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Best Daycare in Renton, WA

Musa Salma Osman (Child Heaven Early Learning Program) Daycare

Daycare in
Sea Tac, WA

(253) 201-0283

Salma Musa (Child Heaven Early Learning Program) offers safe, loving childcare in the Sea Tac area. Kids learn through curriculum-based, edu… Read More

$255 – $410 / wk

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5:00 am – 9:00 pm

Lucky Stars Childcare WeeCare

Daycare in
Bellevue, WA

(360) 529-3728

Welcome to Lucky Stars Childcare! We offer childcare for families looking to provide their child with a loving and compassionate environment. .. Read More

$441 – $546 / wk

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8:00 am – 6:00 pm

Duniyo Family Home Childcare

Daycare in
Renton, WA

(206) 537-0591

Welcome to Duniyo Family Home Childcare! We offer childcare for families looking to provide their child with a loving and safe environment t… Read More

$31 – $387 / wk

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12:00 am – 11:45 pm

Mina Home Child Care WeeCare

Daycare in
Seattle, WA

(425) 584-2210

Hi! We’re Mina Home Child Care and we’re a home daycare providing childcare to families. Our goal is to ensure children reach their developm… Read More

$181 – $310 / wk

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6:00 am – 11:00 pm

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1 review

Genesis Montessori Preschool WeeCare

Daycare in
Renton, WA

(206) 222-6984

Welcome to Genesis Preschool! We offer a Montessori program for families looking to provide their child with a loving and kind environment t. .. Read More

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8:00 am – 5:00 pm

Baraka Early Learning Program WeeCare

Daycare in
Seatac, WA

(360) 614-4341

Welcome to Baraka Early Learning Program! We offer childcare for families looking to provide their child with a loving and compassionate env… Read More

$42 – $365 / wk

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5:30 am – 9:00 pm

Future Rockstar Childcare LLC

Daycare in
Seattle, WA

(253) 455-7481

Welcome to Future Rockstar Childcare LLC! We offer childcare for families looking to provide their child with a loving and safe environment . .. Read More

$261 – $417 / wk

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6:00 am – 9:00 pm

Nunu Childcare WeeCare

Daycare in
Seatac, WA

(360) 300-4199

Hi! We’re Nunu childcare and we’re a home daycare providing childcare to families. Our goal is to ensure children reach their developmental … Read More

$67 – $360 / wk

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5:00 am – 9:00 pm

Bright Eyes Early Learning Program Daycare

Daycare in
SeaTac, WA

(253) 367-3109

Hi! We’re Bright Eyes Early Learning Program Daycare and we’re a home daycare providing childcare to families. Our goal is to ensure childre… Read More

$22 – $74 / wk

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6:00 am – 6:00 pm

Nasri Childcare LLC

Daycare in
Tukwila, WA

(253) 300-0295

Hi! We’re Nasri Childcare LLC and we’re a home daycare providing childcare to families. Our goal is to ensure children reach their developme… Read More

$132 – $422 / wk

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5:00 am – 8:00 pm

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Welcome to Our School

Welcome to Childtime daycare and preschool in Renton, WA! My name is BJ and I am the school director. I have had over 16 years of experience in early childhood education, facilitating opportunities for learning, using our GrowFit program to help our students develop lifelong healthy habits, and providing a safe and nurturing environment.

We offer loving child care for Infants of six weeks through five years. Education has always been a focus of mine from my early days doing research in learning and memory to my current passion, providing a warm, caring, and safe environment for our early learners. The relationship between our school and families is very important to us. We are constantly looking for more opportunities to enable interaction between teachers and parents.

Our curriculum is inspired by the Reggio Emilia approach to early childhood learning. That means you can expect a homelike environment, curriculum based on student interests and developmental progress, and experience-based 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.

We would love to show you our school. Please contact us to set up a tour soon!

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5 out of 5 stars

The teachers and director at ChildTime are all very invested in my child’s safety and well-being. They are very nurturing and provide safe and educational learning activities for my child. I’m happy that we child is at ChildTime.

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We absolutely love the staff at Childtime in Renton! We feel 100% comfortable leaving our son in their care.

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Dance, Soccer, Music, Yoga, Spanish, Phonics, Handwriting & Advanced Math

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Meet Our Staff

Bj Shebo-VanZandt, Director

Education: Master’s in Cognitive Psychology from UCSD

Certifications: First Aid & CPR

Prior to my current work in early child care, I did research at UCSD in learning and memory. For the last 16 years I have applied what I learned as a researcher, broadened my knowledge through early childhood coursework, and have learned so much more from my in-classroom experiences!

Local School Phone Number: 425. 277.1696425.277.1696


License #: 186711

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Your Nanny, FLP | Kyiv, UA

in Florida City, full time

VACANCY: Housekeeper-assistant in the USA with knowledge of English Work schedule 5 days a week, 2 days free time Family from Ukraine Place of work: USA, Florida State Food, accommodation provided , flight Salary: $3000 per…

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September 30, 2022

Your Nanny FLP | Kyiv, UA

in Chicago, full time

VACANCY: Housekeeper-assistant in the USA with knowledge of English
Working hours 5 days a week, 2 days off
Ukrainian family
Place of work: USA
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July 5, 2022

Mira, Corporation | Kyiv, UA

in San Diego, full time, work experience from 1 year and above

A Russian-speaking family needs a nanny and housekeeper all rolled into one. Three children 5 and 6 years old boys and a girl 2 years old. Main responsibilities: cleaning a 2-storey house, cooking, collecting children for school and garden. Requirements for a woman: age…

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July 1, 2022

Home Staff, s.r.o. | Prague, CZ

in New York, full time, work experience from 1 year and above

We invite you to work as nannies, housekeepers, housekeepers in the states. With open visas to the USA.
RFP: from 3000 USD
Homestay work. Living and working conditions are good.
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February 17, 2022

Simakova G.E., FLP | Kyiv, UA

in Davie, full time, work experience from 1 year and above

USA, Davie (30 min from Miami). NANNY ASSISTANT needed. RFP $2800
There are 2 boys in the family (1.6 and 2.8 years old). Replenishment is expected at the end of October.
The newborn will have its own babysitter, but if the mother, for example, is engaged or feeds the elders, look after …

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September 2, 2021

Aelita home staff agency… | Kyiv, UA

in New York, full time, work experience from 1 year and above

Conditions : 5/2, separate accommodation, flight payment
Requirements: US visa, experience with similar duties
Responsibilities: helping with the housework, getting the child to school (1 child), helping with cooking (mother cooks),…

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January 26, 2022

Simakova G.E., FOP | Kyiv, UA

in Boca Raton, full time

Since February. Child 1.5 years old, work schedule: 6 working days, one day off, *Payment: $ 3500 per month* Desired age of the candidate: 30 – 60 years. Experience in similar work: mandatory experience of working with children from one year and experience of living in a family. …

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Kyiv, UA

in New York, full time, work experience from 2 years and above

Since mid-March. *The family lives in a house of 450 sq. m. 40 minutes from Manhattan (New York). 4 people (2 adults and two children) Children girls 3 years and a boy 2 months. The eldest goes to kindergarten, and the youngest is with a nanny all day. In the morning you need to wake up…

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February 23, 2022

Simakova G.E., FLP | Kyiv, UA

in Fort Lauderdale, full time

Child 1.5 years old. Work schedule: 6 working days, one day off, *Payment: *Desired age of the candidate: 30 – 60 years. Experience in similar work: must have experience working with children from a year and experience living in a family. Desired education:…

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February 7, 2022

World Corporation | Kyiv, UA

in Houston, full time, work experience from 1 year and above, vocational secondary

Need a nanny and housekeeper for a family with one child, girl 4 years old.

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Two-Year Old Birthday Ideas Kept Simple!

Looking for two-year-old birthday party ideas? I was! Over here, we like to keep birthday parties very simple. We invite some friends and family, create a birthday theme for excitement, and celebrate with dinner and cake.

I wanted two-year-old birthday ideas that welcomed friends and family without going overboard.

Everyone gets in on the setup. We try to keep decorations to items we find in our home or something that will serve a purpose once the party is over. We decided on a space theme. It’s so simple and looks great! Get ready to blast off into space with this quick and easy two-year-old birthday party idea!

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1. Black butcher paper – We used this to keep the theme of space. Take off before eating to use it again!
2. Paper silver and white straws – I wanted to capture the magic of space with these gorgeous straws.
3. Sparkle wrapping paper – You will never guess, but we actually used sparkle gift wrap as the night sky! This fits perfectly on top of black butcher paper.
4. White plates – We all need simple white plates for the kids to pile on the party food!

Planet Supplies

1. Helium tank – Call me crazy, but I didn’t want to be running to the party store with three kids the day of the party! Plan and get a helium tank that you can store at home. I actually found this one was less expensive than at a party store. Use it to make your planets float!
2. Honeycomb paper ball – This is super simple to use for the sun. Pop it open, and – Voila!
3. Marble balloons – I use these for the planets. They are so gorgeous and a hit with the kids!
4. Multi-colored balloons – I like to mix up the marble planets with other colorful balloons.
5. Number two balloon – You must celebrate how old your toddler is, right?! That’s why I like to add a special birthday balloon.

Space Book Supplies

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Good Night Galaxy

This book takes your child through the galaxy to see the planet, stars, and constellations!

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Hello, World! Solar System

I love this book for two-year-olds because it doesn’t only introduce planets but talks about shapes and colors.

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Nerdy Babies: Space

If your little one is alive with curiosity, then this is the one for them! It sparks imagination and lots of questions!

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4. 8 Little Planets

Teach your kids all about the different planets in the night sky. I have to admit – this was good for refreshing my memory!

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Constellation Snack Supplies

To make these all you need are two quick and easy ingredients!

1. Mega Chocolate Chips – Share fun constellations with your children and see if they can recreate the image with chocolate chips!
2. Oranges – These make great planets, plus you’re sneaking some fruit in there – Win-win!

Birthday Shirt Supplies

Two-year-old space shirt – Involve your child in fun by giving them a space t-shirt to wear during the party! I like these two great shirts for you sold at this ETSY shop. They’re great quality, and you can personalize them and pull them out of the memory box in years to come!

RELATED: You will love this moon booklist by my friend Jodi!

How to Set Up a Space Birthday Party

We went for a space party theme because it’s so easy to make, and there are countless ways to bring it to life. Check out below how we set it up for my two-year-old’s birthday party.

Step 1. Grab your Birthday Gifts.

My toddler’s birthday gifts were picked from this toddler toy list. If your two-year-old likes to paint, this list of art supplies also makes great gift ideas.

Step 2. Make a Welcome Sign.

Every party begins with a fun welcome sign! Here, we used our Hape Rocket Ship and Accessories for the front entrance. If you do not already have one, this rocket ship makes a fun birthday gift for many ages.

Step 3. Make Some Planets.

Every space party needs planets! Remember, simple party decorations don’t have to be perfect! They just have to be fun. The fun doesn’t have to mean complicated. Create the solar system with balloons and a paper honeycomb ball for the sun. All super simple ways to add excitement to your two-year-old’s birthday party.

Here we have the sun, Mercury, Venus, Earth, Mars, Jupiter, Saturn, Uranus, and Neptune. We all learned about the planets and identified the best color for each one. We even added a multicolored ribbon for Saturn’s rings.

Step 4. Decorate the Birthday Table.

I wanted to keep the table decorations simple yet still in the space theme. So I grabbed some budget-friendly items that got my creativity going!

Step 5. Put Books on the Table.

Books are a fantastic way to brighten the birthday table and have something to read for years to come. So we went for it!

Step 6. Get in Some Party Food.

We had traditional cupcakes for everyone to enjoy, and we also created this simple constellation party snack.

Step 7. Every Birthday Needs a Party Shirt.

Think about what your child can wear for many days once the party is over. Do they enjoy space? Then get something for them to remember the day!

RELATED: Want even more birthday party ideas? Follow our Birthday Party board on Pinterest.

Why I Chose a Simple Birthday Party

Birthday parties for young children can be a chance to slow down and enjoy time together. Sure, I love a good party. 

In fact, before having children, parties were majorly my jam. (oh, the stories to tell.) But now that I have three children, five and under, birthday parties for a two-year-old have become pretty low-key.

Why? For one, a house of five is constantly being pulled in many directions. Sometimes, we need a good excuse to slow down, gather the most important people, and celebrate with a simple party.

Even better? Imagine a two-year-old birthday party with ZERO party favors! Yes, please! Read why celebrations are important.

RELATED: Looking for activities for two-year-olds at home? You will love this list.

Use This Great Birthday Idea

Remember! Two-year-old birthday party ideas can be kept simple! Pick a theme, keep a budget, and your toddler will have a whale of a time – Trust me.

RELATED: See our favorite list of open-ended toys here. You will see that many of the toys listed can be used for future birthday party decorations.

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Frequently Asked Questions

How can I celebrate my second birthday at home?

Celebrate your two-year-old’s birthday at home by keeping things simple. Decorate the birthday table with board books around the birthday theme. Include a themed shirt for siblings to feel included. Keep the guest list to close family and/pr friends.

How can I make my toddler’s birthday special?

Help your toddler feel special on their birthday by decorating the breakfast table with something they enjoy. This little effort will help them feel honored after waking up on their big day.

What is a good time for a 2-year-old birthday party?

Two-year-olds typically take an afternoon nap. Think about if your child is more enthusiastic about morning or late afternoon activities. Plan the 2-year-old birthday around what works for you and your family.

Where to celebrate children’s birthday in St. Petersburg?

Where to celebrate children’s birthday in St. Petersburg?

Park for children and adults “Magic Mile”

Family restaurant “Three Giraffes”

Petersburg Planetarium

Museum “LabyrinthUm”

“Kidburg”

“House of Fear”

Children’s cafe “Fantasyland”

Adventure Park for the whole family “Naughty Squirrels”

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Active recreation park GorillaPark (“GorillaPark”)

6+

GorillaPark is an active recreation park for children and adults. Here you can visit a huge climbing wall (as many as 22 zones are allocated for this entertainment) or a parabolic slide to slide down at a right angle from a height of 6 meters. And there is also a bungee, laser tag, a rope city, a trampoline complex, foam pits and downhill skiing from a height of 10 meters. You can try everything – the ticket to the park is valid all day!

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Children’s quests Familand

6+

Thrilling reality quests on a spacious venue of more than 500 m², impressive shows and amazing workshops – Familand operates on the principle of “children play – parents relax”.

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Exhibition of world records and incredible facts “TITICAKA”

6+

“TITICAKA” is an unusual exhibition where each exhibit surprises, entertains, and sometimes shocks. Here you can upgrade your erudition by joining a sightseeing tour. And also – to celebrate a child’s birthday, go through a telegram quest or participate in the investigation of the loss of an exhibit. The most erudite and attentive guests receive prizes.

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Laser tag arena “Portal-78”

6+

Laser tag is a new generation of entertainment that combines elements of a computer game, physical activity and a real-life quest. An exciting and safe holiday for those who are looking for something new.

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Kids Point Studio

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A free drawing studio organizes turnkey holidays. Free yourself time for relaxation, and Kids Point will take care of the holiday.

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Adventure park for the whole family “Naughty squirrels”

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Naughty Squirrels Adventure Park is an active entertainment area for an unforgettable family weekend. Children and adults can have fun and spend time together, for this all conditions are created here.

Museum of Magic

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Immerse yourself in the wonderful world of conjurers and illusionists! In a unique space, you will interact with interactive objects, perform interesting magic tricks and take part in the performance. Both adults and children will have an interesting time in the museum.

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Angry Birds Activity Park

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There is a place in St. Petersburg where the heroes of the popular game Angry Birds live. A family restaurant with an amazing theme park in the Europolis shopping center is designed for families, and the entrance ticket gives you the right to play and ride the rides in the park all day long!

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Kids Club Be Happy

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Where can you celebrate a child’s birthday in a fun, bright and educational way? At the Be Happy kids club! The club team conducts entertainment programs for children. A science show, an exciting quest, a themed party for teenagers or an interactive fairy tale performance for kids – choose a holiday that will delight your child!

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Indoor Adventure Park “HIGH-ALTITUDE CITY” in the “Grand Canyon”

6+

If you miss adventures, plan to unconventionally relax after work or study, have fun on vacation or just have a fun weekend – welcome to the rope park “HIGH HIGH CITY”!

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Territory of useful entertainment “Exit”

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Vykhod is a space of free creativity, where everyone can draw as they want and with what they want. Here you can give vent to emotions and create a unique work of art using unusual techniques.

Laser tag “CyberFox”

6+

In CyberFox you can not only play with friends, but also spend an unforgettable birthday party for children of any age. The scenario includes quests, tank battles, various shooting galleries and laser tag.

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Petersburg planetarium

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Fantastic birthday as a space tourist! The birthday boy and his guests will have an exciting pre-flight training, take a walk in outer space, take pictures in a spacesuit and enjoy a “space” cake at the orbital station in the company of Transformers, Winx fairies and other favorite characters.

Museum “LabyrinthUm”

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Children’s birthday party at the LabyrinthUm Museum will delight guests with exciting shows based on spectacular physical and chemical experiments. The inquisitive little ones will unravel the secrets of mystical tricks together with the Professor of Antimagic, learn how to make fire and desalinate water on Robinson Island, find themselves inside a soap bubble, decipher cryptograms in the Sherlock Holmes detective laboratory, find treasures in Fort Boyard. A scientific holiday can be held at the museum or ordered at home.

Children’s city of professions “Kidburg”

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In the children’s city of professions, you can celebrate a birthday in the most unusual variations: become a Hollywood star and play a major role in a real music video, make an expedition to the pharaoh’s pyramid, take part in a hooligan “jam day” with the mischievous Carlson, save friends from intrigues the mysterious Invisible Man and even visit the football team “Zenith”!

Aquapark Piterland

The children’s birthday program at the Piterland water park includes everything that young pranksters can only dream of: fabulous scenery, fun games, animation shows, birthday surprises, delicious treats and a memorable photo session.

Closed until 09/26/2022

Park for children and adults “Magic Mile”

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Birthday at the Magic Mile Park is an interactive performance with professional actors, a festive table in an individual house and unlimited entertainment in the park. The children are waiting for a meeting with their favorite characters: the Hatter and Alice, Harry Potter and Elsa, as well as with pirates and Indians, gnomes and elves, agents and spies. The park’s repertoire includes more than 20 interactive programs for children of different ages, and if you book a holiday 2 weeks before it, there are special prices and discounts!

Interactive attraction “Trans-Force”

6+

The best birthday present for young fans of virtual worlds will be a visit to 3D or 5D attractions “Trans-Force”. The culprit of identity and his friends will be able to make amazingly realistic journeys through the most beautiful cities in the world or the fern jungle of the Paleozoic era, be on board a spaceship or dive into the ocean depths.

Urban Gaming Active Leisure Space

6+

Urban Gaming is a space for sports and active recreation. Here you can play football, play bumperball in huge balloons, master gyropolo or Quidditch. If you want to celebrate a holiday or have a corporate party – you are here!

Anticafe “NON-adults”

Anti-cafe for children and those who are young at heart has all the conditions for unlimited fun. Here you can walk barefoot on warm floors, play X-BOX on a huge screen, travel by rail, arrange karaoke contests, quests, dances and cooking battles. The festive atmosphere will be complemented by a chocolate fountain, cotton candy and animation shows.

Virtual Reality Arena VRoom Games

12+

VRoom Games is a unique arena with full immersion in amazing worlds that amaze with their realism. Once inside the unique author’s quests, the participants move freely around the site, fight monsters, zombies and ghosts, like heroes of science fiction films. And just recently, 6 cool new first-person shooters with Oculus Quest 2 VR helmets, a large number of maps and scenarios have appeared here. Test yourself and your friends for strength and defeat your enemies! Teams of up to 4 people can fight each other or unite against a common enemy. Arena VRoom Games guarantees incredible emotions for the whole family, friends or colleagues!

Quest show “Treasures of the Fort”, “Tournament of Magicians”, “Gravity Falls: Anomalies of the Mystery Shack”

6+

The treasures of Fort Boyard beckon the most daring adventurers. Getting them will not be easy: you have to solve a lot of puzzles, go through labyrinths, pass tests not for the faint of heart. Ready? Then the time has come!

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How to prepare the first birthday: a step-by-step action plan

Many parents want to celebrate their first birthday in an original way, so that both the baby and the guests would like the holiday. Definitely, the approach to preparing and holding such a celebration can be radically different.

Some people just try to observe the traditions and customs associated with the anniversary of the baby, while others like the idea of ​​themed parties with original paraphernalia, cool treats and fun entertainment.

For those who decide to organize a grandiose first birthday of a child, we offer a detailed plan of preparation for the event. It can be adjusted to suit your ideas, but the general principle will help you not to miss any little things that can later upset your parents.

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First birthday: 2 months before the holiday

Yes, yes, exactly 2 months before the start of preparations.

Someone leaves the proposed items in the plan to the last moment and eventually faces insoluble problems that cannot be solved a couple of days before the holiday.

• Determine the date of the holiday.

It is customary to set the date of the holiday exactly on the day when the baby was born.

But if it falls on a working day, you can move the celebration to the next weekend.

According to folk beliefs, birthdays are not celebrated in advance.

Therefore, even if the date falls on a Monday, you should not move the celebration to the previous Sunday.

• Make a guest list.

It is advisable to coordinate with the guests the date of the holiday and the possibility of their presence at the celebration.

Perhaps someone is planning a business trip or personal business for the date you have chosen.

Be sure to specify how many children will be with adults.

This information will influence the entire further process of preparing for the holiday.

• Decide on the location of the celebration.

If you have planned to spend your baby’s first birthday at home, start collecting ideas for decorating the room, the table.

When the decision was made in favor of a restaurant, cafe, children’s entertainment center, call the selected organizations and make a reservation for a specific date.

Believe me, if the date falls on the season of weddings, graduations in kindergartens, schools, it will be problematic to find a place in the last days.

• Order animators, photo or video shooting.

It is better to agree with the organizers of the holidays in advance so that there is time to agree on all the nuances.

If you decide to undertake such activities, find out where you can rent the right equipment.

Child 1 year old: 1.5 months before the celebration

Time rushes inexorably, and there is less and less left for serious preparation.

Moreover, mothers who usually take care of such things are distracted by household chores and caring for the baby.

Therefore, we do not put it off for later, but every day we fulfill one item from the proposed plan:

• Decide on the theme of the holiday.

It is the chosen theme that will help determine further actions related to decorating the room, gifts and outfits.

And let someone think that at 1 year old a child is not so important whether he is dressed as a bee or a sailor.

You can choose a really unusual, unhackneyed theme that will emphasize the love of parents for the baby.

• We buy or order an outfit for a child.

Definitely, there will be no problems with buying just a beautiful dress or costume for a baby. But if you want to dress up your princess in the outfit of the bee Mai or the little mermaid, and the boy as a cowboy or a sea robber, you will have to think about how to make such an outfit or where you can buy it, order it.

If you order via the Internet, then the delivery time may take a month and a half. Consider the pitfalls of ordering via the Internet: suddenly the size doesn’t fit or you simply don’t like the outfit when you put it on your baby.

• We make a wish list, decide on a gift for the baby from the parents.

The gift list will make it easier for your relatives and friends to choose presents.

We will not talk about the uniformity of gifts or simply their uselessness. Of course, it is foolish to expect that the cost of donated items will justify the cost of preparing for the holiday. But to “order” the necessary crumbs, according to parents, gifts are worth it.

It is not bad to coordinate gifts with close relatives, for example, with grandparents, aunts, uncles.

After all, they can give a rather expensive thing as a gift.

Don’t forget about the gift from parents. After all, a birthday itself is not a gift, even if the “annual family budget” went to it.

• Making a plan of the event

Try to describe every minute how the holiday will go.

For example, at 14:00 – the beginning of the holiday, meeting guests, 14:30 – presentation of gifts, …..16:00 – games, contests, … .., 18:30 – photo session.

This does not mean that guests will have to strictly adhere to your plan and throw a half-eaten cake at 4:00 pm in order to urgently participate in the proposed entertainment.

But thanks to this plan, you will be able to figure out how much time you have for games, watching slideshows, and how much for toast and snacks.

• Deciding on competitions, entertainment

Each competition, game, fun requires a certain, and sometimes serious preparation.

Therefore, let’s start by simply writing a list of what entertainment we plan to hold and what attributes will be required for this.

• Find and save patterns for decoration.

If the theme is defined, it will be much easier to find suitable templates.

Write a list of what kind of decorations will be used to decorate the room, on the streets.

How will you decorate the dishes, how will you decorate the candy bar, will you use streamers and the number “1”.

Getting ready for the first birthday: a month before the holiday

There are a little more than 4 weeks left until the “X” day, and this is not so much if you make most of the paraphernalia with your own hands.

According to some mothers, even 5 weeks were not enough for them to do everything.

It is not bad to involve assistants in the process or to distribute work among friends.

Why not entrust your younger sister with making garlands, caps from already printed templates, or your older brother – to build a three-dimensional figure “1” or make a slide show from selected photos.

The next two weeks will be dedicated to the preparation of decorations and merchandise for competitions.

In order not to forget anything, let’s add these items to the plan:

• We select a baby photo for a slide show or collage.
• We print out all prepared templates.
• We start making paraphernalia.
• We draw a wall newspaper or congratulatory posters.
• We make award certificates, diplomas, medals for participation in competitions.

Definitely, you can order or purchase all the jewelry, but you shouldn’t put it off either.

• We order or make our own invitation cards for guests.

Be sure to indicate the date, time and place of the holiday in the invitation.

You can attach a list of invitations and dress code requirements to the invitation card.

Baby is 1 year old: 2 weeks before the event

It’s time to take care of treats and gifts for guests.

• Make a menu.

Find the right meals for both adults and children. Be sure to write what you fill the candy bar with.

Talk to parents about allergies in children.

Take into account not only hot dishes and snacks, but also drinks, both cooling and hot drinks.

It would be nice to have a grocery list.

• We order a cake, gingerbread.

Anniversary cake, of course, you can bake yourself.

But sweets that are made professionally, taking into account the chosen theme and with inscriptions, will look much more interesting.

• We check the availability of dishes, tablecloths, napkins.

It is necessary not only to check whether the necessary dishes are at home in the required quantity, but also to think about how the serving will fit into the theme of the holiday.

You may need to purchase disposable cups, drink bottles, sweets holders.

• Ordering balloons.

If the decoration of the room includes compositions of balloons, it’s time to order them from a specialized organization.

• We buy holiday paraphernalia.

Various trumpets, ordinary balloons, ready-made props for contests, other elements of festive decor will have to be purchased.

• We prepare musical accompaniment.

Useful fun cuts for competitions that can be recorded as audio tracks.

It would be nice to get a CD with children’s songs. If you are planning karaoke, find the appropriate recordings on the discs.

• We are looking for helpers.

Ask friends and family who can help with cleaning, cooking and decorating.

There is a lot of work to be done. So don’t hesitate to ask for help.

• We confirm orders.

We call the organizers, restaurant, animators, photographer to confirm the application, adjust the time, menu, and make the necessary payments.

• We make an appointment for a haircut, manicure.

In the pre-holiday bustle, you can really forget about this important point.

And on the last day it will be problematic to look for a free master.

One year old child: 1 week before the holiday

If all of the above items were completed on time, there will be no rush in the last week.

You can think of outfits for mom and dad, as well as adjust the work that was missed.

Go through the list again. All of a sudden, they forgot something. We still have to complete a few items:

• We are updating the list of guests.

There is still time to adjust the menu and script if there are unexpected changes to the guest list.

• Preparing presents for guests.

Thanking guests for participating in the holidays has become a sign of good manners.

Such gifts will not only express your gratitude, but will also remind you of a good time.

Ideas for such gifts for guests can be found in the article: Seasonal gifts for guests.

• We make advance purchases.

A week before the holiday, you can buy canned food, non-perishable food, drinks, alcohol.

The first birthday of a child: 2-3 days left until 1 year old

The most emotionally intense days.

The approach of the holiday is already felt in the air. The heart is solemn and exciting.

After all, this is the first holiday for babies and mothers inevitably worry about how the child will react to such an event.

But we leave all the worries and move on according to the plan:

• We check the readiness of the details.

If you have prepared a list in advance of what you want to see at the holiday and how you will decorate everything, it will not be difficult to check the readiness of paraphernalia, props, gifts.

We collect all decor elements in one place so that we don’t waste time looking for them at the last moment.

• We upload photo albums, wish books, CDs.

Relatives look at photos of the baby with pleasure, as well as albums where parents recorded all the stages of the first year.

Therefore, do not deprive relatives and friends of this pleasure.

Take them out of the cabinets in advance so that you don’t have to look for them at the last moment or in front of guests.

• Bringing beauty.

We don’t forget about ourselves and set aside a few hours to visit the hairdresser and get a manicure.

We check all the outfits for the baby, mom and dad.

• We make purchases of products according to the list, blanks.

Think about what meals you can prepare ahead of time.

Perhaps there are treats on the list that require marinating or allow you to make certain preparations.

This will unload you on the last day.

Tomorrow is the 1st birthday

Today is the final touches of preparation.

That’s why we don’t waste our time on trifles, on things we didn’t have time for, couldn’t do, missed.

No time left for sanding. We cover only the important remaining steps.

• House cleaning.

It is advisable to entrust this stage to dad or sisters, brothers.

Believe me, they will do a great job with surface cleaning even without female guidance.

Of course, if you have not planned to generalize the house on the eve of your birthday.

• We collect orders.

If you ordered a cake, gingerbread, collage, balls or other props, you need to pick them up and bring them home or to a restaurant on that very day.

• Cooking treats.

We bake a cake, if there is no custom-made pastry in the plan, we also prepare salads without dressing them with sauces, marinate meat, arrange sweets in flowerpots, and prepare soft drinks.

• We check the charging and readiness of equipment.

Charge your camera and camera as well as phones.

It would be nice if there were spare batteries for such vehicles.

We check the performance of DVD, laptop, karaoke. Don’t leave it for tomorrow.

And in case of unforeseen breakdowns or malfunctions, you can still find a replacement.

• We decorate the room.

It is advisable to leave this stage for the time when the child is put to bed.

Let such a holiday be a real surprise for him.

Happy first birthday

And now the holiday has come. After waking up the baby, congratulate him on his birthday.

You can even give a present, a toy or a bunch of helium balloons.

But do not forget that parents are waiting for the last stages of preparation for the 1st Birthday.

It is advisable to share duties on this day and invite close friends to help.

• Cooking hot dishes and salads.

Finishing the preparation of treats for guests, dressing salads, preparing meat or fish dishes, decorating sandwiches, snacks.

Arrange dishes in flowerpots, salad bowls, cups and be sure to decorate with prepared toppers.

• We are finishing the preparation of the premises, yard, table, candy bar.

This work can be done by assistants or ideological inspirers.

Moreover, men’s help is needed to set up the table, benches, and hang garlands. But it is better to do the serving yourself or entrust the lady to whom you can entrust such an important process.

Everything is ready for the holiday. We dress up the baby and meet guests.

Happy birthday!

Have fun from the bottom of your heart and don’t think about the fact that you didn’t manage to do something and suddenly something will not be to the liking of the guests. But if you think that your duties are completely exhausted on this, then you are deeply mistaken. After all, not only will parents have to control the entire process, but there is still cleaning ahead.

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Parents’ Rights In Education – Home

Rallying Cry of ‘Parents’ Rights’ Threatens Public Education

As kids return to school, the focus on math, science, and reading has been sidelined by campaigns mounted in the name of “parents’ rights.” Advocates are demanding that books be banned from curricula and school libraries, targeting teachers and administrators based on viewpoints, and fighting for control of education boards. There is no question that parents deserve a say in shaping their children’s educations; they have moral and legal responsibility for their children, and the freedom to make fundamental decisions for their families. But the rallying cry of “parents’ rights” is being wielded to do far more than give parents their rightful voice. It is turning public schools into political battlegrounds, fracturing communities, and diverting time and energy away from teaching and learning.

I have two children, a 2022 public school graduate and an incoming high school sophomore. I have opinions on what happens in the classroom and I have made myself heard. When my son was uncomfortable being asked to sing religious songs for an elementary school holiday show, we objected to the music teacher. During Covid, I was alarmed by how much in-person learning my kids were missing and registered my views vociferously with school leaders.

But the current parents’ rights movement goes well beyond the usual channels of dialogue between families and schools—parent-teacher conferences, PTA meetings, and calls to the principal. The movement is an organized, nationwide effort waged by advocacy groups, including Moms for Liberty, the Parental Rights Foundation, and No Left Turn in Education. Their aim is to activate parents to contest what is taught in the classroom, what books are available to students, and the professional authority of teachers, administrators, and librarians to carry out their work. This campaign goes well beyond a judicious effort to prompt reconsideration of controversial aspects of certain school curricula or questions of the age-appropriateness of certain materials and narratives. Rather, its methods center on censorship and are chilling speech in classrooms across the country.

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In Alpine, Utah, in August, 52 books, including Judy Blume’s Forever and Jodi Picoult’s Nineteen Minutes, were pulled from school library shelves after an “internal audit” initiated by the school board determined that they contained “sensitive material” and lacked “literary merit.” After an outcry, the district pulled back slightly, limiting access to the targeted books to students whose parents “opt-in” and making them available to their kids. In Florida, Missouri, Georgia, Tennessee, Texas, Utah, and other states, campaigns have spurred the passage of new laws to limit the availability of books in schools, sometimes under penalty of steep fines for teachers or punishments for librarians. PEN America, the organization I lead, has documented more than 2,500 book removals in the nine months between July 2021 and June 2022 in our new report.

The accelerating pace of book bans across the country might suggest that such measures are popular. But surveys show that upwards of 70% of Americans, including both Democrats and Republicans, oppose these bans; a 2022 Harris poll revealed just 12% of respondents favor banning books on “divisive topics.” In the name of vindicating their “rights,” parents with special interests are pursuing tactics that the overwhelming majority of parents and citizens reject.

The origins of the parental-rights movement reveal why its new focus on restricting school curricula and reading lists is so distorted and counterproductive. The driving force behind the Parental Rights Foundation, Michael P. Farris, was an architect of the homeschooling movement, advocating for parents who wished to educate their children privately, at home. Homeschooling won adherents in the 1970s and ’80s as court rulings, including in a 1986 Tennessee case in which Farris was an attorney, rejected parents’ efforts to get certain books – including Macbeth – removed from the curriculum on the grounds that they offended families’ religious beliefs. When these litigants failed to enlist the support of courts to impose their religious preferences in public school classrooms, Farris and his allies shifted tactics, seeking to be “left alone by the government” to educate their children as they saw fit.

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The new efforts of the past year represent a return to Farris’s original approach. In 2007, Farris launched ParentalRights.org, a group that is now at the forefront of mobilizing parents against what its website describes as “’expert’ agents of the state,” namely teachers, librarians, and principals. ParentalRights.org’s current President, Will Estrada, has celebrated the movement’s rising influence, saying: “We’ve been speaking into the void,” whereas now, “suddenly everyone cares about parental rights.”

ParentalRights.org played a key organizing role in passing “Parents’ Bill of Rights” laws in Florida (2021) and Georgia (2022), which impose heavy administrative burdens on teachers, make it easier for individual parents to challenge curricular materials for all students in a school district, and target LGBTQ+ affirming practices. Many similar bills have been proposed in other states, and may well become law next year.

Perhaps more significantly, the parental rights rhetoric championed by Farris has become a staple of some conservative attacks on public education. At a conference of the conservative Moms for Liberty in July, Florida Governor Ron DeSantis spoke about the importance of parents being able to challenge the books available at schools. The conference included a session on “Gender Ideology in Our Schools. ” A movement that for years styled sought to prevent the government from controlling how they educated their own children now seeks to decree what entire student bodies and school districts can and cannot learn and read. The rhetoric of parents’ rights has morphed from a movement aimed at constraining the power of government over education to one that is mobilizing politicians and legislatures to extend the heavy hand of the government into the classroom.

PEN America’s most recent report on book bans documented how groups organizing under the banner of parental rights curate and publicize lists of books that they view as “indoctrination,” present those lists to district officials, and then administrators remove the challenged books from school shelves. Established processes for reviewing challenged books objectively to determine if concerns are founded are swept aside as books are banned wholesale. The report found that proposed or enacted legislation as well as political pressure from lawmakers played a direct role in over 1100 bans across the country, or at least 40 percent of the bans. Spontaneous, sweeping book bans have become an alarming new norm, in which titles are removed at the slightest sign of complaint from parents or lawmakers.

As stakeholders in the school system and simply as citizens, parents should participate in deciding how schools are run. Their voices deserve to be heard alongside the expert judgment of principals, teachers, and librarians. But to use legislation and mandates to declare certain stories and ideas off-limits violates the compact underpinning public education. Parents who opt for public schools, rather than private academies or homeschooling, are signing up for a system designed to serve entire communities and general interests; they are pooling their resources with other families to raise future generations. It is one thing to believe that parents have the right to forego regular schooling in favor of imparting an individual belief system to children at home; it is quite another to insist that public school curricula and libraries be remade to match those predilections.

These tactics also risk denying and defeating children’s own sense of educational and intellectual agency. Efforts by parents to dictate what books their teens read and subjects they study stand in the way of allowing children to develop the autonomy and judgment they will need in adulthood. Schools should breed critical thinking such that no book or lesson has the power to indoctrinate a worldview. A major purpose of a library, a broad curriculum, and of the protection of free speech itself is the notion that exposure to the panoply of available ideas and narratives is what enables us to form and test our own opinions and beliefs.

The same tensions provoking these battles are also roiling society more broadly. Social and generational shifts in thinking about racial justice, sexual orientation, and gender identity have stoked concerns in some quarters about how marriages, families, and society at large may be changing in unrecognizable, irreversible ways. The impulse of parents to shield their children from what seem like alien social forces and values is age-old. The challenge is compounded in an era in which traditional geographic boundaries that demarcated communities are eroded by online platforms that make traditional controls on what children see, hear and know virtually impossible to enforce. Some parents who find themselves raising children in an information ecosystem run amok have sought to more aggressively police the arenas they can control, training their sights on the public school classroom and library.

Self-proclaimed parents’ rights organizations play on those fears. They have turned their backs on time-honored modes of dialogue and partnership between parents and schools, stoking the belief that the threats they perceive demand government intrusion. In some communities, frustration over pandemic school closures and learning loss has bred resentment and distrust of administrators and teachers, fueling confrontational approaches. The American Federation of Teachers has reported a precipitous jump in the number of educators quitting their jobs over the last year. Meanwhile, children, who suffered learning loss and mental health challenges during the pandemic, find themselves in school environments wracked by tension, where their own rights and interests are often an afterthought.

In an era of intensifying polarization and fragmentation, public schools are among the few unifying institutions with the potential to help solder together a diverse rising generation of Americans ready and equipped to live together, solve problems and help build a better nation. If parents are worried about the books their children may find in school, they can speak to a teacher or librarian, and—even more importantly—engage with their child about the values and stories they wish to emphasize. The phrase “parents’ rights” may have a nice ring to it, but the agenda now afoot in its name should sound alarms for all those who care about the future of public education.

Correction, September 20: The original version of this story misstated Michael Farris’s role in a 1986 lawsuit. He was an attorney, not the plaintiff.

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The rights and obligations of parents in the field of education

Laws regulating the rights and obligations of parents at school

The rights of parents in education in the Russian Federation are regulated by the Constitution, the Family Code, which contains the basic rights and Russian Federation”, which regulates the rights of parents as legal representatives of children in the exercise by the latter of their rights, and other federal laws. In addition, some provisions may be in by-laws. So, schools and other educational organizations can issue their own local acts, which students and parents must follow.

Let’s take a closer look at the main legal sources that describe the rights and obligations of parents of students.

Constitution

The Constitution of the Russian Federation establishes general provisions on education that are valid throughout the country. Article 43 is devoted to this.

Section 1. Everyone has the right to education.

Clause 2. General availability and free of charge of pre-school, basic general and secondary vocational education in state or municipal educational institutions and enterprises are guaranteed.

Clause 3. Everyone has the right to receive higher education free of charge on a competitive basis in a state or municipal educational institution and at an enterprise.

Section 4. Basic general education is compulsory. Parents or persons replacing them ensure that children receive basic general education.

Clause 5. The Russian Federation establishes federal state educational standards, supports various forms of education and self-education.

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What does it mean

The Constitution recognizes the right to education as natural and inalienable among other human rights and freedoms. Education can be obtained free of charge on a competitive basis – even in universities. The Constitution notes that the child must master at least 9 classes of the school curriculum. It is the responsibility of parents to raise and educate their children to ensure this.

Federal state educational standards, which are mentioned in the fifth paragraph, are a set of mandatory requirements for education at various levels – from kindergartens to higher educational institutions. They can be compared with the standards in sports or GOSTs for products. They write textbooks and manuals, determine how much time to devote to a particular subject, decide how to conduct certification and what tasks will be on the exam. In other words, the Standards are the foundation of the educational process.

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Family Code

The Family Code has article 63, which is called “The rights and obligations of parents in the upbringing and education of children.” It contains two fundamental points:

Point 1. Parents have the right and duty to raise their children.

Parents are responsible for the upbringing and development of their children. They are obliged to take care of the health, physical, mental, spiritual and moral development of their children. Parents have a preferential right to the education and upbringing of their children over all other persons.

Section 2. Parents are required to ensure that their children receive a general education.

Parents have the right to choose an educational organization, forms of education for children and forms of their education, taking into account the opinion of children before they receive basic general education.

What does it mean

As can be seen from the Family Code, the rights and obligations of parents in the field of education imply freedom of choice: they can independently decide how and where their children will study. The same document also describes the responsibility of parents for the upbringing and education of children.

Law “On Education in the Russian Federation”

This Federal Law describes the rights of parents of minors in the field of education in the fourth chapter. The main text of the law is devoted to the rights of the students themselves, but here is what is said about parents and their responsibility.

Responsibilities of parents in the upbringing and education of children

According to Article 44, parents are obliged to “lay the foundation for the physical, moral and intellectual development of the child’s personality”, as well as to ensure that children receive a general education. Authorities and educational organizations are called upon to help parents.

Obligation to comply with the rules

Also, according to this article, parents are obliged to comply with the internal regulations of the organization that carries out educational activities, and the requirements of local regulations that establish the mode of study of students. The duties of parents also include respect for the honor and dignity of employees of an educational institution and other students.

The right of parents of schoolchildren to choose the form of education

The law, like the Family Code, allows parents to choose the forms of education for children, including family education: they can “give the child preschool, primary general, basic general, secondary general education in the family” . 1 to 9class, this form of education is called family, and in 10-11 – self-education.

At the same time, parents, taking into account the opinion of the child, have the right to return from home to full-time education at any time.

The right of parents to receive information at school

Also, Article 44 gives parents the right to familiarize themselves with the charter of the educational organization and all educational and program documentation, as well as request a license for educational activities and a certificate of accreditation, if they are not published on the website. Parents should be notified of any examinations (such as psychological) that are carried out on schoolchildren, and receive consent or refusal from them. Parents have the right to get acquainted with the content of the educational course, methods of education and upbringing, technologies, as well as with the grades of their children.

The right of parents to participate in school management

According to the Federal Law “On Education in the Russian Federation”, the rights of parents in the field of education include the right to participate in school life, but only in accordance with internal regulations.

The right to protect the interests of the child

Parents can defend the rights of the student by methods that do not contradict the norms of law and morality.

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What to do if a child’s rights in education are violated

According to Article 45 of the Law “On Education in the Russian Federation”, in case of violation of the rights of the child, parents have the right:

use other methods of protection of rights and legitimate interests not prohibited by the legislation of the Russian Federation.

The Commission for Settlement of Disputes between Participants of Educational Relations is created in the organization carrying out educational activities, from an equal number of representatives of adult students, parents (legal representatives) of underage students, employees of the organization carrying out educational activities.
Federal Law “On Education in the Russian Federation”

Unfortunately, schoolchildren’s rights are often violated. A typical situation: a student was not allowed to attend a lesson due to being late or not wearing a school uniform. Most likely, both cases are indeed violations of the local normative act of the school, but the teacher does not have the right to punish them by not allowing them to attend classes. If the student was not admitted to the lesson, then the parents can write a complaint to the school principal, to the education department with a request for a disciplinary investigation, to the prosecutor’s office.

Children are often involved in the so-called subbotniks – general cleaning of the classroom, school building, territory. But Article 34 of the Federal Law “On Education in the Russian Federation” states: “It is prohibited to engage students without their consent and minor students without the consent of their parents (legal representatives) in work not provided for by the educational program.” If the parent did not give consent, then he has the right to write a complaint addressed to the director.

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THE Top 10 Daycares in Vero Beach, FL | Affordable Prices

Daycares in Vero Beach, FL

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We are a small in home Montessori school, that provides an intimate, peaceful setting where children have a challenging program that includes hands on learning, freedom of movement and the ability to reachtheir full potential. We offer a school year program September-May that includes full time five days per week and part time which includes three or two days per week. Prices vary according to the program you choose. We have a certified/credentialed Montessori teacher with the American Montessori Society….

For Kids Only

2044 16th St, Vero Beach, FL 32960

Costimate: $160/wk

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For Kids Only is a childcare and educational facility located at 2044 16th Street, Vero Beach, Florida. The center has a capacity of 165 children, and it operates from Monday thru Friday 7:300 AM to 5:30 PM.The center offers full-time childcare services and early childhood education programs in a safe, nurturing and stimulating environment. It provides educational activities that enhance the children’s physical, intellectual and social skills….

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What matters to us at La Petite Academy is simple: Your child. Here, exceptionally strong, sound social and educational foundations are formed. Here, children learn to respect one another. Learn together. Learnto work together. Learn to have fun constructively. And discover how enjoyable learning can be. It all starts by design. The free-flowing, open concept design of our facilities inspires a nurturing, interactive, and collaborative environment in which your child can thrive. Our schools and classrooms are designed to give children room to grow, room to share and room to be themselves. At La Petite Academy, open spaces and open concepts promote open minds….

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La Petite Academy Child Care-Vero Beach is an educational daycare located in Vero Beach, Florida. This branch of La Petite Academy offers infant care, preschool and other programs for children ages six weeks totwelve years old. The Academy intends to give children a safe, clean and nurturing environment that will help in learning and development. The facility is operational on Monday through Friday, 6:30 a.m. to 6:30 p.m….

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Children’s Discovery Center provides a caring and flexible educational program emphasizing a child-centered approach. The educational philosophy is to educate the whole person and promote personalresponsibility and accountability. The unique and robust curriculum integrates traditional academic subjects with music, theater, art and outdoor education….

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Cradles To Crayons in Vero Beach, Florida seeks to provide a nurturing, high quality, safe and fun learning environment that is fit for the child’s overall growth and development. It is a Child Care providerthat can accommodate up to 231 children from infants to school age….

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Bright Promises Preschool is a locally based daycare facility that offers full-time child care and early education services designed for young children. Located at 1708 43rd Ave, the company serves the familiesliving in the Vero Beach, FL area. Bright Promises Preschool has served the community since opening in 1991….

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Williams Child Care is a child care center at 2405 14th Ave, Vero Beach, FL. Their center is dedicated to provide for your child’s immediate learning needs. Their center features a patient and supportivelearning environment that helps with their students’ maturation….

Robert M Day Dr

200 Indian Harbor Rd, Vero Beach, FL 32963

Costimate: $134/wk

Description:

Robert Day Dr in Vero Beach, Florida seeks to provide a nurturing, high quality, safe and fun learning environment that is fit for the child’s overall growth and development. It is a Child Care provider thatcan accommodate a certain number of children….

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Roberts Family Day Care offers center-based and full-time child care and early education services designed for young children. Located at 865 23rd Place SW, the company serves families living in the Vero Beach,FL area. Roberts Family Day Care has served the community since they started in 2006….

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Angel Care is a childcare facility located at 1130 7th Ave, Vero Beach, FL that truly understands children’s inquisitive nature. They take advantage of this by modifying their strategies to better accommodatetheir students’ individual interests. They focus on real problems and uses exploration to bridge experience with learning….

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General Learning Achievement Corp is a day care facility on 206 Ocean Way, Vero Beach, FL that maintains a safe facility that children will love exploring. Their child care center operates regularly on schooldays and is registered with the state of Florida to provide child care services to children residing nearby….

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Genesis Learning Centers offers center-based and full-time child care and early education services designed for young children. Located at 445 24th Ave Ste 117, the company serves families living in the VeroBeach, FL area. Genesis Learning Centers has served the community since they opened in 2011….

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Environmental Learning Center Foundation, Inc. encourages early learning and the development of social skills through play, creative activities and other noncompetitive exercises. They offer a friendly,educational and nurturing environment for preschool in the area. As professional educators, the teachers emphasize the growth of the child as a whole….

Happy Home LLC

356 Eugenia Rd, Vero Beach, FL 32963

Costimate: $135/wk

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Happy Home in Vero Beach, Florida seeks to provide a nurturing, high quality, safe and fun learning environment that is fit for the child’s overall growth and development. It is a Child Care provider that canaccommodate a certain number of children….

Karen’s Korner

3762 20th Pl, Vero Beach, FL 32960

Costimate: $160/wk

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Karen’s Korner in Vero Beach, FL is featuring care and education for children in a loving, nurturing, safe, and healthy atmosphere. They provide carefully selected learning methods that enhance skills whileassisting the kids to develop social and cognitive abilities. They offer experiences that are age-appropriate and encourage imagination as well as a love of learning….

ABC LEARNING CENTER

2715 Atlantic Blvd, Vero Beach, FL 32960

Costimate: $160/wk

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ABC LEARNING CENTER strives to foster a love of learning. The program fully supports and enhances all areas of a child’s development through a holistic curriculum. They provide a nurturing learning environmentoffering a wealth of experiences to enhance children’s cognitive, emotional, social, spiritual and physical development….

Little Palms

1730 24th St, Vero Beach, FL 32960

Costimate: $160/wk

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Little Palms in Vero Beach, Florida seeks to provide a nurturing, high quality, safe and fun learning environment that is fit for the child’s overall growth and development. It is a Child Care provider that canaccommodate a certain number of children….

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Bonnies Place For Kids is a child care and education provider that serves the community of Vero Beach FL. It offers a fun learning environment and provides a curriculum that boosts the intellectual, social, andemotional skills of children. The facility promotes balanced learning by providing developmental materials that support children’s overall growth….

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FAQs for finding daycares in Vero Beach

In 2022 what type of daycare can I find near me in Vero Beach, FL?

There are a variety of daycares in Vero Beach, FL providing full time and part-time care. Some daycares are facility-based and some are in-home daycares operated out of a person’s home. They can also vary in the degree of education and curriculum they offer. Additionally, some daycares offer bilingual programs for parents that want to immerse their children in multiple languages.

How can I find a daycare near me in Vero Beach, FL?

If you are looking for daycare options near you, start several months in advance of when you need care for your child. Care.com has 21 in Vero Beach, FL as of October 2022 and you can filter daycares by distance from Vero Beach or your zip code. From there, you can then compare daycare rates, parent reviews, view their specific services, see their hours of operation and contact them through the website for further information or to request an appointment.

What questions should I ask a daycare provider before signing up?

As you visit daycare facilities in Vero Beach, FL, you should ask the providers what their hours are so you can be prepared to adjust your schedule for drop-off and pick-up. Ask what items you are responsible for bringing for your child and what items you may be required to provide that will be shared among other children or the daycare staff. Also, make sure to check directly with the business for information about their local licensing and credentials in Vero Beach, FL.

La Petite Academy of Vero Beach in Vero Beach, FL | 1418 27th Ave

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Welcome to Our School

Welcome to La Petite Academy educational child care center in Vero Beach, FL! My name is Johanna and I am the academy director.

I am confident that we offer the best Infant care, Preschool and other age-specific programs in the area due to our unique curriculum. Our curriculum is assessment-based for all ages and our teachers are trained to effectively implement lesson plans and assess the development of their students every day.

I maintain an open-door policy and plan a lot of events to give families a chance to participate. I work hard to ensure that families have the opportunity to develop strong relationships with us. Our highly trained teachers maintain a safe, clean and nurturing environment where children learn through play. We take child development very seriously and strive to improve our educational offerings through ongoing training.

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.

We invite you to stop by for a tour to find out more about the wonderful experiences we offer at our La Petite Academy in Vero Beach, FL!

Here’s what people have to say

5 out of 5 stars

My daughter loves her school! She tells me she had fun everyday. She loves and adores her teachers and her friends. She has learned so much and I think she is very prepared for her future.

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My experience with this school has been wonderful. My daughter loves coming to school every day and seeing her teachers and friends

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Overall, the experience here has been amazing. The teachers are all friendly and provide my child the care needed. Every day my daughter is excited to tell me about her day on the ride home. It makes me feel content knowing that my daughter is safe and taken care of.

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The teachers are amazing! The change in my daughter since she started school has been astronomical! She learns so fast. Everyday she comes home and tells me all about her day at school and it is the best part of my day.

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It has been a great experience. To know my child is not only developing extremely well, loved, and cared for everyday but wants to be at the school is all a parent could ask for.

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I find that this location is excellent in all facets of getting children to be as productive at having good motor development skills I’m extremely happy with this facility

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Grow Your Connection

With SproutAbout, you won’t miss a thing when your child is at school with us. Take a peek at the engaging experience provided by our new app.

Learn About Electives

For an additional fee, go beyond regular classroom learning experiences with our enhanced series of fun, interactive enrichment programs exploring a variety of activities. We offer:

Soccer, Music, Yoga, Spanish, Phonics, Handwriting & Advanced Math

Proud to be Accredited!

We’ve been recognized as a high-quality early education program.

Give Your Child a Great Start With VPK

Voluntary Pre-Kindergarten (VPK) is a free daily, 4-hour program that includes breakfast and lunch, with the option of extended wrap care. This full-day learning experience enhances your child’s school readiness journey. Every child who turns 4 by September 1 may be eligible for free VPK. Schedule a tour to learn more.

Meet Our Staff

Johanna Moyett, Director

Education: A.S. Degree

Certifications: Staff Credential, Director Credential

I have been with La Petite since 2014 and in the early childhood education industry since 2000. I am dedicated to making a difference in all areas of development in a child’s life.

Meet Our Staff

Cathy Haynes, Assistant Director

Education: College Credits

Certifications: Staff Credential, Directors Credential

I have been working in the child care industry since 1997. I am dedicated to the success of all the children in my care. My families and children are very important to me.

Meet Our Staff

Mary Salamo, Team Lead

Education: College Credits

Certifications: B.A. Degree, Staff Credential

Teaching is my passion and making a difference in a child’s life is what I work for. I have been a teacher since 1994 and a VPK teacher since 2014 and wouldn’t change it for the world!

Local School Phone Number: 772.562.6700772.562.6700


License #: C19IR0038

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