long double coats isn’t quite as hard as a Tibetan mastiff, but you’ll still pay about $730 per year for professional grooming. Black Russian terriers are fairly healthy, but there’s still the potential for elbow and hip dysplasia and an eye disease called progressive retinal apathy. Expect to pay about $750 per year in medical expenses.
Overall, an adult black Russian terrier costs about $2,445 per year, totaling $30,200 over an 11-year life span.
Labradoodle
Another hybrid breed rounds out our top five, thanks to the relatively high price of puppies (about $1,550) and longer life span. Because this mix of labrador retriever and standard poodle is a designer breed, there aren’t many in shelters. You’ll likely need to find a breeder and possibly join a waiting list. Expect to pay about $225 for the first year of food and $255 per year for food after that.
Labradors come in various coat textures and lengths, so grooming requirements depend on the individual labradoodle’s parentage but average about $650 per year. Most labradoodles grow to about 50 to 65 pounds, though some are bred smaller. Hip and elbow dysplasia are potential health concerns, as are epilepsy, diabetes and progressive retinal apathy. That said, labradoodles tend to gain some health benefits from their hybrid genetics, so medical costs will be about $625 per year.
A labradoodle puppy costs about $4,695 in the first year of ownership and $2,065 for each subsequent year. Assuming a lifespan of 13 years, this breed has a total ownership cost of about $29,475.
Least Expensive Dog Breeds
The least expensive dogs are typically miniature or toy breeds that require less food, smaller toys, less expensive preventive medication and simple grooming. Once again, these breeds cost less over an entire lifetime but don’t necessarily have the lowest monthly costs.
Japanese chin: $13,695 over 11 years
Boston terrier: $14,620 over 12 years
English toy spaniel: $14,980 over 11 years
Toy fox terrier: $15,255 over 14 years
Jack Russell terrier: $15,405 over 13 years
Japanese Chin
This tiny companion breed has the lowest overall cost of ownership. They make excellent apartment dogs, as adult Japanese chins weigh only 4 to 9 pounds and have relatively low energy levels. A purebred puppy costs an average of $1,650, though this is a popular breed, and you may be able to adopt a shelter dog at a lower cost. As with all breeds, you’ll pay the most in the first year of ownership: about $3,815 for food, supplies, vet bills and training.
Japanese chins consume only about 70 pounds of food per year, less than the adult weight of most of the dogs on our most expensive list. You’ll pay about $80 per year for food and $165 per year for professional grooming. Japanese chins are low-maintenance, so you may be able to do most of the grooming yourself with regular brushing.
Medical expenses will be a bit more at $465 per year. Like many miniature breeds, Japanese chins are prone to developing joint conditions called patellar luxation and Legg-Calve-Perthes disease, as well as heart and eye problems.
You’ll pay about $1,015 per year to own an adult Japanese chin, totaling $13,695 over an average 11-year life span. This is less than half of what you’ll pay for many large and giant breeds.
Boston Terrier
Playful, affectionate Boston terriers are small dogs rather than toy or miniature, weighing 10 to 25 pounds in adulthood. They’re economical because of their popularity and low purchase price. You can find a Boston terrier puppy for an average of $850. Food will cost about $110 per year for a puppy and $105 per year for an adult dog, plus another $150 for treats.
Boston terriers are some of the easiest dogs to keep clean and groomed with their short, smooth coats and minimal shedding. Professional grooming will cost about $135 per year if you choose to use it.
Boston terrier’s extremely short snout and protruding eyes mean they’re prone to several head and eye problems, including brachycephalic syndrome, corneal ulcers and cherry eye. This makes medical costs relatively high for a small breed at about $590 per year.
Expect to pay $3,455 for your first year of Boston terrier ownership and $1,015 for every subsequent year. Over 12 years, this will run you about $14,620.
English Toy Spaniel
English toy spaniels are the miniature cousins of the popular Cavalier King Charles spaniel, weighing only about 8 to 14 pounds in adulthood. These are easygoing dogs that prefer cuddling on the couch over long walks. They’re expensive to buy, at an average of $2,500, and they’re fairly difficult to find in the United States. This means their overall cost for the first year of ownership is particularly steep at $4,680.
After that, you’ll need to pay only about $80 per year for food and $180 for professional grooming. Despite its long, wavy coat, the English toy spaniel’s preference for a calm, indoor life means that grooming is fairly easy.
Like the Boston terrier, this breed is prone to hereditary health conditions affecting their eyes, hearts and joints. Vet bills will cost about $465 annually, barring severe health problems.
You’ll typically pay $1,030 per year for an English toy spaniel, totaling $14,980 over 11 years.
Toy Fox Terrier
Toy fox terriers are now mostly companion dogs, but they were originally bred to hunt small game such as rats and squirrels. They’re intelligent little balls of energy that require a decent amount of exercise. However, at a minuscule 3 to 7 pounds, a short walk for you is much longer for them. Toy fox terrier puppies aren’t easy to find, but they typically cost only about $800. Their first-year costs are similarly low at $3,165.
Toy fox terriers are even easier to groom than the Boston terrier, and you’ll only pay about $105 per year for professional grooming of their short, fine coats. Food is similarly inexpensive at $55 annually; adult dogs only need about 50 pounds of dry food annually.
Vet visits will come out to about $465 per year. Toy fox terriers are very healthy but are somewhat prone to allergies, patellar luxation and dental disease.
This breed has one of the lowest per-month costs: An adult toy fox terrier only costs about $91 per month or $930 per year. However, they have a longer life span at an average of 14 years, so you can expect to pay about $15,255 in total.
Jack Russell Terrier
Although Jack Russell terriers weigh only 13 to 17 pounds, they have the energy level of a much bigger dog. Their intense and mischievous nature is usually better suited to experienced pet parents than first-time owners. You’ll pay an average of $1,000 for a puppy.
Jack Russell terriers are low-maintenance when it comes to health, grooming and food. Quality dry food costs about $80 per year, plus another $150 for treats. Regular brushing will often keep this breed clean, but if they have a rough coat, they may need to be professionally stripped twice per year. This will only cost about $135 annually.
Jack Russell’s health care costs are similar to other dogs of this size at $465 per year. However, patellar luxation, Legg-Calve-Perthes disease and glaucoma are known to occur in this breed.
The first year of Jack Russell terrier ownership will cost you about $3,585, but subsequent years will cost only $985. Altogether, this breed costs about $15,405 over 13 years.
Costs Related to Dog Health
One way to reduce the cost of vet bills is by getting a pet insurance plan. Although these plans don’t cover everything, they reimburse you for unexpected occurrences such as accidents and illness. You pay a regular monthly premium to the insurance provider. If your dog experiences a covered health problem, you’ll pay the vet and be totally or partially reimbursed by the provider.
The most common pet insurance plans cover accidents and/or illnesses. Accidents include injuries, choking and ingesting toxic substances. Illnesses include most contagious and hereditary conditions, as well as diagnostic tests, X-rays and medication.
Some providers also offer wellness plans that include preventive care for regular checkups, vaccinations and flea and heartworm medication. Preexisting conditions and eventualities, such as pregnancy and elective procedures, are typically excluded, but expensive, chronic conditions like hip dysplasia are covered after a specific waiting period.
The best pet insurance plans cover both expected and unexpected expenses. Here are some common canine health care costs that often fall under these plans, though you’ll want to check the specifics of coverage for each plan you consider.
Dental care: A full canine dental cleaning, recommended every six months to a year, requires anesthesia and usually takes at least 45 minutes. These can cost $500 to $2,000 or more, not including X-rays.
Lab tests: Exact costs depend on the type of tests, and you may receive a price break for scheduling several tests at once. One lab charges anywhere from $9 for routine calcium tests to $132 for pesticide toxicology tests.
Preventive medication and supplements: All dogs need heartworm and flea prevention medications. The annual cost for these ranges from $155 to $220 for miniature breeds to $350 to $600 for giant breeds.
Routine veterinary visits: Annual physical exams for an adult dog typically cost $125 to $265 regardless of size and breed, though additional tests or vaccines cost extra.
Vaccines: Costs depend on the type of vaccine, though a cluster of annual boosters usually costs around $80. Other vaccines may be necessary for dogs who may encounter ticks or wildlife or dogs who are regularly boarded.
Other Common Costs of Owning a Dog
Health care is far from the only expense when it comes to taking care of a dog. Here are some other common costs you’ll encounter.
Boarding and pet sitters: If you need to go out of town and can’t take your dog, you’ll need to board them at a kennel ($25 to $85 per night) or with a pet sitter ($45 to $75 per night).
Collars and leashes: Collars cost anywhere from $5 to $40, depending on quality and size. Leashes add another $5 to $20. Some dogs will need to be walked on harnesses, which vary in price from $15 to $50.
Daycare and walking: To keep your dog comfortable and socialized when you aren’t home during the day, it’s usually a good idea to sign them up for doggie daycare ($40 to $280 per day) or schedule a dog walker ($15 to $25 per walk) a few times per week.
Food and treats: This can range from $80 for food and $150 for treats for a miniature breed to $390 for food and $345 for treats for a giant breed. Nutrient-dense puppy food often costs more.
Grooming: Costs depend on the dog’s size and the length and texture of its fur, ranging from $25 to $200 per visit. Nail trimming and ear cleaning may or may not be included.
Toys and recreation: Smaller toys cost less, so you might spend $30 per year on toys for a miniature breed or $150 per year for a giant breed.
Training classes: Basic obedience lessons can cost $700 to $1,200, depending on the number of classes and whether they’re private or group classes.
All dogs require investing money as well as time and attention. However, budget is rarely the best deciding factor when determining what kind of dog you want as your companion. The cheapest dog might not suit your personality and lifestyle. Instead, consider some general trends: The most expensive breeds are large, difficult to groom and have substantial health problems. The least expensive are small, short-haired and healthy.
Though health is difficult to plan for, it’s a good idea to look into the conditions and illnesses that typically affect your chosen breed. If you don’t plan on adopting, you should pick a reputable, ethical breeder who will know how to minimize hereditary health problems.
Finally, you can lower your vet costs by opting for a pet insurance plan that covers accidents, illnesses and routine vet visits. At the very least, you’ll be able to plan your budget around a set monthly payment and avoid large, unexpected vet bills.
What is the cheapest mixed breed dog?
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How much does the cheapest dog breed cost?
The average purchase price of the Czech Terrier is only $400, making it one of the most affordable dogs to buy. The minimum potential health care costs for this terrier, with a life expectancy of 12 to 15 years, average $1,500. The cost of grooming a Czech Terrier can be more expensive than other breeds: around $57 per session.
How much does a mixed breed dog cost?
What is the average price for a puppy purchased from a breeder? Backyard Breeder: $300 to $3,000 or more depending on how popular the breed or mix is. Reputable breeder: $1,800 to $3,000 or so, depending on how popular the breed is and how difficult it is to breed.
Which puppy is the cheapest?
6 cheapest dog breeds
American Foxhound. Although there are English Foxhounds that are said to cost around $100 per puppy, we choose Americans because we can. …
Black and tan raccoon dog. …
Rat Terrier. …
Miniature Pinscher. …
Dachshund. …
Golden Retriever.
What is the cheapest pet?
The cheapest pets
Hermit crab. They may not be the most cuddly option on the list, but hermit crabs can make great pets if you’re looking for an inexpensive, unpretentious, and laid-back companion. …
Goldfish. …
Budgerigar. …
Leopard gecko. …
Guinea pig. …
Ants.
How much does a chihuahua cost?
Typically, the average price of a Chihuahua puppy from a reputable breeder is between $800 and $2,500, while a high quality Chihuahua puppy can cost $3,500 or more. Their price depends on the age, sex, quality, pedigree and location of the puppy’s breeder.
How much money is a puppy?
For a puppy, and especially a purebred puppy, this cost can be anywhere from $200 to $500. Of course, you know that royalties go to a good cause. In addition, there is no stress bargaining. Microchipping and neutering/neutering, as well as all required vaccinations, are usually included.
How much does a Husky puppy cost?
A purebred, show quality Siberian Husky puppy can cost anywhere from $975 to $2,500. Puppies purchased as pets will be slightly cheaper, around $600 to $1,300. Puppies between eight and twelve weeks of age will be the most expensive, and then their price decreases with age.
What is the cheapest small dog?
25 most affordable inexpensive dog breeds
Mutt. Balls are mixed breed dogs. …
Puggle. The Puggle is a relatively new breed, resulting from a cross between a Beagle and a Pug. …
Beagle. Beagles are short-haired dogs with minimal grooming needs. …
American Hairless Terrier. …
Chinese Crested Hairless. …
Chihuahua. …
Foxhound. …
8. Rat Terrier.
What is the cheapest purebred dog?
Cheap dogs: 10 most inexpensive dogs
Greyhound. According to the National Greyhound Adoption Program (NGAP), these super-sleek dogs are maintenance-free. …
Bull Terriers. …
Weimaraner. …
Collie. …
Beagle. …
Chihuahua. …
Dachshund. …
Bichon Frize.
What is the cutest dog in the world?
30 cutest dog breeds
Yorkshire Terrier. These little dogs are hard to resist. …
French Bulldog. You have to love these puppies with big eyes that never get tired of playing. …
Golden Retriever. No wonder golden retrievers are so popular! …
Dachshund. …
Samoyed. …
Cairn Terrier. …
Shiba Inu. …
Pomeranian.
What is the cheapest animal to adopt?
You can easily get a pair of guinea pigs or rats for less than $50 – and you’ll need at least two, as they love company. Bunnies are cute too, but they will cost you more. Full of personality, guinea pigs make great pets for children and live an average of five to seven years.
According to the 2011-2012 American Pet Products Association survey, the top eight small pets are rabbits, hamsters, guinea pigs, mice/rats, gerbils, chinchillas, and ferrets. Here is a brief overview of the possibilities of each type of animal in relation to children.
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Top 10 Most Expensive Dog Breeds
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Buying a dog is a responsible business, therefore, so that you do not make a mistake in your choice, we have compiled our Top 10 Most Expensive Dog Breeds rating.
Top 10 Most Expensive Dog Breeds
A dog is not a cheap pleasure. With the advent of a pet, dog food, toys, shampoos and other hygiene products, as well as monthly trips to the veterinarian, will have to be included in the expense column. However, the biggest expense will be the dog itself, especially if you want to take it not from a shelter, but from a kennel.
Pedigree dogs, like works of art, can lose or gain in price depending on demand, popularity and individual qualities. Based on all of these factors, we decided to compile our rating of “Top 10 Most Expensive Dog Breeds”.
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Breed: Saluki
Description: One of the oldest dog breeds. Often it is called the “King of Egypt”, since the first mention of this breed appeared during the time of the pharaohs. The main qualities: beauty, speed and endurance – therefore, often the Bedouins took the Saluki to hunt for hares, gazelles, rabbits and foxes. Saluki was the most valuable asset after the Arabian horse and was considered a member of the family. Now the cost of an animal varies from $2000 to $4000. Main disadvantage: very active.
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Breed: Rottweiler
Description: Originally bred to carry goods. Later, Rottweilers began to be used in grazing and for protection. They are very smart and strong, patient and devoted. At one time, individuals of this breed served in the police and helped the blind, but due to increased aggression, when someone encroaches on their territory, they were suspended from work. You can buy a puppy of this breed at a price of $2,000 to $6,000.
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Breed: Pharaoh Hound (Pharaoh Hound)
Description: The first mention of Pharaoh Hounds appeared 5000 years ago. But do not think that they appeared in Egypt – this is a hoax! This breed was bred in Malta. And the name “Pharaoh’s dog” was given largely because of their external resemblance to the god of Egypt – Anubis, athletic physique and intelligence. Remarkably, unlike all other dogs, their ears and nose turn red. The maximum cost is $6500.
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Breed: Chow Chow
Description: If you are fascinated by this fluffy creature, then be prepared to shell out $3,000 to $8,500 for it. Having brought him into the house, he will instantly become a favorite in the family for his affectionate and gentle disposition. But strangers will be treated with apprehension and caution. The Chow Chow breed originated in China and has its roots in wild wolves. Due to their stubbornness and laziness, these dogs are often compared to cats.
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Breed: English Bulldog
Description: Recognizing an English Bulldog out of a thousand other dogs is easy. Not surprisingly, this breed was chosen as the mascot of Great Britain during the Second World War. The porcelain figurine of a bulldog even appeared in the latest Bond series. Now it is a very harmless animal, which, having become attached to a person, will not want to take a step without him. But not so long ago it was distinguished by a nasty and aggressive character, since the breed was bred to participate in dog fights. Cost: from $3000 to $9000.
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Breed : Samoyed (Samoyed)
Description: The breed got its name from the Samoyed tribe in Siberia, where huskies grazed and guarded deer herds. Often they were harnessed to a sled. Samoyeds are very smart and cunning, learn quickly, and at the same time immensely devoted to their owners. ($4,000 – $11,000).
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Breed: Cavalier King Charles Spaniel
Description: If you are willing to pay $2,000 to $14,000, then the Cavalier King Charles Spaniel is your dog. She is especially popular in the UK due to her smooth coat and sweet personality. In most cases, families who already have children buy her, since it is unusual for her to be jealous of anyone. This variety of spaniel quickly adapts to any conditions, but, as a rule, is less tenacious and prone to many diseases.
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Breed: German Shepherd
Description: The German Shepherd appeared relatively recently: in 1899. She was bred specifically for shepherd and service-search work. She is very smart and quick to learn, which is why she is so often seen in the police or military service. If you keep at home, then you need to work with her daily and walk a lot. The price for a purebred trained puppy can be $24,000.
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Breed: Czechoslovakian Wolfdog
Description: Another young breed of dog that originated in 1955 as a result of crossing the shepherd dog and the Carpathian wolf. The purpose of this experiment is to develop a completely new breed that would be distinguished by the endurance of a wolf and the trainability of a shepherd dog. To this day, these dogs are used in search and rescue and protective guard service. You can also keep a Czechoslovakian Wolfdog at home. But keep in mind that the price for such living creatures can reach more than $50,000.
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Breed: Tibetan Mastiff
Description: Mastiffs were first mentioned in ancient times. In these legends, the power and spirit of this strong animal were praised. One of the tallest breeds, some individuals can reach 77 cm at the withers and an average weight of 70 kg. An excellent guard dog, which at the same time is able to get along well with everyone in the family. Tibetan mastiff becomes the most expensive dog breed after someone bought a puppy for $1. 9million. The initial price for a mastiff is $2000 and up to infinity.
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In recent years, the popularity of decorative dogs has grown exponentially. High demand, unfortunately, gives rise to a huge number of unscrupulous breeders whose goal is to make a profit at any cost. Having decided to buy a purebred dog, take your time and think over your every step so as not to be left in your arms with a mestizo or a sick animal.
Why buy a dog with a pedigree?
Pedigree puppies are puppies with documents of origin (metric). A dog is not purebred if it does not have a pedigree. Without documents of origin, it is impossible to be sure that the puppy’s parents are exactly the dogs that you are shown.
As a rule, litters are not issued by those people who cannot get access to breeding for their dogs. And this means that the puppy’s parents have significant shortcomings (disqualifying defects) that are inherited and negatively affect the health of the offspring. Standard excuse: “We didn’t want to deal with paperwork,” at 90% of cases – a hoax, as registration of a litter does not take much time and money.
Is it possible to buy a thoroughbred puppy cheaply?
It takes a huge amount of effort, money and time to grow a litter, and therefore a puppy (especially a decorative breed), born from two high-quality sires, simply cannot be cheap. If you are offered a “super” puppy for a penny, most likely, the puppy has a lot of vices, and it will not grow out of the dog you dream of.
How can I save money on buying a puppy?
Many nurseries provide the opportunity to save a little on the purchase. If the puppy is purchased as a pet, ie. there are no plans for exhibitions and matings, you can buy a dog at a slightly lower price, but without documents. Those. the litter is registered, the puppy has a metric and a brand, but the documents remain with the breeder. As a rule, two prices are indicated on the website of such a cattery (for example, 25,000 and 20,000). But if the main thing that worries a person is the question: “where can I buy a puppy as cheaply as possible?”, Perhaps he does not realize all the responsibility and is not ready for the appearance of a baby in the house.
Where can I get a puppy?
Don’t step on the rake that all inexperienced dog breeders “kick” with amazing constancy. You can’t just decide “I want to buy a puppy” and immediately go to the nearest pet store. The choice of a four-legged family member must be approached responsibly, realizing the existing risks.
Professional kennel
The kennel is the best place to buy a puppy. A professional breeder is a person with an education (cynologist, zoologist or veterinarian) who knows exactly how to breed dogs, taking into account anatomical features, how to properly grow a litter, how to avoid many mistakes when breeding. The kennel does not exist on its own, it is part of a cynological organization (for Russia, RKF or SKOR). The breeder pays dues, his actions are controlled.
If you decide to take a puppy from a kennel, contact the best breeder in your area, a well-known person with a name and a good reputation. In this case, the risk of buying a sick or defective puppy is minimized. Even if the baby has any flaws, a conscientious breeder will always point out them when examining the litter, because. cheating the buyer is a direct way to the black list in certain circles.
The main selection criteria for a breeder are his experience and achievements. The longer the cattery exists, the more professionally a person approaches issues related to breeding. The more titled dogs in the kennel, the more respect the breeder deserves (it takes a huge amount of money and time to get the title, which means that the breeder does not just produce puppies for sale, but really improves the breed).
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Many owners get offspring from their dogs, participate in exhibitions, are actually breeders (their name is indicated in the “breeder” column in the documents for the puppy), but do not register a kennel or kennel attachment and do not have a special education. Pedigree puppies bought from such people are often somewhat cheaper than in kennels, but it is important to find an honest, conscientious seller, and not a breeder who saves on growing a litter. Turning to a private trader, ask him who oversees the factory activities. If you don’t trust the breeder helping you raise the litter, don’t buy. If the amateur doesn’t have professional support, you run the risk of acquiring a puppy from poor-quality parents, a half-breed, or an improperly raised baby (and mistakes made in breeding often lead to serious health problems in the future).
Pet shop, bird market, subway crossing, etc.
Pedigree puppies, sitting in a pet shop enclosure or in a colorful basket on the “Bird”, cause people to feel pity, an irresistible desire to take the baby home, feed and warm. In no case do not give in to a momentary impulse. If, being in such a place, the thought occurs to you: “I want to get a puppy here and now” – take your feet! You cannot buy a dog in such a place, even if it seems to you that the seller is a very decent person, and the baby is completely healthy. A responsible breeder will never, under any circumstances, take babies to a public place for sale! Litter must be kept warm and clean, in compliance with hygienic standards, and in this case this is not possible. Shops and markets are visited by a variety of people, puppies are under stress, surrounded by billions of viruses. By buying a puppy in such a place, you risk, at best, becoming the owner of a mestizo with fake documents, and at worst, a chronically ill dog that will need to be treated for many years.
Which puppy to choose? “Sofa” dog or breeding sire
For convenience of choice, breeders divide all puppies into three classes: pet, breed and show.
Pet-class are puppies with disqualifying defects, which should not be allowed for breeding. It is impossible to register a litter born from such a dog. The vices can be different – cryptorchidism, non-standard color, blue eyes, malocclusion, twisted tail and much more. Such puppies can be wonderful pets, but when buying a pet-class dog, you need to be aware that this is a “sofa” dog that will be just a member of the family. If you decide to take a puppy from a kennel, you can, without fear of fraud, choose a pet-class puppy – a conscientious breeder will explain to you exactly what shortcomings this dog has and how they affect (if they do) its physiological state.
Breed class are standard dogs that do not have outstanding external data. The vast majority of dogs sold belong to the breed class. With such a dog, you can participate in exhibitions, with due diligence you can even get titles, if you wish, you can participate in breeding, but you should not dream of constant victories and serious regalia. The breed class is the best choice for an owner who wants to have a beautiful dog that fully meets the standard, and admits the possibility that in the future he will want to have offspring from his dog.
“Show” class is almost ideal, a combination of excellent external data and temperament suitable for exhibitions. “Show” dogs must have a strong psyche, non-aggressive character, they are sociable, self-confident and easy to train. It is quite difficult to buy a really “show” class dog, since breeders either keep such stars for themselves or sell them in safe hands, always with the prospect of exhibition and breeding activities. To become the owner of a real “show” dog, a person will have to prove to the breeder that he is the one who deserves it. Most dogs that are sold as “show” are actually “bred” dogs. A “show” dog cannot be cheap. Such puppies are sold at the age of 5-7 months, since no breeder can understand what will grow out of a two-month-old puppy, that is, to say that this baby is a “show” dog. If you decide to buy a show star, be sure to seek help from a breed specialist.
Regardless of what class of dog you decide to buy, before going to the breeder, you must carefully study the standard. Not just to read, but to penetrate, to disassemble incomprehensible moments. The best way is to select several photos of the dogs you like on the net and apply the standard to them in order to see firsthand what a dog is in the standard, what certain faults look like, what disqualifying vices look like. Then, during the purchase, you will be able to “impose” a standard on the puppy you like and identify all inconsistencies, as well as determine their degree.
How do you know if a puppy is healthy?
A healthy baby is primarily active and cheerful. He has clear eyes, no nasal discharge, and neither sneezes nor coughs. The puppy smells good, the anus is clean, without traces of feces. A swollen tight tummy is a sign of helminthic invasion, black or grayish crumbs in the coat are traces of fleas. Read more about the health of puppies and external signs of disease in the article “How to choose a healthy puppy.”
Contact the breeder
Feel free to ask the breeder questions. Be interested in everything that worries you – the success of your parents, issues of feeding and education, prospects for the future. The breeder is always happy to answer any question. Ask to point out the puppy’s shortcomings – this is a very good question that will immediately dot the “and”. If the breeder is a conscientious and honest person, he will always tell you in detail not only about what a wonderful baby is in front of you, but also about what flaws he has (and any dog has them!).
Some breeders behave as if they are torturing a prisoner – they “throw” questions, sometimes not quite decent ones (for example, they are interested in the level of family income, living conditions). The breeder may ask if there are children in the family, where the puppy will sleep, if there are other pets – do not feel embarrassed, answer honestly. So the breeder is trying to figure out if you are the right “parent” for his baby.
A real breeder will always advise the buyer in matters of feeding, raising and keeping a puppy. Don’t turn down help, these tips are priceless! Listen carefully and remember all recommendations.
A good breeder is your best friend. He will always help with deed and advice. Feel free to ask for help, because your puppy was once born in his house, the breeder has invested in him a huge amount of mental and physical strength. Do not disappear even after the purchase, call the breeder at least occasionally, talk about the fate of the baby, send photos by e-mail – thank the person in this way, thanks to whom a small woolen miracle appeared in your life.
Paper question
When the happy moment has come and you realize that this particular puppy is only yours, it’s time to start paperwork. The first thing you should do is compare the brand on the puppy with the brand number on the metric. Branding is an integral part of the registration of the litter. Without a stigma, documents for a dog are invalid. If you are offered a puppy with documents, but without a stigma, you are being deceived! The metric (puppy card) must be completed in your name. Check the date of birth, puppy’s name, breeder’s name.
Important: metric is exchanged for a pedigree at the RKF office or through the club at any time convenient for the owner, but this must be done before the dog is 15 months old.
Together with the metric, the breeder must give the owner a veterinary passport with an empty column “owner of the dog”. Make sure that the veterinary passport contains data on vaccinations, the clinic’s seal and the doctor’s signature.
In addition, you will need to sign a sales contract, which must be completed in duplicate. Read the contract in full! The document contains all the data of the puppy, his parents, breeder and yours, as well as the terms of sale (including the cost). A copy of the breeder’s passport (first page) is attached to the contract, and the owner provides the breeder with a copy of his passport. Some breeders also offer to sign a puppy transfer act – a document confirming that the breeder received the money, and the owner took the baby.
When choosing a puppy, the main thing is not to rush. A dog is not an accessory that can be thrown away just because it doesn’t match the color of the eyes. Buying a dog, you change your destiny and determine the fate of the four-legged crumbs – realize this even before you go to the kennel. It is better to look for “your” dog for several months than to buy the first baby that comes across, because he is cute.
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Going down the glass elevator, you can go through a transparent tunnel, looking at the fish swimming above. And in the natural science part of the Kimball Museum, among other interesting exhibits, the skeletons of a giant tyrannosaurus rex and a blue whale attract special attention. 
No wonder the Exploratorium is so popular with all the kids. 
This is one of the popular attractions of the city, attracting not only adults but also children. The exhibition center introduces visitors to the underwater inhabitants of the San Francisco Bay and talks about the negative impact of human activity on its ecology. The Maritime Center, located in a two-story building, is divided into three zones. 
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On the way to the peaks of Twin Peaks, you can see a lot of interesting things. 
Initially, the art gallery was located in the building of the House of Veterans of the War Memorial. In 1995, the San Francisco Museum of Modern Art moved into a new original building designed by Swiss architect Mario Botta. 
Instead, beautiful natural and seascapes, the Golden Gate Bridge panorama, as well as the relaxing sound of the ocean waves await you. 
Swimming school La Petite Baleen is open for children. 
I went for a walk with my daughter and there, communicating with other mothers, I received more help than I could have imagined. Random people gave us good advice, which we used and which made our lives easier. 
Bridget recalls that Milla’s second word after “mother” was “wawa” (this is the German interpretation of the word “puppy”). The dog travels with them all over the world and gets used to any new home, as long as the owners are nearby. 
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This is a program adapted to the present by the great teacher Konstantin Ushinsky. 
It is a colossal task to find such a teacher, especially for elementary grades. But we found it! We look forward to seeing him next year, hopefully we will. Especially since he is an experienced teacher. 
Under the tsar, there were male and female gymnasiums, this was explained by the fact that different knowledge is needed for a productive stay in society. Girls were prepared for marriage and motherhood, boys were taught a much wider range of subjects and sciences. In 1918, universal equality was constitutionally enshrined, and the schools became mixed. In 1943, the goal was again returned to separate training. The image of a working mother and defender of the Fatherland was brought up in accordance with the era. It lasted until 1954 years old, then co-education returned to schools again and for many years became the main principle of school education. The first division of modern time is attributed to the 90s of the 20th century. True, now such educational institutions provide classes for boys and girls separately, but within the walls of one institution. Extra-curricular activities for them are held jointly. An example of separate education was the cadet classes of schools, but over time they also became mixed.
In this case, they should not be confused with the cadet corps, Suvorov and Nakhimov schools. By the way, in Europe and the USA, elite education is always separate. 
While everything is at the level of intuition. For example, boys need to give the subject more figuratively, show more than tell. 
The child knows that on Monday they have calligraphy, on Tuesday – written work, dictations, on Wednesday they will study grammar, on Thursday – editing the text, and on Friday they will work out everything they have learned in a week. Difficulty builds up gradually. 
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For this role, Keelan was awarded the prize of the Pollygrind Film Festival (Las Vegas, 2010).
His mother encouraged him to write down his stories. In high school, Keelan’s English teacher Mr. Lake became interested in Keelan’s work and advised him to choose a literary career.
His stepson is currently serving in the military. In his free time, Keelan likes to travel by car, visit old pubs, play with his dog of an incomprehensible breed named Red, watch movies or play video games.
Burke was educated at Ballitor Boarding School and then at Trinity College, Dublin. Initially he intended to go through the judicial line and in 1750 he moved to London to enter the Middle Temple barristers’ school. 
At one time, she made an impression on D. Diderot, I. Kant and G. E. Lessing and created a reputation for the author among writers, and also played an important role in his political career. 
But his writings brought almost no income; in addition, in 1757 Burke married Jane Mary Nugent and soon became the father of two sons. So in 1759 he entered the service as private secretary to William Gerard Hamilton. When Hamilton became chief secretary to the Lord Lieutenant of Ireland, Burke had to spend the winters of 1761 and 1763 in Dublin, where he gained his first political experience. In 1765 a violent quarrel with Hamilton followed. At thirty-seven, Burke was out of work, and his income fell to 100 pounds a year, which he received working on Year register . Nevertheless, he accepted without enthusiasm the offer to become the personal secretary of the young Marquess of Rockingham, who in July 1765 became the first Lord of the Treasury (in fact, Prime Minister). Since that time, Burke’s political career began. At the end of 1765, with the help of the Earl of Verney, he became a member of the House of Commons for the district of Wendover. His first speeches at the beginning of 1766 were an extraordinary success.
Within weeks, Burke had established a reputation as one of the leading parliamentary politicians. 
He won his first success in this field with pamphlet Thoughts on the Cause of the Present Discontents (1770), a declaration of the political principles of the Rockingham Whigs. This document contains a famous definition of a political party and a defense of its role in government. Speculation about the “double cabinet” and, in general, about the activities of the “friends of the king”, as the politicians under the control of George III were called, was regarded by twentieth-century historians as unrealistic. 
This can be done, he believed, only by studying the peculiarities of local political life and building a political line accordingly. England, Burke wrote, had gained a great deal from the trade with America, and she would receive no less even if she took not a single shilling in taxes from her. This political philosophy failed to convince the English parliament of that time, although in 19and 20 centuries. many researchers admired Burke’s insight. 
Burke lost his seat in Parliament for Bristol in 1780 and subsequently represented the district of Malton, which was under the control of Lord Rockingham and the Earl of Fitzwilliam. 
His family life was unusually happy. The estate at Beaconsfield was a source of joy to him. He loved guests and took a break from politics by doing agricultural work. 
His main efforts in the 1780s were aimed at investigating the activities of the East India Company, which led to the resignation in 1787 of the Governor-General of Bengal, Warren Hastings, and a seven-year trial. Burke himself repeated many times that “Indian” works are the main work of his life. However, modern historians are less interested in this stage of his political activity than in other aspects of it. It is generally accepted that Burke was extremely unfair to Hastings. But time dictated its conditions. It was necessary to draw public attention to the moral problems of imperial rule, and only a demand for resignation could somehow contribute to the reform. And if British rule in India at 19in. became more scrupulous than in the 18th century, this is partly Burke’s merit. 
In November 1790, with the sympathies of the British still on the side of the revolutionaries, he published his Reflections on the Revolution in France , a pamphlet of more than 400 pages, in which he dealt with the main political principles of the revolution. Burke was ill-informed about what was going on in France; in any case, he was primarily concerned with the impact of “French principles” on English citizens. 
He believed that only the action of divine providence could explain the great historical changes. 
William Hazlitt, Matthew Arnold and Leslie Stephen unanimously call Burke the master of English prose. Reflections are the most striking manifestation of his talent. 
Burke’s correspondence during these years is more intense than at any other period of his life. Those who thought he was out of the game were wrong. The young Duke of Bedford at the end of 1795 spoke unfriendly in the House of Lords about Burke and the size of his pension. With his answer – the famous Letter to a Noble Lord – Burke dealt a crushing blow to the duke. This letter is considered by some historians to be “the most delightful riposte in the history of English literature”. 
This work was never completed, but was published as a fragment after Burke’s death. In Burke’s Works , the first letter is in fourth place. The letters that today are called the first and second (actually two parts of a single whole) were published in the autumn of 1796 under the title Two letters addressed to a Member of the present Parliament regarding proposals for peace with the Regicide Directory of France ( Two Letters… on Proposals for Peace with the Regicide Directory of France ). The letter now called the third (written last), like the fourth, is in the nature of a fragment and was published in 1797 after the death of the author. 
Here, for example: why did Edmund Burke consider his contemporaries – the French revolutionaries, with Robespierre at the head, scoundrels and non-humans? Because… 
And for several decades, a member of parliament, a secretary to the prime minister and others, recognized as the best orator in the country, in general – Edmund Burke, spoke in parliament, published pamphlets, wrote letters – and he was listened to. To such an extent that it was Burke, at first almost alone, who persuaded England to declare war on revolutionary France (at first many sympathized with her). How that war ended is known – Waterloo and the capture of Napoleon. Even after the death of our hero. 
Legacy is complex. Because Burke did not consider himself a philosopher, he did not write huge books like those of Kant, Hegel or Marx. Seriously, he has only one book (“A Philosophical Inquiry into the Origin of Our Ideas of the High and the Beautiful”). And the second and most famous – “Reflections on the Revolution in France” – is a revised collection of pamphlets, letters and speeches. In general, Burke is a bit like Lenin, his ideology is scattered throughout polemical fights with opponents, speeches, letters. 
Yes, only Burke and his associates in England just limited the power of the king and recognized the right of America to secede from the empire. Yes, and modern politics has clearly shown us that talk about “freedom-loving people fighting against dictatorship” is always an ideological fake. There is no such opposition. 
And he’s right. Any revolution destroys dissenters, redistributes property and always lies en masse. 
This is when they think that everything new that replaces the old is necessarily better than the old, and therefore people are not sorry if they stand in the way of the new. But this – if not stopped – will never end, because something even newer will come next … Like the “permanent revolution”, beloved by comrade Trotsky. 
Liberal values can be clearly listed and millions can be killed for them. Conservatism, on the other hand, is a kind of unusual ideological emptiness against the backdrop of a liberal-revolutionary overabundance of ideas. The emptiness is because a person as such, a nation as the personification of common habits and beliefs acquired over the centuries – they are all different, after all. Under a single set of artificial ideas are not adjusted. 
After all, even you would salivate if you were sniffing the aroma of your favorite meal!
One great way to do this is pop a teething ring in the fridge for a few hours. Make sure it’s not frozen, though, as this may cause cold burns on your baby’s mouth and gums. Just keep the teething ring nice and cool and your baby can safely relieve those sore gums.
In fact, it’s a common remedy that is also used by the elderly and children with special needs who have the same problem.
A stomach-down sleeping position may cause his pillows, blankets and jammies to get all soaked!
It’s best just to experiment with this, however. Some babies are able to drink from straws as early as four months, while others don’t learn until they’re two years old. If your baby doesn’t know what to do with it yet, he’s probably not ready.
One of saliva’s main functions is to protect the mouth from bacterial invaders. Keeping it clean and relatively germ-free can help reduce the need for it, not to mention ensure that your baby doesn’t get any painful cavities.
Because of this, your kid may just drool and drool no matter what you try. Don’t sweat it. You’re not a failure of a parent just because your baby is drooling over everything while the six-month-old next door is always nice and dry. Different kids, after all, have different quirks.
Examples are poor feeding or sleeping too much. At this age, these symptoms are serious until proven otherwise. During the first month of life, infections can progress very fast.
Your child may cry when you try to hold or move them. Children with severe pain also can’t sleep or can only fall asleep briefly.
This means the skin pulls in between the ribs with each breath. It is a sign of trouble breathing in younger children. Children with severe breathing problems can’t drink, talk or cry. If your child is struggling to breathe, call 911.
Suspect dehydration if your child has not urinated in 8 hours. Crying no tears and a dry inside of the mouth (tongue) are also signs. In young babies, the soft spot in the head is sunken. Dehydrated children are also tired and weak.
Never assume the doctors and nurses already know this.
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When a newborn has desaturations while feeding, it implies that there is a significant anatomic or functional problem with the proximal alimentary tract (nasopharynx, oropharynx, esophagus, or stomach).
It is believed that the fistula tract is derived from defective epithelial-mesenchymal interactions in a branch of the embryonic lung bud that fails to develop. An alternate theory is that the primitive foregut occludes, then there is a failure of recanalization.
Associations and syndromes such as VACTERL (Table 35.1) and CHARGE (coloboma, heart defect, atresia choanae, retarded growth and development, genital abnormality, and ear abnormality) are frequently diagnosed. In addition, there are reports of associations with trisomies 18, 21, and 13 as well as single gene deletions. The most common associated anomalies are cardiovascular.
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Some babies have naturally rosy cheeks, and due to increased blood flow, the cheeks may turn red when the baby cries or smiles. 
However, the rash may recur within a few weeks. 
Babies with allergies or simply dry skin are more susceptible to this effect. 
As a rule, in children this happens with cuts, scratches and other injuries, or, as mentioned above, if dry skin is cracked. 
The cover of the cradle passes within a few months. 
Urticaria can be localized in a separate area or spread throughout the body. 
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Based on the type of planning or the location of the planner, the salary can fluctuate. For example, wedding planners may make about $45,000 per year, while city planners sit at $74,300. Likewise, planners may also be compensated heavily based on the client.
They manage, organize and solve problems by designing, modifying and directing production schedules to ensure product delivery on time. 
This includes collecting direct data, using software to collect and analyze production results, and examining quality control data. Production planners use specific tools and metrics to determine production efficiency, quality consistency, and product cost. 
This information is critical in determining a company’s total manufacturing costs and provides a template for efforts to reduce manufacturing costs. 
The Bureau of Labor Statistics expects industrial manufacturing employment to grow by 5% between 2020 and 2030. 
Organizational skills also help the production planner manage their time and collaborate with others. 
The bachelor’s degree helps to form a foundation of knowledge in supply chain management, production requirements, and internal business operations. Some production planners may move into their position without a degree, starting with production planning or supply chain management. 
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The state borders: in the north – with South Dakota, in the east – with the state of Iowa, in the southeast – with Missouri, in the south – with Kansas, in the southwest – with Colorado, in the west – with the state of Wyoming. The state is divided into 93 counties and two time zones: in the east they live according to the time of the Central zone, and in the west – according to Mountain time. In addition to the Platte River, Nebraska is crossed from west to east by 2 more rivers: the Niobrara and the Republican, which run through the north and south of the state. 
The state is 340 km wide and 690 km long. 
By origin, the inhabitants of the state are 38.6% Germans, 12.4% Irish, 9.6% British, 4.9% Swedes, 4.9% Czechs. Compared to other US states, Nebraska has many Czech Americans, Danish Americans, German Americans, and Native American Indians. 90% of Nebraska’s population is Christian. 1% are other religions. 9% of Nebraska residents are atheists. 
Omaha is the largest city in Nebraska. It got its name from the Omaha Indian tribe, which lived in the northeast of the territory of the modern state. Interestingly, the American media have awarded the city of Omaha the 3rd place in the list of the most attractive cities for living in the United States. 
Thus, only 1/5 of the land is irrigated from reservoirs in the state, and 4/5 is irrigated using water from underground sources. 
The fact is that before 2008, the “asylum law”, which was in force in other states, in Nebraska, was drafted incorrectly. In particular, it did not specify the age for the concept of “child”. 
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Monthly nail clipping and ear cleaning are required,” the NGAP advises.
While they live an average of 10 to 13 years, medical costs amount to only around $700.
They are a little larger than some others on the list, but still only eat a moderate amount of food,” said James Rhys Clarke. They cost around $475 to buy, on average, while bathing costs are around $27 per session.
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His short, smooth coat repels dirt and mud, and he will require only the occasional bath to maintain his handsome appearance” and they are “overall quite a healthy breed.”
You should visit a professional groomer referred by your breeder to be sure your dog is groomed correctly.”
There are many low-cost dog breeds out there that will change your perspective about the value of the cheaper pets.
But, you can also take care of its coat at home.
In general, Rat Terriers are friendly and lovable which can ease your stress level. Indeed, it is a low-cost dog that has a lot of benefits.
For this reason, it requires a high daily food intake and needs a wide playing space. 
The price of a Jack Russell Terrier is ranging from $800 to $1200 only. This breed can help you to unleash your stress.
This type of dog can attack people or strangers when different factors trigger it.
This breed is one of the most affordable dog breeds that you can own. It has a life expectancy of between 12 to 14 years, and it needs minimal grooming.
But still, you have to make sure that their coats are in good condition. Also, the life expectancy of these good fur friends is ranging from 13 to 14 years.
For this reason, you cannot spend much amount of money on their grooming. These dogs are ideal pets for people that have fur allergies.
For this reason, they are safe from various regular dog health issues, which is ideal for your budget.
But, you have to make sure that it will have a healthy diet plan.
This factor is the first consideration when looking for affordable dog breeds.
Withal, these canines are worth considering compared to the purebreds.
This dog breed is perfect for you if you have a frugal budget. Aside from low purchasing prices, these breeds come with cheap maintenance requirements.
For one, there are no costs for the puppy’s transportation and medical care. Buying from a breeder can cost you at least $300 while adopting is only $50.
These breeds’ life expectancy can reach up to 20 years which is longer than the average 10-13 years.
Be sure to add cost factors to that list, too.
Adults typically weigh 55 to 80 pounds but are highly active and may need up to 4 cups of food per day. You can expect to spend $290 per year on food and $345 on treats. Giant schnauzers are very intelligent but strong-willed and may become destructive when bored. Thus, they need plenty of exercise and mental stimulation. You’ll need to spend on toys and training to help with this.
Considering first-year costs and a lifespan of 14 years, that’s about $34,410, making the giant schnauzer the most expensive breed on our list.
Over an average life expectancy of 13 years, this comes to about $32,675.
Hip and elbow dysplasia and other orthopedic conditions are concerns, as are hypothyroidism and canine inherited demyelinating neuropathy.
Black Russian terriers are fairly healthy, but there’s still the potential for elbow and hip dysplasia and an eye disease called progressive retinal apathy. Expect to pay about $750 per year in medical expenses.
Hip and elbow dysplasia are potential health concerns, as are epilepsy, diabetes and progressive retinal apathy. That said, labradoodles tend to gain some health benefits from their hybrid genetics, so medical costs will be about $625 per year.
They make excellent apartment dogs, as adult Japanese chins weigh only 4 to 9 pounds and have relatively low energy levels. A purebred puppy costs an average of $1,650, though this is a popular breed, and you may be able to adopt a shelter dog at a lower cost. As with all breeds, you’ll pay the most in the first year of ownership: about $3,815 for food, supplies, vet bills and training.
This is less than half of what you’ll pay for many large and giant breeds.
Over 12 years, this will run you about $14,620.
However, they have a longer life span at an average of 14 years, so you can expect to pay about $15,255 in total.
Altogether, this breed costs about $15,405 over 13 years.
Instead, consider some general trends: The most expensive breeds are large, difficult to groom and have substantial health problems. The least expensive are small, short-haired and healthy. 
The cost of grooming a Czech Terrier can be more expensive than other breeds: around $57 per session. 
They may not be the most cuddly option on the list, but hermit crabs can make great pets if you’re looking for an inexpensive, unpretentious, and laid-back companion. … 
Puppies purchased as pets will be slightly cheaper, around $600 to $1,300. Puppies between eight and twelve weeks of age will be the most expensive, and then their price decreases with age. 
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Saluki was the most valuable asset after the Arabian horse and was considered a member of the family. Now the cost of an animal varies from $2000 to $4000. Main disadvantage: very active. 
But do not think that they appeared in Egypt – this is a hoax! This breed was bred in Malta. And the name “Pharaoh’s dog” was given largely because of their external resemblance to the god of Egypt – Anubis, athletic physique and intelligence. Remarkably, unlike all other dogs, their ears and nose turn red. The maximum cost is $6500. 
Not surprisingly, this breed was chosen as the mascot of Great Britain during the Second World War. The porcelain figurine of a bulldog even appeared in the latest Bond series. Now it is a very harmless animal, which, having become attached to a person, will not want to take a step without him. But not so long ago it was distinguished by a nasty and aggressive character, since the breed was bred to participate in dog fights. Cost: from $3000 to $9000.
She is especially popular in the UK due to her smooth coat and sweet personality. In most cases, families who already have children buy her, since it is unusual for her to be jealous of anyone. This variety of spaniel quickly adapts to any conditions, but, as a rule, is less tenacious and prone to many diseases. 
The purpose of this experiment is to develop a completely new breed that would be distinguished by the endurance of a wolf and the trainability of a shepherd dog. To this day, these dogs are used in search and rescue and protective guard service. You can also keep a Czechoslovakian Wolfdog at home. But keep in mind that the price for such living creatures can reach more than $50,000. 
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Standard excuse: “We didn’t want to deal with paperwork,” at 90% of cases – a hoax, as registration of a litter does not take much time and money. 
But if the main thing that worries a person is the question: “where can I buy a puppy as cheaply as possible?”, Perhaps he does not realize all the responsibility and is not ready for the appearance of a baby in the house. 
The breeder pays dues, his actions are controlled. 
Pedigree puppies bought from such people are often somewhat cheaper than in kennels, but it is important to find an honest, conscientious seller, and not a breeder who saves on growing a litter. Turning to a private trader, ask him who oversees the factory activities. If you don’t trust the breeder helping you raise the litter, don’t buy. If the amateur doesn’t have professional support, you run the risk of acquiring a puppy from poor-quality parents, a half-breed, or an improperly raised baby (and mistakes made in breeding often lead to serious health problems in the future). 
A responsible breeder will never, under any circumstances, take babies to a public place for sale! Litter must be kept warm and clean, in compliance with hygienic standards, and in this case this is not possible. Shops and markets are visited by a variety of people, puppies are under stress, surrounded by billions of viruses. By buying a puppy in such a place, you risk, at best, becoming the owner of a mestizo with fake documents, and at worst, a chronically ill dog that will need to be treated for many years. 
If you decide to take a puppy from a kennel, you can, without fear of fraud, choose a pet-class puppy – a conscientious breeder will explain to you exactly what shortcomings this dog has and how they affect (if they do) its physiological state. 
It is quite difficult to buy a really “show” class dog, since breeders either keep such stars for themselves or sell them in safe hands, always with the prospect of exhibition and breeding activities. To become the owner of a real “show” dog, a person will have to prove to the breeder that he is the one who deserves it. Most dogs that are sold as “show” are actually “bred” dogs. A “show” dog cannot be cheap. Such puppies are sold at the age of 5-7 months, since no breeder can understand what will grow out of a two-month-old puppy, that is, to say that this baby is a “show” dog. If you decide to buy a show star, be sure to seek help from a breed specialist. 
Then, during the purchase, you will be able to “impose” a standard on the puppy you like and identify all inconsistencies, as well as determine their degree. 
If the breeder is a conscientious and honest person, he will always tell you in detail not only about what a wonderful baby is in front of you, but also about what flaws he has (and any dog has them!). 
Do not disappear even after the purchase, call the breeder at least occasionally, talk about the fate of the baby, send photos by e-mail – thank the person in this way, thanks to whom a small woolen miracle appeared in your life. 
Make sure that the veterinary passport contains data on vaccinations, the clinic’s seal and the doctor’s signature. 