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All About The Kids Learning Center in Bowling Green, Ohio

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Name: All About The Kids Learning Center
Type: Pre K
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Pre K Address: 437 South Main Street, Bowling Green, OH 43402
Pre K Phone: (419) 353-3898
Child ages: 3 weeks – 12 years
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Pre K Website: http://www.allaboutthekids.us

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The Center’s MISSION is to provide a caring nurturing and energetic environment for your child to grow. Children are encouraged to learn through guidance modeling and self-direction. With their educational experience and devotion to teaching young children our staff will assist your child in reaching his/hers highest potential of learning. Our educational curriculum is designed to encourage children to enjoy learning acquire appropriate social skills and develop independence.

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ALL ABOUT THE KIDS LEARNING CENTER, LLC, Licensed Child Care Center

ALL ABOUT THE KIDS LEARNING CENTER, LLC

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ALL ABOUT THE KIDS LEARNING CENTER, LLC is a licensed child care center in Bowling Green, Wood County, Ohio that welcomes your child and family. Sensitive, loving interactions with teachers are the active ingredients of high quality early care and learning programs. Children benefit socially, intellectually and physically from participation in quality group care experiences, with proven results that last into their school years. Quality child care/day care programs also involve parents—regularly telling you about your child’s daily activities, and sharing information about child development topics and activity ideas to enjoy at home.

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Everything I didn’t say online Celeste Ing

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Everything I didn’t say

To my family

One

Lydia is dead. But they don’t know yet. 3 May 1977 years old, half past seven in the morning, no one knows anything except for the most harmless fact: Lydia is late for breakfast. By her bowl of cereal, Lydia’s mother, as always, put a sharpened pencil and physics homework – six problems are marked with checkmarks. Lydia’s father is in the car on the way to work, turning the knob on the radio, fumbling for WXKP (Northwest Ohio’s top news provider) and getting angry at the wheezing of static. Lydia’s brother yawns on the stairs, still wrapped in the tail of a night dream. And on a chair in the corner of the kitchen sits Lydia’s sister, goggling, hunching over, sucking cereal one at a time, waiting for Lydia. Sister something in the end and says:

– Lydia is taking a long time today.

Upstairs, Marilyn opens the door to her daughter’s bedroom and sees that no one has gone to bed: the corners of the sheets are in neat hospital folds, the pillow is fluffy and swollen. Everything seems to be in place. Lumped on the floor were mustard corduroy pants, a striped rainbow sock. On the wall in a row – award ribbons from school science exhibitions, a postcard with Einstein. There was a bag in the closet. The green school backpack slumped against the desk. On the chest of drawers is a bottle of Baby Soft perfume – the dusty sweetness of a beloved child is still in the air. But Lydia is gone.

Marilyn closes her eyes. Maybe when she opens it, Lydia will be in the bedroom – as usual, buried with her head, strands sticking out. A grouchy lump under the covers – maybe Marilyn overlooked it. I was in the bathroom, mom. Went downstairs for a drink. Yes, I’m lying here, what are you doing? Marilyn looks on and, of course, nothing has changed. The drawn curtains glow like a blank TV screen.

Marilyn stops at the kitchen door, rests her hands on the door frame. Her silence is eloquent.

“I’ll look outside,” she says after a pause. – Maybe for some reason …

As she walks to the front door, she looks down at the floor, as if Lydia has stamped footprints into the hallway.

Nat says to Hannah:

– I was at my place in the evening. I heard the radio. Half past eleven. – And he stops, remembering that he did not wish good night.

— Can they kidnap you if you are sixteen? Hannah asks.

Nat pokes at the cereal with a spoon. They wither and drown in the milk turbidity.

Mother returns, and Nat breathes a blissful sigh: here is Lydia, safe and sound. Not for the first time: she and her mother are so alike, you see one out of the corner of your eye and mistake it for another – the same elven chin, and high cheekbones, and the dimple on the left cheek, the same narrow shoulders. Only her hair is different: Lydia’s is inky black, her mother’s is honey-blonde. Nat and Hannah took after their father. Some woman once asked at the grocery store: “Chinese?” – and when they said “yes”, deciding not to go into details – completely, half, – she nodded thoughtfully: “I knew it. You can see it in the eyes.” And she pulled the corners of her eyes with her fingers. However, genetics is not a decree for Lydia – she inherited her mother’s blue eyes, and Nat and Hannah know that this is why Lydia is her mother’s favorite. And papa. And not only for this reason.

Lydia puts her hand to her forehead and turns back to her mother.

“The car is here,” says the mother, but Nat had no doubts. Lydia can’t drive, she doesn’t even have a student’s license. That week, she surprised everyone by failing the exam, and without a license, her father would not even let her sit behind the wheel. Nat stirs the sludge of the soaked flakes in the bottom of the bowl. The clock in the hallway is ticking, striking half past seven. Nobody raises an eyebrow.

— Do we still have to go to school? Hannah asks.

Marilyn hesitates. He takes the bag, rummages through it with feigned efficiency, fishes out the keys.

Both of you missed the bus. Nat, take my car, give Hanna a lift. And then: Don’t worry. We’ll find out. She doesn’t look at children. The children don’t look at her.

As they leave, Marilyn, holding back her trembling hands, takes a mug from the cupboard. Long ago, when Lydia was a baby, Marilyn once left her in the living room on a blanket and went into the kitchen for tea. Lydia was barely eleven months old. Marilyn removed the kettle from the stove, turned around and saw Lydia standing in the doorway. Marilyn put her hand on the hot burner in surprise. A burn blossomed in a red spiral on the palm of her hand, and Marilyn, looking at her daughter through tears, pressed it to her lips. And the daughter stood and looked wary, looked around, as if she had seen this kitchen for the first time. Marilyn then did not even think that she had missed her daughter’s first steps, that her daughter had grown so much. Not “How did I overlook everything?” But “What else are you hiding?” Flashed through my brain. Nath struggled and staggered and fell and hobbled in front of his mother, but she didn’t remember Lydia ever trying to get up. And yet, it seemed, she stood firmly with her bare feet, her fingers barely peeking out of her frilled sleeve. Marilyn often turned away – opened the refrigerator, fiddled with the laundry. Maybe while Marilyn was looking into the pots, Lydia had been walking for more than a week.

Marilyn picked up her daughter in her arms, smoothed her hair, said how smart Lidia is, when dad comes back – he will be so proud. And all the same – as if she had found a locked door in a familiar room: it turns out that Lydia, who can still be cradled in her arms, has secrets. Marilyn feeds her, bathes her, packs her in pajama pants, but Lydia’s life is already kind of curtained. Marilyn kissed her daughter on the cheek, pressed her to her, tried to warm herself with her little body.

And now he drinks tea and remembers his astonishment.

On the corkboard by the refrigerator is the school secretary’s phone number; Marilyn unhooks the card, dials a number, and wraps the wire around her finger, listening to the beeps.

“Middlewood High School,” the secretary says after the fourth ring. — Dotty at the machine.

Marilyn remembers this Dottie: cushion-shaped, her fading red hair still tucked into a puffy bun.

“Good morning,” Marilyn says, stammering. Is my daughter at school today?

Frustrated, Dotty cackles politely:

— Who am I talking to, please?

Marilyn does not immediately remember her name.

– Marilyn. Marilyn Lee. My daughter is Lydia Lee. Tenth grade.

– One minute, I’ll check the schedule. First lesson… – Pause. — Physics, eleventh grade?

— Yes, absolutely right. Mr Kelly’s.

– I’ll send someone to check.

A knock is heard as the secretary puts down the phone on the table.

Marilyn looks at the mug, the puddle of the mug on the countertop. A few years ago, a girl crawled into a barn and suffocated. The police sent out a leaflet to homes: “If your child is lost, start searching immediately. Check washing machines and dryers, car trunks, sheds, any spaces that a child might have climbed into. If the child is not found, immediately call the police.

– Mrs. Li? the secretary says. Your daughter didn’t come to the first lesson. Did you want to ask her?

Marilyn hangs up without answering. He pins a card on the board, and under wet fingers the ink is blurred, the numbers are smeared, as if in a hurricane wind or under water.

Marilyn walks around all the rooms, opens all the closets. He looks into the empty garage – there is only an oil stain on the concrete and a strong smell of gasoline. She doesn’t know what she’s looking for. Significant footprints? A trail of bread crumbs? When she was twelve, an older girl disappeared from her school – then a corpse was found. Ginny Barron. She wore two-tone leather shoes that Marilyn would have sold her immortal soul for. Ginny went to the store to buy cigarettes for her father, and two days later she was found by the roadside halfway to Charlottesville, naked and strangled.

The brain boils. Son of Sam’s summer is just beginning—although the papers have been calling him that only recently—and even in Ohio, the headlines are screaming about the latest murder. In a few months, the police will catch David Berkowitz [David Berkowitz, aka Son of Sam (Richard David Falco, b. 1953)] is an American serial killer. Between the summer of 1976 and July 1977, he killed 6 and wounded 7 women with a .44 revolver; preferred women with dark, long and wavy hair. Was arrested on August 1977, currently serving 6 life sentences in prison. – Note here and below. transl.] and the country will find something to distract: the death of Elvis, the new Atari [“King of rock and roll” Elvis Presley (1935-1977) died on August 16 Sales of the Atari 2600 game console began on September 1. ], Fonzi jumps over a shark [Arthur Herbert Fonzarelli – the character of the American sitcom Happy Days» (Happy Days, 1974-1984), played by Henry Winkler; he jumps over a shark on a jet ski in the Season 5 episode “Hollywood (Part 3)” aired September 20, 1977. The scene became a household name as an example of an illogical and absurd plot twist, invented by screenwriters solely for the sake of television ratings.]. But now dark-haired New Yorkers are buying up blonde wigs, and the world is scary and unpredictable. We don’t have that here, Marilyn reminds herself. It can’t be like this in Middlewood, which is supposed to be a city, but in fact a college town, three thousand inhabitants. In an hour by car you can only get to Toledo; all Saturday entertainment – rollerdrome, bowling and drive-in cinema; even Middlewood Lake in the center is an overdressed pond, nothing more. (Here Marilyn is wrong: the lake is a thousand feet from shore to shore and deep.) And yet his lower back tingles like bugs marching along the ridge.

Grinding rings on the bar, Marilyn pulls back the shower curtain and looks at the white curve of the tub. Searches kitchen cabinets. He looks into the pantry, into the dressing room, into the oven. Opens the refrigerator. Olives. Milk. A chicken in pink styrofoam, a head of cabbage, a bunch of jade-colored grapes. Marilyn touches the cool glass of the peanut butter jar and closes the refrigerator, shaking her head. What did you think – Lydia is inside?

The morning sun, juicy as a lemon biscuit, fills the house — it floods the insides of cupboards and empty closets, clean bare floorboards. Marilyn examines her hands – they are also empty, almost glowing in the sun. Marilyn picks up the phone and calls her husband.

It’s still an ordinary Tuesday in James’s office; James clicks his fountain pen against his teeth. Slightly uphill creeps dirty typescript: “Serbia was one of the most powerful Baltic powers.” He crosses out “Baltic”, corrects for “Balkan”, turns the page.

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Description: WORLD OF FUN, INC. is a Child Care Center in OKLAHOMA CITY OK, with a maximum capacity of 60 children. This child care center helps with children in the age range of 0 – 11 Months, 12 – 23 Months, 2 Years, 3 Years, 4 Years, 5 Years, 6 Years and Older. The provider also participates in a subsidized child care program.

Additional Information: Rated 3 Stars.

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  • License Number:
    K830023160
  • Capacity:
    60
  • Age Range:
    0 – 11 Months, 12 – 23 Months, 2 Years, 3 Years, 4 Years, 5 Years, 6 Years and Older
  • State Rating:
    3
  • Enrolled in Subsidized Child Care Program:
    Yes
  • Type of Care:
    Daytime Hours
  • Transportation:
    Children’s Schools, Field Trips
  • District Office:
    Oklahoma Dept of Human Services – Child Care Services
  • District Office Phone:
    (405) 301-2828 (Note: This is not the facility phone number.)
  • Licensor:
    Stephanie Spinnie

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Date Type/Purpose Corrections
2021-08-25 Periodic
Full Inspection		 Plan: Children’s attendance records will be documented daily and maintained.
Correction Date: 2021-08-25
Description:
340:110-3-281.2(c)(5)(B)(i) – promptly documented on paper, including the child’s full name and arrival and departure time; and

Children’s attendance records are not being properly maintained.
2021-04-19 Periodic
Full Inspection		 Plan: Director has submitted all training hours and a renewal application to cecpd and is waiting on it to be processed. The program will ensure a renewal application and training hours is sent at least 14 days prior to expiration to prevent a lapse in qualifications.
Correction Date: 2021-06-19
Description:
340:110-3-284.1(b)(C) – has a current bronze or higher level certificate per OAC 340 Appendix EE – Oklahoma Director’s Credential;

The programs director has a director’s credential which expired on 3/30/21.
2021-04-19 Periodic
Full Inspection		 Plan: Master teachers have submitted all training hours and renewal applications to cecpd and is waiting on them to be processed. The program will ensure all applications and training hours are sent to cecpd at least 14 days prior to expiration to prevent a lapse in qualifications.
Correction Date: 2021-06-19
Description:
340:110-3-284.2(b)(2)(C) – have a current Oklahoma Professional Development Ladder (OPDL) certificate, per OAC 340 Appendix FF – Oklahoma Professional Development Ladder of:

2 master teachers have expired PDL’s.
2019-12-17 Periodic
Full Inspection		 Plan: Director will have master teacher complete all training hours and a renewal application and submit to CECPD as soon as possible. Director will ensure all personnel submit PDL renewal applications and training hours to CEPCPD prior to expiration date.
Correction Date: 2020-02-01
Description:
340:110-3-284.2(b)(2)(C) – have a current Oklahoma Professional Development Ladder (OPDL) certificate, per OAC 340 Appendix FF – Oklahoma Professional Development Ladder of:

One master teacher has a PDL which expired on 1/9/19.
2019-12-17 Periodic
Full Inspection		 Plan: Master teacher has submitted all training hours to CECPD and is waiting on them to be processed. Once processed master teacher will have a level 3 or higher PDL. Director will ensure all master teachers meet qualifications with a level 3 PDL or higher.
Correction Date: 2020-02-01
Description:
340:110-3-284.2(b)(2)(C)(i) – Level 3, specifically met by an Oklahoma Competency Certificate with a Master Teacher emphasis; or

One master teacher has a level 1 PDL which expires on 2/6/20.

2019-07-15 Periodic
Full Inspection		 Plan: Master teacher has submitted a renewal application to CECPD and required training hours. Director will follow up with CECPD regarding training hours and the renewal application.
Correction Date: 2019-09-15
Description:
340:110-3-284.2(b)(2)(C) – have a current Oklahoma Professional Development Ladder (OPDL) certificate, per OAC 340 Appendix FF – Oklahoma Professional Development Ladder of:

One master teacher has a PDL which expired on 1/9/19.
2019-05-06 Complaint
Partial Inspection
Description:
No non-compliances observed
2019-03-08 Periodic
Full Inspection		 Plan: Corrected on visit
Correction Date: 2019-03-08
Description:
340:110-3-300(n)(3)(A) – operable sinks with running water between 80 and 120 degrees F;

No hot water in infant room.

2019-03-08 Periodic
Full Inspection		 Plan: Has put in order to correct
Correction Date: 2019-03-08
Description:
340:110-3-303(e) – Toxic materials. Toxic materials, such as health and beauty aids, cleaning materials, and pesticides are inaccessible.

Disinfectant and bleach water accessible.
2019-01-11 Other
Partial Inspection		 Plan: Director will have personnel submit a PDL renewal application to CECPD along with training hours. Director will ensure all personnel maintain current PDL’s.
Correction Date: 2019-03-11
Description:
340:110-3-284(b)(3) – Oklahoma Professional Development Ladder. Prior to or within 12 months of employment, teaching personnel obtain and maintain a current Oklahoma Professional Development Ladder (OPDL) certificate, per OAC 340 Appendix FF Oklahoma Professional Development Ladder.

One personnel has a professional development ladder certification which expired on 1/9/19.
2018-12-12 Periodic
Full Inspection
Description:
No non-compliances observed
2018-08-16 Periodic
Full Inspection
Description:
No non-compliances observed
2018-03-02 Periodic
Full Inspection
Description:
No non-compliances observed
2018-03-01 Periodic
Full Inspection		 Plan: Owner nailed a wooden board to the outside of the fence to close the gap and stabilize the fence. Owner will ensure the fence is maintained in good and stable condition.
Correction Date: 2018-03-01
Description:
340:110-3-301(c)(5)(A)(iv) – is maintained in a good condition, such as stable, secure, and upright.

The east side wooden fence has detached itself from the other wooden panel causing a gap in the fence.
2018-03-01 Periodic
Full Inspection		 Plan: Director states they are only using teaching personnel as a substitute due to low enrollment. Director states teacher is enrolled in a CPR/First Aid certification course on 4/5/18. Director will submit verification to licensing. Director will ensure all teaching personnel obtain and maintain CPR/First Aid certification.
Correction Date: 2018-05-01
Description:
340:110-3-284.2(c)(3) – Position specific professional development. Teachers obtain and maintain CPR and first aid certification that meets the requirements per OAC 340:110-3-284(d). Teachers assuming the position:

A teaching personnel employed 5/19/14 has CPR/First Aid certification which expired on 1/31/18.

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Cruises with children

As a family company, no one understands families better than MSC. And no one does more to help you and your loved ones enjoy every moment to the fullest, both together and individually on board and ashore.

  • Children travel free with MSC! Every child under the age of eighteen staying in the same room as their parents travels free of charge. So that you and your whole family can enjoy a carefree journey, exploring the most beautiful places on earth from the sea. Only taxes and port charges, airfare and transfers, where applicable, are paid.
  • All luxury entertainment on board is included in your cruise free of charge, from the water park, pools and water slides to the best gaming consoles (PS3, Xbox and Wii) are just some of our benefits. So your kids and teens can do whatever they want without thinking.
  • Even the high-tech game attractions on board, such as our virtual world and 4D cinema, are available to you and your children for a small fee. In doing so, you will get great pleasure.
  • Your children will always feel like the main guests with MSC, starting with a personal welcome from the children’s corner in the port terminal and continuing throughout the cruise. Safety wristbands are issued upon boarding and pagers or DECT phones can be rented for a small fee so you can keep in touch with your kids at any time.
  • The ships offer a varied program of activities for the whole family and especially for children under the supervision of staff on board, entertainment and social activities designed specifically for four age groups in children’s clubs. And they are all free!
  • Innovative activities for kids such as Fun Time Dinner, Happy Dinners and Kids Around the Clock allow the whole family to enjoy their vacation – even at meal times, late evenings or shore excursions. In this way, your children are free to explore their own social life, meet new friends from all over the world in a safe environment, immersing themselves in a holiday they will never forget. Adults can finally relax and enjoy their holiday without worrying about children.

*Children under 12 traveling with parents in the same cabin free of charge: only taxes and port charges, airfare and transfers (if applicable) are charged. This offer is available seasonally and must be confirmed at the time of booking.

FAMILY CRUISES

Enjoy a culinary journey with the kids on an MSC cruise with a wide selection of international and national cuisines that will delight the whole family with flavors from around the world.

  • For an ever-changing menu of high quality international cuisine, including specialties from award-winning chefs, look no further than the main restaurants aboard MSC ships. If you prefer a casual meal, the buffet is open 20 hours a day.
  • When you’re in the mood to treat yourself or your family to something a little different, Fleet’s signature restaurants have the world on your plate, from superb sushi and Asian delicacies to juicy steaks, French favourites, and more. You will also find a wide selection of sweets from well-known manufacturers such as Venchi chocolate and Jean-Philippe Maury.
  • Vegetarian and gluten-free meals are available on all ships of the fleet, as well as many other dishes. All ships offer a special children’s menu consisting of many popular Mediterranean and international classics. You can purchase a package of non-alcoholic drinks for children for a fee.
  • If your kids want to eat with their new friends, our staff will be happy to take care of them. If they get tired after a busy day, you can order food delivery to your cabin.

Meals at the main restaurants and buffet are included in the price of the cruise.

Discover entertainment on board. There is always something to do here, and you and the children will never be bored! An MSC cruise is an opportunity for the whole family to enjoy a vacation together in the safe and fun environment of a cruise ship.

  • On an MSC cruise, you’ll find a wide range of activities, both in dedicated kids’ clubs and throughout the ship, from sports tournaments and quizzes to the dedicated Doremi family disco.
  • From relaxing in the pool or at the water park to the thrill of riding the waterslide, family fun lasts from sunrise to sunset.
  • On some of the fleet’s ships, you’ll be able to experience a real adrenaline rush while riding a zip-line**, driving a full-sized MSC Formula Racer or enjoying an immersive virtual reality experience, not to mention the XD multi-touch interactive cinema and amazing video game room.
  • You can take the kids to a Broadway-style theatrical performance. Once every cruise, there is a special entertainment event called the LEGO® Experience On Board*: a full day of fun LEGO activities for the whole family.

* Available: all ships MSC

** Zip Line will be temporarily unavailable on board ships during 2021 cruises.

Discover each country with your children at a family-friendly pace thanks to family excursions. Led by talented and skilled local guides who are in constant contact with the vessel, they are your ticket to new culture, historical sites, natural beauty and more.

What’s more, there is a special price for shore excursions for children!

  • Infants and infants aged 2 and under travel free of charge
  • Children aged 3 to 13 receive a discount of up to 30% compared to the adult price.

Book now and save up to 20% compared to onboard prices!

Relax and unwind or, alternatively, actively spend your free time and make the most of every wonderful moment of travel. While your kids are having a great time safely in the protected world of MSC cruises, you can enjoy all the things you never have time for at home.

  • Relax with a sensual massage at the authentic MSC Aurea Balinese spa or work out at the gym.
  • Choose your entertainment option: indulge in some shopping, a cocktail or an evening of excitement in the onboard casino.
  • Enjoy a romantic dinner for two overlooking the sea.
  • Discover great MSC Cruises destinations with a special guided tour.

Babies & Toddlers

Kids Clubs – In addition to activities that the whole family can enjoy, we are creating a Kids Club on board all ships in the fleet with special activities and amenities.

Partnership with leading baby care brand Chicco provides a dedicated play area with facilities for babies and children under 3 years of age. You can leave your little ones with MSC Babycare* staff or stay with them and enjoy special Chicco toys and games. They will enjoy music and activities designed to arouse their curiosity.

* Please note that MSC Babycare (designed for infants and toddlers up to 3 years of age) will be temporarily unavailable on board ships.

Medical Center – Each ship in the MSC Cruises fleet has a well-equipped modern medical center on board. It is staffed by qualified staff and enjoys 24/7 specialized pediatric telemedicine support. Over-the-counter medicines can be purchased on board.

Little children get their clothes dirty so often! But MSC solves this problem easily and simply. In our new laundry room for children from 0 to 6 years old, children’s clothes are washed in a separate washing machine using safe detergents at temperatures up to 30°C.

Children’s belongings will be picked up from your cabin and delivered clean the next day. You will find complete information about the service in your cabin, along with a biodegradable paper laundry bag and a service card to fill out.

24 Hour Cabin Service – All restaurants are open 24/7 to deliver food to the cabins so you can feed your child quickly on demand for your comfort.

Mom and Dad, you and your child are waiting for you in the mini club, which is reserved for the youngest guests (up to 3 years old) for several hours a day, which allows them to play with you and other children of their age from different countries. In the meantime, you can chat with other parents vacationing with their children. Mini club opening hours:

Port days: morning: 8:00-10:00 / Afternoon: 16:00-18:00 / Evening: 20:00-21:00

Sea days: morning: 8:00-10:00 / Evening : 20:00-21:00

Time may vary depending on vessel and route.

You will find the most modern, fun and educational toys selected for you at the Chicco Observatory. Game activities include:

Let’s speak English: let’s play in English with Chicco toys in two languages ​​

Rhythm and music: playing with music is fun

Mini-Olympic Games: start crawling and then…

Meet our Dorebaby mascot.

Mini Club 3-6

The Mini Club welcomes children ages 3 to 6 to make new friends and have tons of fun playing with educational LEGO® toys. The club offers various games and interesting activities such as arts and crafts to develop the imagination of children and make every day special. And, of course, the whole family is invited to the Doremi family disco!

Junior Club 7-11

The Junior Club from 7 to 11 inspires and unites children through a wide range of activities. It could be a Master Chef at Sea competition, an Orebro sports event, or a live Fire & Ice video game. Do children like to play, dance or sing? Then watch the Kelly & Kloe show on board.

  • Special children’s menu in all restaurants
  • Cheerful dinners – children’s dinners with animators every day in a buffet restaurant. Let your kids have fun while you enjoy your holiday (free service)
  • Happy Dinners – children have dinner with their family, then animators accompany them to the mini club, while adults can have a leisurely dinner (free service).
  • Supervised children around the clock – under supervision, children play or take a nap, while parents are left to their own devices. (for a small fee)
  • Family excursions – excursions for the whole family with the support of animation staff, so that both parents and children are satisfied and spend time on excursions with pleasure.

Each ship in the MSC fleet offers a varied program of fun family activities where children are the center of attention, but their parents are also welcome to join.

Events are held under the friendly supervision of the beloved mascot DOREMI and his own family – sister Mila, brother Dorebro and their younger brother Dorebabi.

Learn their Doremi Dance in six languages, recorded by the children’s choir Piccolo Coro dell’Antoniano and join them:

  • Doremi Chef Cooking Course
  • team talent show (Doremi Live)
  • fun disco Doremix for the whole family
  • fairy tale time
  • pool parade
  • show-show with professional dancers and artists
  • parade of children’s costumes in the ship’s theater

Travel with MSC and experience countless magical moments with all members of the DOREMI DOREMILAND family on board! There will also be a mascot meet and greet photo shoot so you can capture unforgettable memories of your family sea adventure.

Children aged 3 to 11 can play with LEGO® bricks every day in mini and junior clubs.

What’s more, once every cruise, MSC hosts a special entertainment event called the LEGO® Experience on board. The whole day is dedicated to LEGO fun activities for the whole family.

And with the range of LEGO toys sold aboard each ship, you can let your kids get creative anytime, anywhere!

Teenagers

Junior Club 7-11

MSC treats youth like young adults and offers many different activities to help teenagers make new friends and spend holidays with them, regardless of their parents. Every day promises new experiences, with a special program of sports tournaments, high-tech games and many other exciting activities.

Club for teenagers 14-15 years old

Here children can immerse themselves in a world of discovery, involvement and interaction. Every day they are waiting for new experiences, sports tournaments, high-tech games and many other interesting events. And, of course, every day is an opportunity to make new friends.

Teenagers between the ages of 15 and 17 can expect to have fun on board. Teen Club events range from sports and competitions, dance competitions and social media games to Wii, Xbox and PS4 tournaments.

  • For the adrenaline rush that kids and teens love, MSC gives them the chance to fly a fast-flying drone with the Drone Academy through an obstacle course in a night race where they have to show off their skills.
  • The Dance Crew Competition, developed in collaboration with Fremantle, the company that created “The X Factor”, gives teen teams the chance to compete for the title of Dance Crew of the Year (at MSC Grandiosa).
  • With the new YouTube web series Cabin 12006 created with the help of Viacom, your kids can follow teenage Marcus on his first cruise that turns into an unexpected adventure!
  • Disco, karaoke, flash mobs and other themed events every evening will not let your children get bored!
  • Sports games and competitions in football, basketball, dodgeball, mini golf, shuffleboard and table football on all ships
  • Dance competitions
  • Online computer games
  • Wii/Xbox/PS3 games
  • MSC Aurea Spa Teen Spa & Hair Treatment (ages 13-17)
  • MSC Generation radio with night video and music requests
  • MSC Generation Live with pop star, iPop contest, teen movie quizzes, Boys Generation, Girls generation, Kool karaoke, disco and more!
  • White party
  • Flashmob MSC
  • Hey Mr. DJ!
  • MSC Generation Awards youth talent show
  • Prom
  • Dinner Generation

Give your child the freedom to shop wherever they like on board, up to the amount that suits you. Give them a teen card.

  • Individual debit cards for children aged 7 to 17
  • Select prepayment options:
  • – €30 with €5 bonus
  • – €50 with €10 bonus
  • Flyer with an order form and a description of all the benefits provided on board.

The MSC cruise is the perfect choice for single parent families

Moments of fun and relaxation in your comfortable cabin. Relaxing moments by the pool. Active moments in sports and board games, in computer and interactive games. Attend vibrant club events and meet new young friends. You can afford all this for yourself and your children with the All In One package. It has been designed specifically for single parent families so they can have a carefree, unforgettable trip.

Discover MSC Family Explorer Club Tours

Family Explorer Club created to allow children and parents to explore the world together.

Explore the cities you’ll visit on your cruise with a fun family adventure inspired by history and crafted to highlight the highlights. This tour is educational in nature and attracts both adults and children.

Fun Island in the Sea

Fantastic attractions for kids, teens and young adults, including state-of-the-art game consoles, are just a few of the fun options that make MSC cruises the best vacation for them. Immerse yourself in a fabulous floating world of state-of-the-art entertainment that makes every MSC trip an unforgettable experience for the whole family, including:

  • 4D cinema
  • Formula 1 Race Car Simulator
  • Aquapark
  • Vertigo – the longest single waterslide on liners (MSC Divina and MSC Preziosa)
  • Children’s and family pools
  • Arcade game virtual world
  • Mini bowling

Everyone has their own way with MSC. Family friendly like no other….

Cabin 12006 and Kelly & Kloe

Experience the world of cruising before boarding! Watch the Cabin 12006 web series created with Viacom on the official MSC Cruises YouTube channel. Follow teenager Marcus on his first cruise as his vacation turns into an unexpected adventure. Cabin 12006 at MSC Bellissima is full of unanswered questions and many surprises, and it’s up to Markus and his friend Lukas to solve the mystery with the help of ZOE’s virtual personal cruise assistant.

“Kelly and Kloe on board” is a web series about two girls, Kelly and Kloe, who travel aboard the MSC with their father, the captain of the ship. During their adventures throughout the ship, they learn magic, play video games, watch 4D movies, ride a waterslide, participate in sports, and dance with countless costume changes.

A full day of kids’ entertainment based on the story of Kelly and Kloe, allowing the kids on board to explore the ship and play as the heroine girls themselves, bringing the story’s magic to life. In a day filled with seven different activities, kids will be able to learn the theme song and dance from the web series, enter a selfie contest by dressing up as characters from the story, and get creative by writing their own episode and keep going. adventure.

Relax and let your kids discover a world of fun!

Travel with MSC as a family

With over 300 years of sea travel experience, MSC has discovered the treasures of the world and is ready to explore them with you.

As Europe’s largest cruise line, MSC takes parents and children to over 200 destinations around the world, including MSC Marine Reserve’s exclusive Ocean Cay private island in the Bahamas.

That’s why the company won the 2019 Cruise Critic UK Editors’ Picks ‘Best Family Cruise Line’ and ‘Best Family Cruise Line’ award at the Wave Awards 2018

Dive into a world of endless fun to MSC Cruises knows there is no shortage of fun things to do aboard one of our ships. Whether it’s exclusive live performances or the most challenging and exciting water parks on the sea, we challenge you when you say the words “I’m bored” during your break at MSC Cruises.

Lots of activities and entertainment are included in the price of your vacation, but there are some fun extras that come at an additional cost. We understand that this may be a delay for some, which is why we’ve introduced the new MSC Fun Pass.

How much does the Fun Pass cost?

The price of the MSC Fun Pass varies depending on the ship and when you buy the package. Buy online before your cruise and get extra credits or a 20% discount compared to onboard prices.

Read more on the English website …

Child development from 1 year and 9 months to 2 years of age: what a child should be able to do

For a child from 1 year and 9 months to 2 years: what he should be able to do

  • A 2-year-old child can already jump, run, walk up stairs, sit on a chair independently, and arrange objects.
  • At this age, fine motor skills are already well developed, the baby can string beads on a string, draw points, lines and specific shapes.
  • All toys for a two-year-old child can have buttons and keys – the baby will easily press them, examine, study.

What else should a child from 1 year and 9 months old be able to do?

The baby can drink and eat independently with a spoon or fork. He may also undress or wash his hands.

The development of a child in the second year of life also includes the acquisition of certain imitative skills. At this age, your child will certainly be able to hug and pet a crying doll, treating her in the same way as adults with their children.

This is the time when the child begins to speak better and better. The two-year development of speech is systematic, he learns new words and tries to put them into short sentences.

The child is already beginning to realize that he is a separate person – this is manifested in the fact that he can notice and show himself in the mirror, recognize in a photo or video.

A two-year-old child is mobile, which means that his parents must be very careful and take care of his safety.

Child skills from 1 year and 9 months to 2 years:

  • Runs, jumps, climbs stairs with little help, sits down and gets up from a chair.
  • Can arrange objects in a row, move toys, arrange them.
  • Draws scribbles or imitates drawing.
  • Drinks from a cup, holds a spoon, uses a fork.
  • Understands and follows complex commands such as “go to the kitchen and get your own cup.”
  • Knows the names of most objects that surround him.
  • Uses dozens of words, combines them into short, simple sentences.
  • Knows and uses some social actions, such as shaking hands.
  • Mimics simple actions seen before.

An important developmental skill is “boasting” or attracting attention, a child can make a lot of effort to make adults look only at him.

The baby can also express his desire using simplified words, facial expressions and gestures. Some sources say that children around the age of 2 can use up to 200-500 words.

At this time, sensory-motor intelligence develops – the child learns the world with the help of feelings and movements.

Child height from 1 year and 9 months to 2 years – norms for boys and girls

The height of the child during this period, according to WHO:

  • Girls: 83.8 to 87.0 cm.
  • Boys: 85.0 to 88.1 cm.

Child weight from 1 year and 9 months to 2 years – norms for boys and girls

  • Girls: 10.5 to 12.2 kg.
  • Boys: 11.3 to 13.0 kg.

At this time, further intensive psychomotor development of the baby takes place, although physical development is no longer as dynamic as in the first year. A slowdown in weight gain is observed with continued rapid growth, the proportions of the body change – the figure of the child is losing weight.

Mental development of a child from 1 year and 9 months to 2 years

The child observes the environment and what he sees begins to express in his play or daily activities. The baby may try to help his mother with cleaning, for example, taking things out of the washing machine and imitating everyday chores – dusting, using a vacuum cleaner, using a mobile phone, etc.

The mental development of a child from 1 year and 9 months to 2 years is a period of isolation of his own boundaries and attempts at self-determination. A baby can want and not want at the same time, be very affectionate, and in a minute become moody and cry.

While playing on the playground, parallel play is still taking place – the child watches other children, but does not play with them. Sometimes conflict situations may arise – the baby may push another child or refuse to share toys.

The mental development of a child under 2 years old can be expressed in the appearance of embarrassment of some situations that previously caused him indifference. Many children at this age develop fears – fear of the dark or animals.

The baby slowly realizes his individuality, he feels the need for closeness and at the same time for independence. A lot of sensations create tension that the child cannot control, hence his extreme reactions – anger, crying, moodiness, a sharp change in mood.

A two-year-old child reacts very emotionally to everything, but he cannot control his emotions. He expresses dissatisfaction and lack of patience with the help of screaming, crying, throwing toys, he can pinch or bite his mother.

At this time, self-esteem (self-organization) develops. The child is happy to emphasize that “this is mine.” He fiercely defends his toys from his peers, wants to have dinner using only his set of dishes, falls asleep with his favorite soft toy.

Child care from 1 year and 9 months to 2 years

A growing baby increasingly emphasizes his isolation, individuality, desire for independence. Parents often hear in communication with the child: “I myself”, “I can”, “no, I don’t want to”. It is important not to interrupt this development process with such comments: “I (an adult) will do it better, faster, more accurately”, “you are too small”, “children cannot do this”. Let your child do household chores, just watch and help him.

Most two-year-olds are already beginning to ask for a potty, but some still prefer a diaper, which is quite normal.

A two-year-old at home is a “marathon of obstacles” for parents. The baby is difficult to care for, but do not interfere with him to freely explore the world around him.

The activity and dynamism of the child testify to his correct development. All manifestations of apathy, excessive calmness, lethargy, lack of interest, or constant repetition of the same actions (for example, constantly playing with the same toy) can be an alarm signal, and then it is worth talking to the pediatrician to dispel any doubts.

Advice for parents on caring for a two-year-old baby

  • Patience first. Nervous reactions won’t help at all.
  • Remember that you are adults and do not react like children in a sandbox. Just because a child says “no” every time doesn’t mean they are intentionally pissing or teasing you. He’s just trying to find his place in the world.
  • Sometimes you shouldn’t insist on some simple things, like putting slippers on at home or wearing socks. Let your child make their own decisions.
  • Do not punish. To convince a stubborn and angry toddler of your point of view, introduce fun elements into everyday life. If your child doesn’t want to sit in a chair for dinner, offer him another seat. Remember the most important rule – do not argue with a restless two-year-old, such disputes do not work. However, this does not mean that you should give the child complete freedom of action. The rules and foundations of coexistence must be clearly defined, explained and strictly observed by all those around the child. It’s called consistency!

For a 2-year-old child, all kinds of activities are an important element of development – from simple manipulations to complex cartographic and even first creative activities. From now on, fun is an illustration of how children perceive the surrounding reality.

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      Palo Alto
      ( Palo Alto )
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      city ​​in United States within the administrative region of California.
      A little over 64 thousand people live in this small town.
      According to numerous positive reviews of travelers, Palo Alto can be called one of the best tourist cities in the world.
      Any English-speaking tourist who arrives in Palo Alto will feel comfortable as most of the city’s residents speak English.
      nine0009 Palo Alto infrastructure.
      For connoisseurs of high-speed Internet, the urban infrastructure offers constant and uninterrupted access to broadband Internet.
      It is unlikely that nightlife can be called a strong point of Palo Alto, due to the fact that the choice of establishments is very limited. However, with a strong desire, you can find several places for a quality night out.
      Palo Alto can be called one of the safest cities in the world, where violations of law and order are considered a very rare occurrence, and every tourist can feel comfortable on the streets.
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      “Palo Alto”. Dir. Gia Coppola, 2013

      “Palo Alto”. Dir. Gia Coppola, 2013
      “Palo Alto”. Dir. Gia Coppola, 2013
      “Palo Alto”. Dir. Gia Coppola, 2013

      What do you do when you are barely 16 years old? Not even 16 yet. You can lie on the couch for hours, devouring tons of popcorn or spitting at the ceiling. The everyday life of an ordinary teenager is often a boring life. Even parties (boring), and those are not every day. An age when girls are a little taller, smarter and more tender, and boys are a little shorter, dumber, but much tougher. Drink, smoke, have awkward sex. House party at the one whose parents went to the country, lots and lots of alcohol, dangerous driving, some more weed, another boring party, and again awkward sex. And also a stupid school, stupid adults, some kind of “love” there. And an irresistible desire to get into “trouble”. nine0003

      Why don’t I jump into a concrete wall in a wheelbarrow? Well, just a little. Here! To feel better and life immediately acquires bright colors. At least for the next 15 minutes.

      The heroes of the film “Palo Alto”, ordinary teenagers from a small town in California. Their little world is not burdened with global problems, it has enough of its own small problems: the girl who likes it so much, they say, sat down on the knee of another guy (here is a goat!), the boy who likes it so much, having received blow-job , pulled his stupid cowards and ran away (what a goat!). Well, and other situations that can unsettle any “ordinary” teenager. nine0003

      Director Gia Coppola is a debutant, the youngest representative of the Coppola clan at the moment, who decided to step into the wide field of big cinema. Sophia’s niece and Francis Ford’s granddaughter, Gia is by no means a self-confident and arrogant newcomer racing through the mountains and dales of the cinema (although she has every reason for this). No, Gia Coppola, as a director, acts moderately and modestly, with palpable caution, probing the soil of cinema, into which theoretically someday it will be possible to dive with your head.

      There are four characters on the screen, whose chamber life is followed by the velvet-soft look of the camera:

      April (Emma Roberts) is a sweet girl who is planned to be seduced by the football coach (James Franco).
      Teddy (Jack Kilmer) is a sweet, shy boy who apparently plans to be April’s boyfriend.
      Fred (Nat Wolfe) – Teddy’s unstable best friend; more often than others provokes trouble.
      Emily is a sexy girlfriend who casually performs oral sex right and left, who suddenly falls in love with “bad” Fred. nine0003

      The life of the four (plus a couple of similar, but minor loser characters) is enclosed in the standard framework of school everyday life of modern teenagers from families, let’s say, of the middle class. There is no big story, only a pencil drawing of quite ordinary situations, linked together by the friendship of the main characters. The floating structure of Palo Alto is due primarily to a script based on short stories published in 2010 by James Franco.

      Gia Coppola wanted to make a film that was reminiscent of the classic highschool-teenage-movies 80s. But it is impossible to make such a movie about schoolchildren in 2012 without adding beautiful elements of a bygone era. And now old cars appear in the frame (today only the conditional “not-like-everything” schoolboy (read “hipster”) will prefer, for example, the old ford taunus to the modern ford focus , and the schoolchildren in Coppola’s film just the most “just like everything”), and vintage synthesizers Devonte Hynes from 9 sound behind the scenes0811 Blood Orange (although the heroes should listen to Die Antwoord all the way), and those smooth camera zooms from far to wide. This is how they mask the ugly reality of modern life with its iPhones and plastic cars. But, alas, Palo Alto is not witty enough to be the new 16 Candles, and not rebellious enough to be, for example, the new Last Picture Show.

      Palo Alto. Dir. Gia Coppola, 2013

      The spectacular wall crash at the beginning of the film sets the drive, making the viewer look forward to something out of the ordinary. But, unfortunately, the heroes of Palo Alto are not really capable of anything out of the ordinary. This is a story about the most ordinary guys. Not tough guys, not prom queens, not rebels, not outsiders. Even the “badest” of them, Fred, is the most ordinary loser who knows this very well, and therefore desperately tries to be “bad”, knowing deep down that he cannot even cope with “chicks”. nine0003

      Palo Alto’s main object of ridicule is the adult world. It seems that this is how a person in adolescence sees them: moronic aliens who have lost parental authority and live in their own ridiculous, absurd “adult” world. Here is the gym teacher Mr. B (James Franco, with his talent for playing dumb, self-confident jerks very naturally (see Spring Breakers ) stuck somewhere halfway: not at all teen , but not yet ready to join the ranks of boring, old aliens. Sleep he is much more comfortable with naive schoolgirls. The thing is that Mr. B, in addition, is a loser himself: the magic fake “I love you” with another high school girl will not work. It’s a shame. When does a tender age end?0003

      Cinematographer Autumn Durald (shot video clips for Solange, Janelle Monáe ), envelops the heroes in a dreamy out of focus, and Gia Coppola moves as close as possible to the faces of his heroes, stops his eyes on the most recognizable details of his bedrooms ( nothing can be done) returning the viewer to the aesthetics of The Virgin Suicides.

      Daycares spokane: Spokane Daycare – #1 Rated Child Care Spokane WA

      Опубликовано: February 27, 2023 в 9:41 am

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      Jeanne’s Doggie Daycare and Pet Hotel

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      Spokane’s Premier Pet Hotel and Boarding Facilities




      Spokane’s Premier Pet Hotel and Boarding Facilities



      At jeanne’s we offer a wide range of services

      Doggie Daycare

      Daycare is a great and fun alternative to leaving your dog at home during the day!

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      Suite Stays for Dogs

      Jeanne’s Doggie Daycare And Pet Hotel offers overnight accommodations for your pet in our stress-free suites.

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      Suite Stays for Cats

      Jeanne’s Doggie Daycare and Pet Hotel spoils cats in their own kitty suites. 

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      Fresh made cake cookies & treats for your dog.  

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      Grooming, cuddle time, medication administration, socialization training, and more…

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      Spokane’s Premier Pet Hotel and Boarding Facilities

      About Us

      Jeanne’s Doggie Daycare and Pet Hotel in Spokane Washington provides the area with Award Winning Boarding Facilities and a downtown convenient location. We offer a full range of services to meet your pet’s individual needs. Our main focus is to make the relationship between pets and their people more successful through dedication to the care, safety, health, and comfort of all our customers. After all, a happy pet makes a happy owner!

      Don’t take your Dog or Cat to a regular boarding kennel, Jeanne’s enhances your pet’s day with interaction and comfort rather than the loneliness of being in a cage, crate or at home by themselves. Pet Daycare, Hotel Suites for Cats and Dogs, Transportation, Medication Dispensing, Pet Grooming and Cuddle Time are just a few of the services offered at Jeanne’s!

      Our History

      We started Jeanne’s Doggie Daycare and Pet Hotel in 2003 because we felt there was no place to take our pets when we were out of town.
      At the time we were raising small dogs and after visiting a number of area kennels, we were shocked and thought, we would never put our dogs in such a high stressed and scary place.
      After doing a lot of research, two years later we opened Jeanne’s Doggie Daycare and Pet Hotel.

      We eventually decided not to raise puppies because there are plenty in this world for adoption and finding the perfect parents for them was difficult. I think we were too strict with the new parents’ qualifications and found ourselves growing too attached to all the puppies.

      our strongest points

      • Award winning care: We won a W.A.G. award for being Eastern Washington’s best doggie daycare and Pet Hotel!

      • We have been featured in Washington CEO magazine, local Credit Union advertisement material, journal of business, numerous newspaper articles including the spokesman review, morning TV news shows, local and national talk radio shows, and more!

      • Customer service: We pride ourselves on exceptional service and care to all our customers and our guests.

      • Socialization: We socialize all dogs! All dogs can benefit from the positive effects of daycare.

      • Highly trained staff: Our staff is trained to assure the safety and comfort of each guest as we go the extra mile to assure all our guests get exceptional care.

      • Flexible hours: We are open seven days a week with flexible drop off and pick up times to suit your needs.

      • Socialization for dogs and people: If your dog has any kind of behavior problems such as aggression, timid, or non-social issues, we can help!









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      Spokane County, WA (Childcare & Programs)

      There are 211 Daycares in Spokane County, Washington, serving a population of 490,764 people in an area of 1,764 square miles. There is 1 Daycare per 2,325 people, and 1 Daycare per 8 square miles.

      In Washington, Spokane County is ranked 3rd of 39 counties in Daycares per capita, and 6th of 39 counties in Daycares per square mile.

      List of Spokane County Daycares

      Find Spokane County, Washington daycares and preschools.

      A Bit Of Home Day Care

      1016 South Eastern Road

      Spokane Valley,
      WA

      A Bright Beginning Learning C

      6415 North Wall Street

      Spokane,
      WA

      A Heart For The Home Childcar

      905 North McDonald Road

      Spokane Valley,
      WA

      Abc Discovery Child Care Cente

      130 East 3rd Avenue

      Spokane,
      WA

      Abc Ville Learning Center

      524 North Argonne Road

      Spokane Valley,
      WA

      Adams Elementary

      14707 East 8th Avenue

      Spokane Valley,
      WA

      Adams Express

      2909 East 37th Avenue

      Spokane,
      WA

      All Saints Preschool

      1428 East 33rd Avenue

      Spokane,
      WA

      All Saints School Extended Car

      3406 East 18th Avenue

      Spokane,
      WA

      All Seasons Preschool

      4804 West 34th Avenue

      Spokane,
      WA

      American Indian Comm Dc

      801 East 2nd Avenue

      Spokane,
      WA

      Assumption School Extended Car

      3618 West Indian Trail Road

      Spokane,
      WA

      Balboa Express

      3010 West Holyoke Avenue

      Spokane,
      WA

      Barker Infant/Toddler Ch Care

      13313 East Broadway Avenue

      Spokane Valley,
      WA

      Beautiful Savior Lutheran Day

      4320 South Conklin Street

      Spokane,
      WA

      Bethel Christian Preschool

      1111 South Thor Street

      Spokane,
      WA

      Bigfoot Head Start Ccs

      1810 North Greene Street

      Spokane,
      WA

      Bright Stars Early Learning C

      2703 West Northwest Boulevard

      Spokane,
      WA

      Browne Express

      5134 North Driscoll Boulevard

      Spokane,
      WA

      Busy Bugs Day Care

      3110 East Chattaroy Road

      Chattaroy,
      WA

      Care A Lot Learning Center

      4417 West Wellesley Avenue

      Spokane,
      WA

      Cataldo Catholic School

      455 West 18th Avenue

      Spokane,
      WA

      Ccs Aec

      2310 North Monroe Street

      Spokane,
      WA

      Ccs Hillyard Head Start

      3939 North Freya Street

      Spokane,
      WA

      Ccs Hillyard Head Start

      4410 North Market Street

      Spokane,
      WA

      Ccs West Central Community Ce

      1603 North Belt Street

      Spokane,
      WA

      Chapel Childrens Center

      4922 East Bernhill Road

      Colbert,
      WA

      Chester Elementary School

      3525 South Pines Road

      Spokane Valley,
      WA

      Child Development Center

      101 West Spaatz Road

      Fairchild AFB,
      WA

      Child Development Center

      201 Fairchild Street

      Fairchild AFB,
      WA

      Child Haven

      1424 South Campbell Street

      Airway Heights,
      WA

      Child Haven At Northwood

      9102 East Columbia Drive

      Spokane,
      WA

      Childrens House Montessori Sch

      1526 East 11th Avenue

      Spokane,
      WA

      Childrens Montessori Center

      905 North Pines Road

      Spokane Valley,
      WA

      Christ Beginnings Child Center

      15112 East 32nd Avenue

      Veradale,
      WA

      Christ Lutheran Child Care

      13009 East Broadway Avenue

      Spokane Valley,
      WA

      Christian Playcare Center

      1888 West Fort George Wright Drive

      Spokane,
      WA

      Christines Little Athletes

      9616 East Broadway Avenue

      Spokane Valley,
      WA

      Clown Town Childrens Center

      3622 South Regal Street

      Spokane,
      WA

      Cornerstone Christian Acad/Dc

      1801 East 29th Avenue

      Spokane,
      WA

      Cornerstone Montessori

      15205 East 16th Avenue

      Spokane Valley,
      WA

      Crayon College

      115 East Indiana Avenue

      Spokane,
      WA

      Creative Kids Corner No 2

      2625 West Northwest Boulevard

      Spokane,
      WA

      Cv Early Learning Center

      10304 East 9th Avenue

      Spokane Valley,
      WA

      Cv Kindergarten Center Childc

      1512 North Barker Road

      Spokane Valley,
      WA

      Cv Kindergarten Center Extend

      1512 North Barker Road

      Spokane Valley,
      WA

      Dandylion Daycare

      1505 East Lyons Avenue

      Spokane,
      WA

      Destiny Kids Early Learning C

      2015 North Monroe Street

      Spokane,
      WA

      Dial Daycare Center

      14912 East 10th Avenue

      Spokane Valley,
      WA

      Early Learning Center

      4123 West Fremont Road

      Spokane,
      WA

      Daycares near Spokane County

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      • Airway Heights
      • Chattaroy
      • Cheney
      • Colbert
      • Deer Park
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      • Fairchild AFB
      • Fairfield
      • Liberty Lake
      • Mead
      • Medical Lake
      • Millwood
      • Newman Lake
      • Nine Mile Falls
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      • Spokane Valley
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      • Veradale
      • Kootenai County
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      Other Spokane County Offices

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      Kindercare clearwater: Daycare, Preschool & Child Care Centers in Clearwater, FL

      Опубликовано: February 27, 2023 в 9:31 am

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      Daycare, Preschool & Child Care Centers in Clearwater, FL

      KinderCare has partnered with Clearwater families for more than 50 years to provide award-winning early education programs and high-quality childcare in Clearwater, FL.

      Whether you are looking for a preschool in Clearwater, a trusted part-time or full-time daycare provider, or educational before- or after-school programs, KinderCare offers fun and learning at an affordable price.

      1. Largo KinderCare

        Phone:
        (727) 536-1283

        3270 E Bay Dr
        Largo
        FL
        33771

        Distance from address: 4.44 miles

        Ages: 6 weeks to 12 years
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      2. Clearwater KinderCare

        Phone:
        (727) 797-9307

        2644 State Road 590
        Clearwater
        FL
        33759

        Distance from address: 4. 57 miles

        Ages: 2 months to 5 years
        Open:

        Tuition & Openings

      3. Dunedin KinderCare

        Phone:
        (727) 733-7308

        1990 Main St
        Dunedin
        FL
        34698

        Distance from address: 4.77 miles

        Ages: 2 months to 12 years
        Open:

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      4. Pinellas Park KinderCare

        Phone:
        (727) 541-5292

        6520 102nd Ave N
        Pinellas Park
        FL
        33782

        Distance from address: 8. 31 miles

        Ages: 2 months to 5 years
        Open:

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      5. Oldsmar KinderCare

        Phone:
        (813) 854-1817

        113 Forest Lake Blvd S
        Oldsmar
        FL
        34677

        Distance from address: 9.11 miles

        Ages: 2 months to 12 years
        Open:

        Tuition & Openings

      6. Webb Road KinderCare

        Phone:
        (813) 885-5519

        4934 Webb Rd
        Tampa
        FL
        33615

        Distance from address: 13. 83 miles

        Ages: 6 weeks to 12 years
        Open:

        Tuition & Openings

      Daycare, Preschool & Child Care Centers in Clearwater Beach, FL

      KinderCare has partnered with Clearwater Beach families for more than 50 years to provide award-winning early education programs and high-quality childcare in Clearwater Beach, FL.

      Whether you are looking for a preschool in Clearwater Beach, a trusted part-time or full-time daycare provider, or educational before- or after-school programs, KinderCare offers fun and learning at an affordable price.

      1. Dunedin KinderCare

        Phone:
        (727) 733-7308

        1990 Main St
        Dunedin
        FL
        34698

        Distance from address: 5. 50 miles

        Ages: 2 months to 12 years
        Open:

        Tuition & Openings

      2. Clearwater KinderCare

        Phone:
        (727) 797-9307

        2644 State Road 590
        Clearwater
        FL
        33759

        Distance from address: 6.12 miles

        Ages: 2 months to 5 years
        Open:

        Tuition & Openings

      3. Largo KinderCare

        Phone:
        (727) 536-1283

        3270 E Bay Dr
        Largo
        FL
        33771

        Distance from address: 6. 19 miles

        Ages: 6 weeks to 12 years
        Open:

        Tuition & Openings

      4. Pinellas Park KinderCare

        Phone:
        (727) 541-5292

        6520 102nd Ave N
        Pinellas Park
        FL
        33782

        Distance from address: 9.93 miles

        Ages: 2 months to 5 years
        Open:

        Tuition & Openings

      5. Oldsmar KinderCare

        Phone:
        (813) 854-1817

        113 Forest Lake Blvd S
        Oldsmar
        FL
        34677

        Distance from address: 10. 18 miles

        Ages: 2 months to 12 years
        Open:

        Tuition & Openings

      Attractions in Clearwater, USA

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      1. Clearwater Marine Aquarium

      The Clearwater Marine Aquarium is a wildlife rescue center and aquarium in Clearwater, Florida. The aquarium is home to Zim, a dolphin with a prosthetic tail that inspired and starred in the hit Hollywood movie Dolphin’s Tale. The film was filmed on location at the Clearwater Aquarium.
      Our work never stops. Rescue of marine life around the clock. Our pets and rehabilitation animals rely on our primary care, 365 days a year. Our teams still care about marine life and we need your help.
      Every dollar donated goes directly to our Animal Care Fund. Our animals depend on important funding from supporters like you. We are all in this together and you are an integral part of #TeamCMA. We need you now more than ever!
      To do this, text “CMA” to 24365 (US only).

      2. Museum of the History of St. Petersburg

      For a century, the Museum of the History of St. Petersburg has been telling about the “Sun City”. The galleries offer visitors a glimpse into Florida’s rich history with a focus on St. Petersburg and Pinellas County.
      From the dawn of commercial aviation and baseball spring training to the huge accomplishments of early Pinellas pioneers, the St. Petersburg History Museum has something for everyone. See a two-headed calf, a 3,000-year-old Egyptian mummy, a working replica of a Benoist XIV airboat, and the world’s largest collection of autographed baseballs.

      3. Alligator and Wildlife Center

      Madeira Beach Alligator and Wildlife Center is committed to providing humane, professional care for foster pets and orphaned natives that cannot be safely returned to the wild.
      The center is home to over 250 animals, including lizards, small mammals, amphibians, turtles and turtles, freshwater and marine life and, of course, alligators.
      Animals at the Alligator & Wildlife Center come from a variety of sources such as the FWC, SPCA, wildlife rescuers, and individual owners who are no longer able to care for their pets. Their goal is to educate the public about how we can coexist with the world’s rich diversity of wildlife.

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      Kindercare white marsh: WhiteMarsh KinderCare | Daycare, Preschool & Early Education in Perry Hall, MD

      Опубликовано: February 27, 2023 в 9:28 am

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      Категории: Miscellaneous

      WhiteMarsh KinderCare | Daycare, Preschool & Early Education in Perry Hall, MD

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      WhiteMarsh KinderCare

      Welcome to WhiteMarsh KinderCare

      Welcome to WhiteMarsh KinderCare in Perry Hall, Maryland! Conveniently located near Honeygo Boulevard, our nurturing staff is focused on helping your child with their social, educational, and emotional growth. Our exciting and interactive learning environment provides the students with hands-on activities and daily exercises. We build a warm and welcoming environment for all students regardless of their abilities, experiences, and backgrounds. We would love to welcome you to our KinderCare family!

      Our classrooms are places to thrive! 
      In our safe and healthy classrooms, your child will be engaged in learning experiences that meet them where they are, both socially and academically. With fun daily activities, passionate teachers, and great friends, a lifetime of confidence starts here. Contact the center director to learn more about our child care options and schedule a tour! 

      Meet Kortney Campbell, Our Center Director

      Meet Kortney Campbell! Kortney is the Center Director of WhiteMarsh KinderCare in Perry Hall, Maryland. Kortney attended Notre Dame Maryland University, where she earned her Bachelor’s Degree in Early Childhood and Elementary Education. She has been with KinderCare since 2011. Kortney’s favorite quote is, “Every child can learn, just not on the same day, or in the same way.” -George Evans. This quote portrays how every child learns at their own pace. When she is not working, Kortney likes to spend time with her family and play cards.

      • WhiteMarsh KinderCare Programs
      • Our Teachers
      • Family Stories
      • FAQs

      AMERICA’S MOST ACCREDITED

      We’re so proud!

      Nationally only 10% of daycares are accredited – nearly 100% of our learning centers are. That’s a big difference,
      and that means KinderCare kids are getting the very best. Here’s why.

      SCHOOL-READY

      What Learning Looks Like

      Our talented early-childhood teachers set kids down the path toward becoming lifelong learners in a positive, safe, and nurturing environment.

      WhiteMarsh KinderCare Programs

      Infant Programs (6 weeks–1 year)

      Leaving your baby in someone else’s care is a big step. Everyone at our
      centers—most importantly, our naturally gifted infant teachers—will work with
      you to make sure the transition goes smoothly. When you step into our infant
      classroom, you’ll see how much we want your infant to feel safe, loved, and
      ready to explore their world.

      Toddler Programs (1–2 Years)

      Everything in our toddler classroom is designed for little explorers. That’s
      because a lot is going on at this age. When your child is wandering all over the
      place, that means they’re learning and discovering new things every day. We’ll
      help them explore their interests (and find new ones!) as they play and learn.

      Discovery Preschool Programs (2–3 Years)

      This age is filled with so much wonder and curiosity. That’s why we offer a ton
      of books and toys and bring artwork down to kids eye level. Children in
      discovery preschool also begin to learn how we all work together in a
      classroom. Simple math and science, pretend play, and group play help them
      get used to a more structured school setting.

      Preschool Programs (3–4 Years)

      This age is all about expression, when kids really start to form their own ideas
      about what they want to play and how they want to create. Every day in our
      preschool classroom, your child will explore science experiments, create
      artwork, and play pretend—all the skills needed for their big next step:
      kindergarten!

      Prekindergarten Programs (4–5 Years)

      When you walk into one of our pre-K classrooms, you’ll see artwork and
      writing displayed around the room. Labels are everywhere to help kids connect
      letters with words. You’ll also see pictures on the walls that reflect the families
      in our community. Your child will also deepen their knowledge in language,
      math, science, Spanish, and social skills.

      Before- and After-School Programs (5–12 Years)

      You can count on us to provide reliable care for your school-ager while you’re
      at work, with safe transportation from our center to your child’s school and
      back! Whether your child wants to start a drama club, build a volcano, or
      create a comic book, they will have a place to follow their dreams. Your child
      will start and end the day with a whole lot of fun!

      School Break Programs (preschool, prekindergarten, and school-age)

      Winter break, spring break, summer break—when school’s out (but you still need to work), you
      can count on KinderCare to provide a safe and supportive learning environment that’s focused
      on fun. We welcome children ages 5–12 during school break times and make sure they have a
      sensational, screen-free experience they won’t forget.

      Participating Child Care Aware Center

      KinderCare partners with Child Care Aware® of America to offer fee assistance for
      Active Duty military families and flexible support to fit their needs when care at a Child
      Development Center on the installation is not available.

      Learning Adventures – Enrichment Program

      Cooking Academy™ (3 – 12 Years)

      In Cooking Academy, kids learn new recipes from cultures around the world and
      develop a healthy relationship with food. They’ll whip up everything from Southwest
      rainbow lettuce wraps to pumpkin muffins, building their skills in STEM, communication,
      and more along the way. And yes—little chefs get to eat their culinary creations!

      Music Explorers™ (2 – 4 Years)

      KinderCare families are already giving a standing ovation to our newest Learning
      Adventures program: Music Explorers! Kids will learn to sing, move, listen, play
      instruments, and even create their own tunes. Our original curriculum blends math,
      science, social studies, literacy, and mindfulness (think yoga!) for a uniquely KinderCare
      way of learning the foundations of music.

      Phonics Adventures® (2 – 4 Years)

      Learning how to read is a whole lot of fun at KinderCare! We help kids grow to love
      books and words (and get ready for kindergarten) in our Phonics Adventures program.
      From discovering the basics of vowels to practicing poetry, kids learn all about letters
      and sounds in small-group lessons made just for their age group. (Bonus: Kids who
      attend our phonics program are more prepared than their peers for school—and we
      have the data to prove it.)

      Spanish

      Spanish Adventures provides young learners with a foundation for later success with
      the Spanish language. Music, games, children’s Spanish literature, and other tools give
      children multiple opportunities to hear, practice, and see Spanish language to develop
      vocabulary and conversation skills. Curriculum includes lessons on greetings, numbers,
      colors, animals, family, body parts, and pets, as well as how to engage conversationally
      during common scenarios at home, a restaurant, or at the zoo.

      Our Teachers

      We’re the only company in early childhood education to select teachers based on natural talent. Being a great educator isn’t enough though.
      KinderCare teachers are also amazing listeners, nurturers, boo-boo fixers, and smile-makers. Put more simply,
      we love our teachers and your child will, too.

      Meet just a few of our amazing KinderCare teachers!

      A KINDERCARE TEACHER WITH

      An Artist’s Heart

      “My classroom is full of art!” says Mary Annthipie-Bane, an award-winning early childhood educator at KinderCare. Art and creative expression, she says, help children discover who they really are.

      We put our best-in-class teachers in a best-in-class workplace. We’re so proud to have been named one of Gallup’s 37 winners of the Great Workplace Award.
      When you put great teachers in an engaging center, your children will experience
      an amazing place to learn and grow.

      Family Stories

      Don’t take our word for it. Hear what our families have to say about our amazing center!

      • My son started at KinderCare in 2013 when he was 10 months old. Since then he has grown and learned a tremendous amount! His teachers are extremely nurturing and strive to teach the children as much as they can. The staff at Perry Hall KinderCare are truly devoted to the children and I can’t imagine sending my son anywhere else. Even though it is a big center I still feel like my son is loved and cared for just like he would be at home. Like many parents I have a full time job that doesn’t allow me to be with my son all the time, but I know that when he is at KidnerCare he is safe and taken care of.

        Andrew – KinderCare Parent

      • My daughter started at KinderCare in October of 2013. Since then I have seen tremendous growth both academically and socially. She comes home excited to talk about what she learned during the day and is eager to return.

        The staff at KinderCare is absolutely amazing. They are kind, caring, and actually teach the children. They are family friendly and the communication is amazing.

        I am beyond happy that we choose KinderCare as my daughter’s Prekindergarten program!

        Thank you from the bottom of my heart for all you have done and continue to do for my daughter.

        Lauren – KinderCare Parent

      • I don’t know where to begin: My 12 month old attends White Marsh KinderCare and I could not be any happier with the services they’ve provided. I can feel the care and love they give my son – so nurturing. Everyone, including the director Bethel, has gone out of their way to communicate and accommodate any requests we had. My son is so happy and has learned so much in the short time he has been here. I highly recommend anyone with an infant or toddler to consider this center.

        Julie A. – KinderCare Parent

      • Since moving to Baltimore, we were looking to keep our children in a KinderCare center. We had a great experience from our previous facility, and we knew the structure and developmental goals were achievable. We transitioned our two-year-old into WhiteMarsh KinderCare, and although it was difficult transition time for him, the staff supported him throughout this process. Our youngest (now one) started as an Infant and has grown with the program. She continues to develop and grow. I cannot say enough kind words about how my children’s experience. Thank you KinderCare!

        Andrea C. – KinderCare Parent


      Share Your Story


      If you have a story about your experience at KinderCare,

      please share your story with us
      .

      Who Are KinderCare Families?

      They hail from hundreds of cities across the country from countless backgrounds, and proudly represent every walk in life. What our families have in common,
      though, is the want to give their children the best start in life. We are so proud to be their partner in parenting.

      Hear from just a few of our amazing KinderCare families.

      A Globe-Trotting Family Finds A

      Home in Houston

      Four young children, four different passports, two languages, two full-time jobs…oh, and a few triathlons thrown in for good measure.
      Meet the globe-trotting Colettas—a family on the go.

      Frequently Asked Questions

      What accreditations does KinderCare have?

      We are your trusted caregiver. Our centers are state-licensed and regularly inspected to make sure everything meets or exceeds standards, including child-to-teacher ratios and safe facilities. Our centers aren’t just licensed—most are accredited, too! Find out more.

      Do you offer part-time schedules at WhiteMarsh KinderCare?

      Everybody’s schedule is different. We’re happy to offer quality, affordable part-time and full-time childcare. Drop-in care may also be available. Reach out to your Center Director to learn more.

      How does naptime work at WhiteMarsh KinderCare?

      Our teachers meet every child’s needs during naptime. Our teachers know how to get babies to nap. In fact, they are pros at getting children of any age to nap. Visit our article on “10 Ways We Help Kids Get a Great Daycare Nap” to learn more.

      Do you support alternative diets?

      We strive to be as inclusive as possible. To that point, we provide a vegetarian option at mealtime, take care to not serve common allergens and can adapt menus based on your child’s food sensitivities. If your child has additional needs, we’ll work with you to figure out a plan.

      Are meals included in tuition? Can I choose to send my child with lunch?

      We provide nutritious meals and snacks developed by a registered dietician to meet the needs of rapidly growing bodies and minds. If your child has special dietary requirements and you would prefer to bring in their lunch, please make arrangements with the center director.

      Does my child need to be potty-trained?

      Every child begins toilet learning at a different age. Until your child shows an interest in toilet learning, we’ll provide diaper changes on an as-needed basis. When your child shows an interest, we’ll discuss how to work together to encourage toilet learning.

      Daycare, Preschool & Child Care Centers in White Marsh, MD

      KinderCare has partnered with White Marsh families for more than 50 years to provide award-winning early education programs and high-quality childcare in White Marsh, MD.

      Whether you are looking for a preschool in White Marsh, a trusted part-time or full-time daycare provider, or educational before- or after-school programs, KinderCare offers fun and learning at an affordable price.

      1. WhiteMarsh KinderCare

        Phone:
        (410) 931-1200

        4901 Silver Spring Rd
        Perry Hall
        MD
        21128

        Distance from address: 1.74 miles

        Ages: 6 weeks to 12 years
        Open:

        Tuition & Openings

      2. Woodbridge Station KinderCare

        Phone:
        (410) 538-4480

        1317 Woodbridge Station Way
        Edgewood
        MD
        21040

        Distance from address: 6. 24 miles

        Ages: 6 weeks to 12 years
        Open:

        Tuition & Openings

      3. MedStar Good Samaritan Child Development Center

        Phone:
        (443) 444-2104

        5601 Loch Raven Blvd
        Baltimore
        MD
        21239

        Distance from address: 8.68 miles

        Ages: 6 weeks to 5 years
        Open:

        Tuition & Openings

      4. Trellis Lane KinderCare

        Phone:
        (410) 569-2987

        3325 Trellis Ln
        Abingdon
        MD
        21009

        Distance from address: 8. 73 miles

        Ages: 6 weeks to 12 years
        Open:

        Tuition & Openings

      5. Kensington KinderCare

        Phone:
        (410) 515-3100

        2901 Kensington Parkway PO BOX 425
        Abingdon
        MD
        21009

        Distance from address: 9.36 miles

        Ages: 6 weeks to 12 years
        Open:

        Tuition & Openings

      6. St.

        Joseph’s Child Development Center

        Phone:
        (410) 337-1117

        7601 Osler Dr
        Towson
        MD
        21204

        Distance from address: 9.75 miles

        Ages: 6 weeks to 5 years
        Open:

        Tuition & Openings

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      Hampton Inn Baltimore/White Marsh

      3 stars

      Hotel in White Marsh

      This hotel is notable for its location near I-95 and the White Marsh Town Mall.
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      Country Inn & Suites by Radisson, Baltimore North, MD

      3 stars

      Hotel in White Marsh

      Located 21 km from the Inner Harbor in Baltimore, Maryland, this hotel is adjacent to several corporate offices. A takeaway breakfast box is available for guests.
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      WoodSpring Suites Baltimore White Marsh – Nottingham

      2 stars

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      Located in White Marsh, WoodSpring Suites Baltimore White Marsh offers rooms with a kitchenette and a private bathroom, as well as a 24-hour front desk and. ..
      The very first thing that attracted me to continue coming there is the receptionist greats you immediately with a great attitude and beautiful smile. You would never be able to tell if she was having a bad day.

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      Home2 Suites by Hilton Baltimore/White Marsh

      3 stars

      Hotel in White Marsh

      Located in White Marsh, Maryland, this hotel is 3 minutes’ drive from Interstate 95 and 19.3 km from downtown Baltimore.
      I think I will be back again. It covered all my expectation. staffs are good.

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      Hilton Garden Inn White Marsh

      3 stars

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      This suburban hotel is located a short drive from downtown Baltimore.
      Super Staff!!! Room service was great!!! Suite was nice. inside pool

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      Holiday Inn Express – White Marsh, an IHG Hotel

      Hotel in White Marsh

      Holiday Inn Express – White Marsh, an IHG Hotel is located in White Marsh, within 20 km of Fell’s Point and 20 km of Harbor East Marina.
      Breakfast was good, staff was very good, room was outstanding in terms of cleanliness, quiet, very comfy

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      The Colony inn is located in White Marsh. It offers a 24-hour front desk and room service. Baltimore and Riverside are 22 km from the motel.
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      Residence Inn Baltimore White Marsh

      3 stars

      Hotel in Baltimore

      Located off Exit 67B of I-95, this Baltimore hotel is just a few minutes’ walk from Baltimore’s Inner Harbor.
      Staff very competent and friendly-facility clean and quiet

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      Fairfield Inn & Suites White Marsh

      3 stars

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      The Fairfield Inn White Marsh is located 22 miles north of Baltimore. It offers free shuttle service from Martin State Airport, an outdoor pool and a well-equipped gym.
      all was good. nice people and housekeeper was really good.

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      Springhill Suites Baltimore White Marsh/Middle River

      3 stars

      Hotel in Middle River

      Situated on the banks of the Middle River, SpringHill Suites Baltimore White Marsh/Middle River offers free Wi-Fi. All rooms at the hotel are equipped with a flat-screen TV.
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      Middle River Suites

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      Experience SpringHill Suites by Marriott®, an all-suite hotel infused with stylish spaces and inspiring design, all at an affordable price. Work or relax with complimentary Wi-Fi and new breakfast offering fresh, hot and healthy options.

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      Zesto Pizza & Grill

      Dress code: informal

      Delime, 4.8 KM

      Richardson Farms

      Dress code: informal

      Mexican, 5 KM

      Chili Pepper

      Dress code: informal

      American, 8.2.2.2 KM

      Farmacy Cafe & Catering

      Dress Code: Casual

      American, 4 KM

      The Memphis Belle

      Dress Code: Casual

      Seafood, 11. 3 KM

      By the docks seafood

      Dress code: informal

      Vietnamese, 16.1 KM

      PHO BAC

      Dress code: informal

      Seafood, 5.8 KM

      Carson’s Creecside 9000

      Dress Cod: Non-formal code: Non-formal

      American, 13.2 KM

      Butler’s Kitchen

      Dress Code: Casual

      Bar-B-Q, 4.7 KM

      Charcoal Style

      Dress Code: Casual

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      Fitness Center

      Hours: 24 Hours, 7 days a week

      Equipment & Services
      • Cardio Equipment
      • Free Weights

      Attractions

      Glenn L. Martin Maryland Aviation

      Martin State Airport Hangar 5, Suite 531, 701 Wils

      4.7 km S from hotel

      Marshy Point Nature Center

      7130 Marshy Point Road

      8.0 km E from hotel

      Safari Girl Charters

      701 Seneca Gardens Rd

      6.9 km SE from hotel

      Middle River Aviation

      701 Wilson Point Rd from hotel

      5. 8 km S

      National Aquarium

      501E Pratt St

      30.6 km S from the hotel

      Edgar Allan Poe House

      203 N Amity St.

      32.2 km S from the hotel

      Charm City Food Tours

      1640 Aliceanna St.

      25.7 km S from hotel

      Oriole Park Camden Yard

      333 W Camden St

      30.6 km SW from the hotel

      Fells Point

      1710 Thames St.

      25.7 km SW from the hotel

      Activities

      Boating (5.1 km) Bowling (15.9 km) Hiking (19.3 km) Kayaking (7.4 km) Tennis (20.9 km) Bicycle rental (17.7 km)

      Family & kids activities

      1.9 km

      Urban Air Trampoline Park

      7.6 km

      Get A Clue Games

      Airport Information

      Baltimore/Washington International Thurgood Marshall Airport (BWI)

      BWI

      Airport Phone: +1 410-859-7111

      Hotel Location: 40. 2 km NE

      We do not have a shuttle service.

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      Child care fresno: Preschool & Afterschool Child Care – Daycare Centers in Fresno Clovis & Madera

      Опубликовано: February 27, 2023 в 9:06 am

      Автор:

      Категории: Child

      Fresno, CA (Childcare & Programs)

      There are 254 Daycares in Fresno, California, serving a population of 519,037 people in an area of 114 square miles. There is 1 Daycare per 2,043 people, and 1 Daycare per square mile.

      In California, Fresno is ranked 500th of 1798 cities in Daycares per capita, and 286th of 1798 cities in Daycares per square mile.

      List of Fresno Daycares

      Find Fresno, California daycares and preschools.

      7th Street Star

      1570 North 7th Street

      Fresno,
      CA

      A Better Choice Preschool

      3225 East Gettysburg Avenue

      Fresno,
      CA

      American Union Preschool

      2801 West Adams Avenue

      Fresno,
      CA

      Apples Of Gold Educational Center

      7272 West Shaw Avenue

      Fresno,
      CA

      Baldwin Daycare

      3839 North Hughes Avenue

      Fresno,
      CA

      Bambi’s Day Care Nursery

      221 Fresno Street

      Fresno,
      CA

      Big Adventures Learning Center

      4884 East Butler Avenue

      Fresno,
      CA

      Bluff View Private Preschool Of Fresno

      7805 North Palm Avenue

      Fresno,
      CA

      Boris Preschool Cusd

      7071 East Clinton Avenue

      Fresno,
      CA

      Bright Beginning Child Development Center

      1825 South Delno Avenue

      Fresno,
      CA

      Bright Minds

      1080 North Chestnut Avenue

      Fresno,
      CA

      Calwa Malaga Learning Center

      3910 South Ward Avenue

      Fresno,
      CA

      Campus Children’s Center – Site Ii

      5300 Campus Drive

      Fresno,
      CA

      Campus Children’s Center – Site Iii

      Campus Drive

      Fresno,
      CA

      Carden School Of Fresno

      6901 North Maple Avenue

      Fresno,
      CA

      Centennial Preschool

      3830 East Saginaw Way

      Fresno,
      CA

      Central U. D.S. Preschool

      5652 West Gettysburg Avenue

      Fresno,
      CA

      Central Unified Preschool

      6265 North Grantland Avenue

      Fresno,
      CA

      Central Unified Preschool At Biola

      4885 North Biola Avenue

      Fresno,
      CA

      Child Development – State Preschool – Valley Oak

      465 East Champlain Drive

      Fresno,
      CA

      Child Development State Preschool Maple Creek

      2025 East Teague Avenue

      Fresno,
      CA

      Child Development-State Preschool-Fancher Creek

      5948 East Tulare Avenue

      Fresno,
      CA

      Child Development-State Preschool-Liberty

      1250 East Liberty Hill Road

      Fresno,
      CA

      Child Development-State Preschool-Lincoln

      774 East Alluvial Avenue

      Fresno,
      CA

      Child Development-State Preschool-Mountain View

      2002 East Alluvial Avenue

      Fresno,
      CA

      Child Development-State Preschool-Nelson

      1336 West Spruce Avenue

      Fresno,
      CA

      Child Development-State Preschool-Pinedale

      7171 North Sugar Pine Avenue

      Fresno,
      CA

      Child Development-State Preschool-Riverview

      2491 East Behymer Avenue

      Fresno,
      CA

      Child Development-State Ps-Temperance-Kutner

      1448 North Armstrong Avenue

      Fresno,
      CA

      Children’s Activity Center

      5550 North Fresno Street

      Fresno,
      CA

      Childtime Children’s Center (Fresno)

      214 North Clark Street

      Fresno,
      CA

      Clovis Community College C. D. Lab School

      10309 North Willow Avenue

      Fresno,
      CA

      Copper Hills Preschool-Cusd

      1881 East Plymouth Way

      Fresno,
      CA

      Cottage Montessori Preschool & Day Care

      3835 North West Avenue

      Fresno,
      CA

      Country Bear Dc

      2625 East Shields Avenue

      Fresno,
      CA

      Creative Minds Learning Center

      9835 North Lakeshore Drive

      Fresno,
      CA

      Crosscity Christian Eec

      2777 East Nees Avenue

      Fresno,
      CA

      Csn Firm Preschool

      1940 North Fresno Street

      Fresno,
      CA

      Dermer’s Creative Care

      321 West Herndon Avenue

      Fresno,
      CA

      Dermer’s Creative Care Too

      8855 North Chestnut Avenue

      Fresno,
      CA

      Easton Learning Center

      5895 South Elm Avenue

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      First 5 Fresno County | Quality Care & Education

      A child’s brain is shaped by their experiences starting at birth. By kindergarten, 90% of the brain has already developed. What your child sees, hears and feels in their child care setting has a lasting impact on their success in school and life. Quality child care settings nurture your child’s physical, social, emotional and intellectual growth

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      • Health, safety and good hygiene
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      • Staff who are sensitive and responsive to children
      • Staff with higher education and ongoing training
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      • Staff help children resolve conflict by identifying feelings, describing problems and trying alternative solutions
      • Participation of, support for and communication with parents
      • Respect for diversity and difference, gender equality and inclusion of children with disabilities
      • Daily learning activities support each child’s interests, growth and development, as well as culture and home language

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      Before choosing a child care provider, make appointments to visit childcare options you are considering and ask:

      • What training do staff members have in child development?
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      • Are toys and materials well organized so that children can choose what interests them?
      • Are caregivers able to accommodate the special needs of children?
      • Do caregivers respect the language, culture, and values of families in the program?
      • What is the caregiver’s approach to discipline? Weaning? Toilet training? Feeding? Do the caregiver’s beliefs match your own?
      • Does the caregiver handle conflicts without losing patience, shaming a child, or frequently displaying anger?
      • Does the caregiver seem to enjoy children?
      • Are you welcome to drop in at any time?
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      The mission of the Early Stars program is to increase the quality of child care in Fresno County. Early Stars uses an easy-to-understand star rating system. Child care providers can achieve as high as five stars. Early Stars assesses them and provides a star rating based on quality elements that include the following:

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        Daily learning activities support each child’s interests, growth and development, as well as culture and home language.
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        Directors and teachers are trained in child development and early learning. Some have college units or college degrees.

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      School Reconciliation Services » Worldwide Family Conferences

      Adapted from Karen J. Skaale Havnen and Øivin Christiansen. Knowledge Review on Family Group Conferencing. Experiences and Outcomes .*

      The emergence of family conferences can be seen in the light of several international trends in the 1980s and 90s in social policy and social work in general, and in child welfare in particular.

      The first trend is to increase attention to the problems of children who are subjected to violence in the family and by adults who do not fulfill parental responsibilities. The second is a growing realization that the interventions available for disadvantaged children often fall short of expectations and sometimes even make things worse for some children. The third trend is the understanding that it is very important for children and their parents to participate in making decisions concerning them by state bodies that affect their lives. nine0005

      In addition to general social trends, the historical emergence of Family Conferences was influenced by the specific political and cultural situation in the 1980s in New Zealand. New Zealand’s indigenous Maori have criticized administrative structures that the government’s approach to solving social problems using European methods (i.e., an expert approach to conflict resolution) does not fit the traditional Maori way of resolving conflicts. In the Maori community, caring for and raising children is the responsibility of the entire family: family members, friends and other significant people in a child’s life. New Zealand passed a new law at 1989: Law on children, adolescents and their families. Under this law, Family Group Conferences (FCCs) were made mandatory in most child welfare cases and in cases involving serious juvenile crimes. Currently, SGCs are used in many countries, but in different versions and with different levels of their implementation.

      The general idea behind Family Group Conferences is to include family gatherings in decision-making about the life of a child or adolescent who is facing difficult situations. nine0005

      Relatives should be given more freedom to interact with the family and more responsibility to help the family find the right solutions to problems, which is usually not the case when child welfare centers are in charge of the decision-making process. The idea of ​​this process is to understand that the family has more resources available than we think to ensure the protection of the child and his health, his social well-being, prosperity and development in the short and long term. In other words, only the FGC can trigger the use of family resources and assistance from within the family itself. nine0005

      Different countries have their own organizations that implement the Family Conference method, and sometimes there are several within one country. Some of these organizations are united in associations that conduct monitoring and research on practice, but in general, the data in the world is scattered. Various versions of the methods before 2003-2004 were tested and implemented in at least 17 countries on all continents: Europe (9 countries), North America (2 countries), South America (1 country), Africa (1 country) and Asia ( 2), Oceania (2 countries). At 19The 1990s saw a slight increase in the number of new organizations using Family Conferences, and from 1998 to 2003, the practice of Family Group Conferences experienced a boom in programs around the world. According to the European Family Conference Network, by 2014, 22 out of 35 European countries had Family Conference programs. The method has been implemented in such countries as Belgium, Bulgaria, Bosnia and Herzegovina, Denmark, Finland, France, Ireland, Israel, Spain, Italy, the Netherlands, Norway, Northern Ireland, Russia, Poland, Serbia, Slovakia, Great Britain, Sweden, Germany, Hungary, Austria and 30 other countries around the world. Family conferences are legal in several countries: New Zealand, Ireland, Canada, parts of Australia, and the United States. nine0005

      However, despite being relatively widespread, in most cases Family Conferences are used as an exception rather than as a common practice in the public sector. For example, US survey data from 2009 shows that family conferences are used only 10% of the time. A 2007 UK study found similar data.

      A review of world practice shows that there is no universal method or model for conducting FGC in the world. Different countries use different methods, which have evolved into many variants with local adaptations. The biggest difference exists between the New Zealand models and the entrenched “Family Group Decisions” or “Family Team Meeting” (FSC) model in Europe. The WSC differs from the FGC in particular in that the mediator/coordinator is present throughout the entire meeting, i.e. there is no “personal discussion in the family” stage. The WSC meeting begins with a discussion of what resources may exist in the group and all participants are invited to present some of the positive aspects and resources for conflict resolution that exist in the family. nine0005

      Another factor that has influenced the development of the FCS is restorative justice. The Restorative Justice Conference resembles a Family Group Conference that brings together the parties involved in a conflict (perpetrator, victim, community representatives) to create a “restorative process” and an agreement that can be accepted by all parties. Also, some restorative justice programs have begun to include elements of Family Group Conferences. Restorative Justice conferences are held in New Zealand, the United States, Ireland and other countries. nine0005

      Here is a brief summary of some studies of the practice of Family Conferences conducted in different countries.

      Canada, 1990 .

      One of the first studies published internationally to investigate whether Family Group Conference (FGC) can reduce or stop violence against children or adult family members. FQS conducted for 91 children under 18 years of age were considered, with a total of 472 participants considered, of which the majority were extended family members. A checklist of 31 possible indicators of violence against children or adults was compiled for the study. The same procedure was carried out in 31 families that did not participate in family group conferences (comparison group). The results of the checklists, completed one year after the conference, showed that for the families participating in the Conferences, the number of abuses and violence was reduced by an average of half, while the same rates for families in the comparison group increased significantly. This is one of the first studies to prove the effectiveness of Family Conferences. nine0005

      Norway, 2006.

      Information was collected on 111 conferences attended by 170 children. One year after the end of the conferences, 68 children from 44 conferences were included in the study. The comparison group included 68 cases with children, as well as children from the same departments who were not included in the SGC procedures (control group). Most of the families participating in the FGC were found to have been cooperating with child welfare services for a long time, and for very few the conflict flared up again. There were positive changes in the control group, but this change was significantly less than in the group undergoing GCS. nine0005

      This study shows improved communication and understanding between families and social service professionals as a result of family conferences. We believe that this is possible with the included participation of both families and professionals.

      California, USA 2008.

      The study evaluated two different Family Conference models with different target groups. The Fresno County model consisted of 164 children under the age of 18 living at home who were assessed as moderate to high risk of reoffending and marital distress. There were 103 minors in the family conference group and 61 children in the control group. The Fresno model combined both “Family Team Meetings” (included a session to identify family strengths during the first part of the meeting) and “private family time” from the original Family Group Conference model. nine0005

      The Riverside County model consisted of 163 children under the age of 12 who were placed in foster care and who were at risk of being transferred elsewhere; 105 children participating in family conferences and 58 children in the control group. Riverside County used the same dual model, which included a family resources session and a planning meeting, but the exit plan for their situation was prepared by all participants together (without their own family time). That is, an attempt was made to combine the classical model of the SGC with modern forms of teamwork (because in any case the participants were not blood relatives). nine0005

      In general, compared with the control groups, the groups with conducted Family Conferences (including in the dual model) were more successful, but the difference was not significant. The authors of the study settled on the question of whether the family conference should be expected to have any long-term consequences? Perhaps such Family Conferences should be seen as the beginning of a process aimed at improving cooperation between the family and the community, as well as better interaction in the family? As a result, the researchers emphasized that even if the Family Conference does not show positive effects, it certainly does not have any negative effects. nine0005

      USA, 2010.

      The study involved 1598 African American and 2240 Caucasian children. The main finding of the study was that there were no important differences between Caucasian and African American children who participated in family conferences.

      We have mentioned this study to highlight the similarity of results across cultures. Of course, in Russia it is necessary to conduct our own research on the practice of Family Conferences, taking into account Russian conditions and culture, which will show their features, but the general trends, we believe, will be similar. nine0005

      Resume

      1. The Family Conference model is evolving. It makes no sense to try to directly transfer community practice to urban conditions; it is necessary to build models of work in the conditions of modern society and taking into account psychology, law, sociology, pedagogy and other areas of knowledge. But while transferring and transforming, it is important to preserve the principles and values ​​embedded in the very idea of ​​community forms of conflict resolution.
      2. It is important to continue studying world experience, but not to copy samples, but at least not to repeat the mistakes on the path already traveled, as well as to use elements that have proven their effectiveness in developing our own practice in Russia. The development of the Russian model of family conferences can be an important contribution to the global movement for restorative justice. nine0066
      3. The practice of Family Conferences is in development, so it is important to conduct research that will help to abandon the wrong premises, find new ones and more accurately record the results to understand the most effective forms of work.

      (*) www.fgcnetwork.eu/user/file/20140000_knowledge_review_on_family_group_conferencing_uni_research.pdf

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      Care com taxes: How to pay nanny taxes yourself

      Опубликовано: February 27, 2023 в 8:57 am

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      4 steps to managing taxes and payroll for your household employee

      If you pay your nanny or child care provider at least $2,600 in the 2023 calendar year, the IRS expects you to pay what’s known as the “nanny tax.” This year-round process is completed in four basic steps, and while many families choose to have HomePay do everything for them, it’s possible to do these items yourself. 

      • Complete the required setup paperwork
      • Calculate payroll each pay period
      • Send taxes to the IRS and state throughout the year
      • Prepare year-end tax documents
         

      Before you dive in, it’s a good idea to understand all these steps, so here’s a general idea of what you can expect to do if you choose to pay nanny taxes yourself:

      1. Complete some initial paperwork

      You can’t begin calculating payroll for your nanny without knowing how much in taxes to withhold. To do this, you’ll need your nanny to fill out Form W-4 and a state withholding form (if your state collects income taxes).

      Because you are, technically, the employer of your nanny, you’ll also need to apply for a Federal Employer Identification Number (FEIN) with the IRS, as well as state tax identification numbers with the agencies that handle collection of state taxes. These tax IDs identify you as a household employer and are required for sending in tax returns. You should apply for you tax IDs once you’ve made the decision to hire a nanny.

      2. Accurately calculate payroll each pay period

      You’ll need to keep track of the hours your nanny works, apply their hourly rate and add any overtime pay to get to the gross (before taxes) amount. From there, you’ll need to withhold the correct amount of Social Security & Medicare taxes, income taxes, and any other state or local taxes that may apply. After these deductions, you’ll know how much your nanny’s net, or take-home, pay will be.

      See how much a nanny costs where you live.

      You’ll also need to calculate how much in Social Security & Medicare taxes, unemployment insurance taxes and any other miscellaneous state taxes you have accumulated as a household employer. These household employment taxes will generally be about 10% of the gross wages paid to your nanny, but can vary depending on where you live.

      3. Send tax payments and returns to the IRS and the state

      Your state requires you to send in tax returns—generally on a quarterly basis—for unemployment insurance taxes and income taxes. You’ll need to keep track of when these returns are due and send the appropriate amount of taxes to the correct agency. Some states have a different filing schedule so check your state’s requirements for more details.

      Additionally, it’s recommended to send in estimated tax payments to the IRS four times per year to account for the Social Security & Medicare taxes you’re withholding from your nanny and accumulating for yourself. Waiting until you file your personal income tax return in April can result in underpayment penalties.

      4. Prepare your year-end tax documents

      After the year ends, you’ll need to prepare several documents to wrap up your annual nanny tax requirements:

      • Form W-2 for your nanny, so they can file their personal income tax return.

      • W-2 Copy A and Form W-3 to be filed with the Social Security Administration.

      • A state Annual Reconciliation Form if your state requires it.

      • Schedule H for you to attach to your personal income tax return.

      The IRS estimates this work will take the average family 50-55 hours per year to administer. If you’d like to have those hours back in your life and enjoy the peace of mind of having an expert handle it all for you, give HomePay a call. We’ve helped families with these requirements since 1992 and can make the process a breeze.

      Next Steps:

      • Find out how much to pay a nanny in your area

      • Use our nanny tax calculator to estimate your tax costs

      • See a demo of the HomePay nanny tax service

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      Tax breaks and credits for families hiring a nanny

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      Learn how much money you can save by paying your nanny legally

      One of the most common concerns families have when they hire a nanny is how much in taxes they’ll be responsible for paying. The good news is that families can qualify for at least one – if not two – tax breaks that can make paying their nanny on the books less expensive than paying under the table.

      What tax breaks are available when I pay my nanny legally?

      1. Dependent Care Account. A type of Flexible Spending Account (FSA), this tax break is available through the benefits package offered by most companies. You can use an FSA to pay for up to $5,000 of child care-related expenses – such as your nanny’s pay – using pre-tax dollars. Depending on your marginal tax rate, using an FSA can save around $2,000 in 2023. For enrollment details, check with your HR or Accounting Department.

      2. Child or Dependent Care Tax Credit. To take this tax break, use IRS Form 2441 to itemize care-related expenses on your federal income tax return. A majority of families will receive a 20% tax credit on up to $3,000 of care-related expenses if you have one child, or $6,000 of care-related expenses if you have two or more children. This means your tax credit is up to $600 for one child and $1,200 for two or more children.

      How can I maximize my savings using child care tax breaks?

      If you have one child, your best option is the FSA. Setting aside the full $5,000 will save about $2,000, depending on your marginal tax rate. If you don’t have access to an FSA (or cannot enroll at the moment), use the Child or Dependent Care Tax Credit.

      If you have two or more children, you may be able to take advantage of both tax breaks. Use your FSA for the full $5,000 and if you have leftover child care expenses, you can apply another $1,000 toward the Child or Dependent Care Tax Credit. This combination saves you an additional $200 per year, which brings your total savings to about $2,200 for 2023.

      How do I qualify for a nanny tax deduction?

      “The most important thing to remember is that you can’t qualify for a tax break on your child care expenses if you aren’t paying your nanny legally,” says Tom Breedlove, Sr. Director of Care.com HomePay. 

      Assuming this is not an issue, these tax breaks are available to you if your children are under the age of 13 and you have care-related expenses because both you and your spouse work, are looking for work or are full-time students. Child care expenses can be your nanny’s wages, the wages paid to a backup child care provider, the taxes your incur on your nanny’s wages and even the money paid to a placement agency. 

      When you sign up for Care.com HomePay, the paystubs we generate for you can serve as proof of child care expenses. This will allow you to use your FSA and/or keep track of how much to apply to the child care tax credit.

      Next Steps:

      • Use our budgeting calculator to see your tax costs and tax breaks

      • Learn about the tax and payroll responsibilities you have when hiring a nanny

      • Find the right nanny to care for your kids

      * The information contained in this article is general in nature, may not be applicable to your specific circumstances, and is not intended to be a substitute for or relied upon as personalized tax or legal advice.

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      90,000 individual entrepreneurs without income: how much to pay taxes?

      It often happens that a person registers an individual entrepreneur, but the business never starts. The main thing you need to know is that even a non-working entrepreneur accumulates debt on annual insurance premiums. Other debts on an inactive individual entrepreneur are not always there. But we will be paranoid and tell you how to check all possible ones.

      To stop the accumulation of debt, it is necessary to close the IP. Since the end of 2020, the tax office has been doing it itself. But with this outcome, a person will be banned from being an entrepreneur for three years.

      Now about everything in order.

      A non-working individual entrepreneur always accumulates a debt on insurance premiums

      An individual entrepreneur without employees pays insurance premiums for himself to receive an old-age pension and medical assistance under the policy. Contributions go to the Social Fund of Russia. But they pay them in one window – to the tax office.

      The amount of contributions for individual entrepreneurs without employees consists of two parts. Fixed – its state establishes for each year. And additional – it is paid in the amount of 1% of income exceeding 300,000 rubles. A non-working individual entrepreneur has exactly a fixed part of the contributions for each year. But the tax authority can collect debt only for the last three years – this is a restriction from Art. 113 of the Tax Code of the Russian Federation.

      The fixed part of contributions for 2023 is 45,842 rubles. You can see the contributions for previous years here. You can calculate the amount for all the years of the existence of an individual entrepreneur in the calculator on the tax website. If the IP was not opened at the beginning of the year, the amount of contributions is reduced in proportion to calendar days. If it is closed before the end of the year – the same. This follows from Art. 430 of the Tax Code of the Russian Federation.

      The due dates for payment of fees are as follows. The fixed part is paid every year until December 31st. Additional part – until July 1 of the next year. When an individual entrepreneur is closed, debts are paid within 15 days after deregistration with the tax office. It says so in Art. 432 of the Tax Code of the Russian Federation.

      For violation of the deadlines for paying contributions, the tax authority charges penalties. The size is 1/300 of the key rate. But more than the body of the debt, penalties cannot be calculated – Art. 75 of the Tax Code of the Russian Federation.

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      If an individual entrepreneur did not sell anything, did not open an account and did not hire employees, he still pays insurance premiums. Entrepreneurs asked if it was legal in the Constitutional Court. They said so. A person opens an IP voluntarily. This means that he has the necessary money, education and skills to work and fulfill tax obligations – Definition No. 164-O.

      However, there are still periods for which insurance premiums may not be paid. They are spelled out in paragraph 7 of Art. 430 of the Tax Code of the Russian Federation:

      – service in the army;

      – care for a child up to 1.5 years old, but not more than 6 years old for all children;

      – caring for a disabled person of group I, a disabled child or an elderly person over 80 years old;

      – the period of residence with a spouse in a military unit or abroad in a diplomatic mission. but within 5 years.

      In order for the tax authorities to cancel the contributions, you must bring documents that confirm these circumstances. Automatic accrual will not be canceled.

      Other life circumstances are unlikely to get rid of the debt. For example, the court refused to cancel contributions to an entrepreneur who had been in prison for 6 years and did not work. The refusal was explained by the fact that even from places of deprivation of liberty it is possible to close an individual entrepreneur through a representative, and not accumulate debt – case No. A34-10340/2019.

      If there was no income, it is necessary to submit a zero declaration

      Usually, when registering, an entrepreneur chooses a special taxation regime – the simplified tax system or a patent. They do this because special regimes pay less taxes. But if the application does not reach the hands, the individual entrepreneur remains on the general taxation system and pays personal income tax, VAT and property tax.

      The only way to find out your tax regime is to call or go to the tax office.

      Entrepreneurs on the simplified tax system and the general system once a year or quarter submit a declaration to the tax office, even if they did not earn. So before the inspectors they confirm that there was no income and no tax should be paid. A declaration without income is called zero. For each failure to file a tax return, the tax authority fines 1,000 rubles under Art. 119 of the Tax Code of the Russian Federation. But you can fine only for the last three years.

      The penalty for non-delivered zero declarations is added to the debt for unpaid insurance premiums and penalties to them.

      🧮 It turns out that the tax debt of a non-working individual entrepreneur is the sum of insurance premiums for the last three years + penalties for late payment + fines for declarations.

      How to find out about all the debts of an individual entrepreneur to the tax office

      You can find out the full and exact amount of the debt through Internet services or by going personally to the tax office at the place of residence.

      You can see the address of your tax office and make an appointment here. At the reception, it is worth asking the inspector for a Statement of the status of settlements and an extract of operations on settlements with the budget. These documents show the total amount of the debt and due to what payments and fines it appeared.

      You can find out about debts without leaving your home and immediately pay them off on the Internet:

      – In the Tax Debt section through your personal account on Public Services;

      – In the personal account of the individual entrepreneur on the website of the Federal Tax Service. You can enter the account through an account from the State Services or using an EDS, if any.

      Tax debts do not just hang out in the personal account of an individual entrepreneur. First, the tax office sends a demand for payment, and then tries to write off money from all known accounts and personal cards of the entrepreneur. Inspectors can do this – art. 76 of the Tax Code of the Russian Federation.

      If the inspectors do not find money in the accounts, the debt is transferred to the bailiffs. They can come home and take the property. You can find your business in the data bank of enforcement proceedings.

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      Litigation involving individual entrepreneurs

      Sometimes the situation with a business develops like this. They opened an individual entrepreneur, did a little work, but the business didn’t work, and everyone was abandoned.

      Even if an entrepreneur did not sell goods or rent premises for a very short time, he could still have debts to clients and contractors. The pre-trial claims they sent in the mail are easy to miss. And perhaps the entrepreneur has already been sued.

      You can find out about court cases with suppliers, contractors and landlords in the file of arbitration cases. This is the basis of all litigation between entrepreneurs.

      If there is a danger that claims from individual clients remain against individual entrepreneurs, it is worth checking the database of courts of general jurisdiction in the GAS Justice service.

      If you find out that you are a participant in a court case, you should immediately connect. Go to court, photograph the statement of claim and evidence in the materials. Then go to court sessions, argue or try to go to the world.

      How to deal with an unnecessary IP

      An idle IP should be closed. This will stop the accumulation of debts on contributions. But the debts themselves are not going anywhere. Debts will remain hanging on individuals, and sooner or later they will have to be paid off.

      If you close the IP on your own, in the future it will be possible to open a new one. Closing an IP without employees is simple, fast and almost free. Check out our article on this.

      It is impossible to sell or re-register an individual entrepreneur to another person.

      Non-working individual entrepreneurs are closed by the tax authorities themselves, but this is not always good

      From the end of 2020, the tax authorities will close non-performing individual entrepreneurs Speaking in legal terms, it excludes an entrepreneur from the unified state register under Art. 22.4 of Law No. 129-FZ.

      Individual entrepreneurs are considered non-working if two conditions are met:

      – they have not submitted calculations and declarations for more than 15 months or have not renewed the patent,

      – there is an outstanding debt for taxes or contributions.

      Before exclusion, the tax office is trying to find creditors for individual entrepreneurs. To do this, a message is published in the journal “Bulletin of State Registration” about the upcoming closure of the IP. If within a month none of the suppliers, customers or former employees make their claims, the IP will be liquidated.

      Exclusion from the unified state register stops the accumulation of debts. But, as in the case of voluntary closure, all accrued taxes and contributions are transferred to an individual.

      Leaving an individual entrepreneur and waiting for the tax authorities to deal with it is not beneficial for everyone and not always. Over the next three years, a person whose IP was closed by the tax office will not be able to open a new one. And also – it is not known when the inspectors will get specifically to your individual entrepreneur. And all this time, the amount of debt will grow like a snowball.

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      Russians will be “additionally charged” for tax evasion

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      The Federal Tax Service of Russia has revised its approach to additional charges due to tax evasion. Each paragraph of the letter on the practice of applying Article 54.1 of the Tax Code summarizes the practice of arbitration courts in resolving disputes on the most pressing tax risks.

      The letter reflects positions and approaches that have either been developed by the highest courts or have been tested by thousands of tax disputes. Along with clarifications on the criteria and methods for analyzing transactions, the recipients of which are mostly territorial tax authorities, business interests are also taken into account. A separate place is occupied by tax reconstruction – a mechanism in demand and expected by the market for determining the real size of the tax liability. There are subtleties in its application: if the company admits that it has received the performance of the obligation not from the party specified in the contract, but the transaction is real, expenses and deductions will be determined according to the documents from the actual contractor. The taxpayer himself must collect and submit them.

      An unrealistic transaction – if the goods have never been delivered or work has not been performed – in any case cannot be accepted in tax accounting and reconstructed. The problem of reconstruction is also revealed in connection with the opposition to the fragmentation of business through special tax regimes. The amounts of taxes paid, which were often not deducted by the tax authorities from the final amount of additional assessments, should reduce the tax liability.

      Particular attention is paid to the prudence of taxpayers. The FTS assumes that the commercial prudence that companies exercise to assess the solvency of partners and the risk of default is identical to the prudence for tax purposes.

      Innovations take into account the interests of business

      Separately, the Federal Tax Service explained how it is possible to assess the availability of resources for the counterparty to fulfill obligations and determine whether it falls under the definition of a technical company.

      It is recommended to request documents from potential partners and conduct their own verification both to eliminate the risk of being charged with a fine and to retain the ability to recover tax losses from a counterparty that misled the taxpayer about the fact of fulfillment of obligations to the budget.

      The economic meaning of the transaction and its business purpose are also examined. The form of the transaction must correspond to the content, and the main motive for its completion cannot be tax. At the same time, the presence of a business goal in a series of transactions does not mean that this feature is inherent in each transaction. The tax authority will investigate the underlying motive of transactions individually.

      Another block of explanations by the Federal Tax Service concerns the consequences of detecting defects in primary documentation for conscientious taxpayers. In tax disputes, the question often arose of how legitimate it is to refuse deductions and expenses if the document is signed by an unidentified person.

      Kindercare mission statement: Mission | KinderCare Learning Companies

      Опубликовано: February 27, 2023 в 8:53 am

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      Mission | KinderCare Learning Companies







      We build confidence for life by providing high-quality early childhood education for families of all backgrounds and means. Serving children from 6 weeks to 12 years of age, we are committed to providing each of them with the very best start in life through a high-quality educational experience in a nurturing and engaging environment.  

       

      We believe that investment in early childhood education and care produces long-term societal benefits including stronger, healthier communities and a more productive economy. In pursuit of our mission, we have purposefully built a scaled and differentiated platform enabling us to reach more families and children than any other private childcare provider. We play a significant role in helping to deliver the broader societal benefits achieved through high-quality early childhood education.  

      Our Guiding Pillars

      Because strong and vibrant communities depend on access to high-quality child care for all, we serve the full socio-economic spectrum of American families—from the public to the private sector and those of modest means. Our pillars guide the work we do in each of our centers and sites every day across the country. 

       

      Educational Excellence 
      We deliver high-quality programs through our proprietary curriculum and our commitment to accreditation—the third-party validation of the high standards in our classrooms. Independent studies prove KinderCare children are better prepared for school than their peers outside our programs. 

       

      People & Engagement
      Our industry-first talent selection tool helps us hire teachers and staff who will thrive. Our annual employee and family engagement surveys identify and inform us how to best serve children and families, build and maintain our culture, and drive business performance. 

       

      Health & Safety
      Our rigorous safety standards are reinforced by ongoing training and measurement tools. We build healthy bodies and minds through nutritious meals and physical activity programs, and our dedicated resources support teacher and child mental health and emotional safety. 

       

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      Through operational excellence, we’re able to deliver the best quality care to children across the country. By building new centers and inviting existing providers to join the KinderCare family, we’re able to bring our high standards to more families and communities each season. We work with school administrators and public and private employers to expand access to our programs. 



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      A Diverse, Inclusive, and Accessible Culture | KinderCare






      Your child belongs in our circle.

       


      No matter how little your child is, you have big dreams for their future. So do we. At the heart of it all is making sure they grow up to be happy, show kindness to others, and make the world a better place.   

      Children of all ages are able to learn how to practice empathy, compassion, and understanding. And everything they do—from reading books and making art to even having lunch—can be experienced through an inclusive lens.  

      Browse through this page to learn how we approach educating early learners on the fundamentals of acceptance, how we celebrate differences in our classrooms, and how we honor diversity in our community. You’ll also find resources and ideas for practicing inclusion and compassion at home. 

      Bring inclusion home. 


      Teaching empathy, compassion and understanding to kids is much easier than you think! In fact, you may be doing a lot of it already. Click through the tabs below to get more ideas on how to bring these important lessons home!

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      It’s never too early to learn about understanding and inclusion!


      Babies begin to notice physical differences in others by three months of age. So, take this early opportunity to start small. The lessons they learn now will build on new ones as your child grows, helping them develop a foundation for empathy, compassion, and understanding. 


      • Introduce diverse experiences. Read books that show different cultures, identities, and characters than those in your own home, tune the radio to new music genres, and share little tastes of food with a wide variety of flavors from different cuisines. These small experiences build on each other, creating new thought patterns that help your child see differences as attributes.  

      • Point out “same” and “different”. Bring your baby’s attention to things they can see that are different and the same about themselves and yourself! Pointing to and naming parts of your body that are the same (i.e., your nose, my nose) or describing the qualities that are different (i.e., small hands, big hands), can help your child learn to appreciate and accept the ways we are alike and unique.  

      • Name feelings in themselves and others. When your child’s expressing big feelings, give them a name (i.e., “I see that loud noise made you feel scared”) so you can help them notice that feeling in others (i.e., “Your friend feels scared right now. Remember when you felt scared?”). When you create opportunities for empathy and understanding, you can help interrupt the development of biases before they start.


      Expand your child’s point of view (in big and small ways).


      Now that you’ve planted the seeds of acceptance with your child (check out our Babies and Toddlers tab for more info), they’re ready to practice looking at everyday moments from other points of view.  


      Exposing your child to new experiences lays the foundation for empathy and compassion. Then, you can take the learning even further by talking with your kids about these experiences and relating them to the teachable moments that arise in your daily lives.  


      • Explore activities outside your neighborhood, like music class or gymnastics practice where you’ll broaden your family’s potential for meeting new groups of people, making fresh connections, and building diverse friendships. 

      • Seek out community events that celebrate cultures, holidays, and observances that are different from yours. Look to your local library for ideas—sometimes they also have free resources and events. 

      • Point out stereotypes and biases when you hear them in stories or see them in books (for example, letting your child know they can be anything they want or have any occupation).

      • Practice being upstanders together, and role-play things you can do or say when someone isn’t being treated respectfully. 

      • Don’t forget to focus on feelings that tie back to empathy and compassion! For example, “How did you feel when you saw that your friend was sad?” 


      Involve older children in conversations about fairness and justice.


      School-age kids are all about flexing their independence and expressing their individuality. You can open your elementary-schooler’s mind by encouraging them to reflect on where they see things that are unfair or unjust to help them better understand other people, perspectives, and cultures. 


      Talking about fairness and justice is a hot topic at this age (which is why you might hear “That’s not fair” more often)! That makes these concepts easy for them to relate to.  


      • Define the difference between equality and equity. To put it simply: Equality is when everyone gets the same thing. Equity is when everyone gets what they need to be successful. Challenge your child to look for moments or places when they notice equity and equality in the world. Great places to start are handicapped parking spaces, over-sized bathroom stalls, Braille in elevators, and inclusive swings at the park.

      • Go deeper on spotting unfairness. Everyday moments present opportunities to notice and reflect on things that are unfair. For example, if you see someone who isn’t being included in playtime on the playground (or even a character in a book), take a moment to ask ‘does it feel fair that they weren’t included.’ You can even extend the conversation to help your child practice empathy by talking about how your child can help others feel included in the moment and in the future. 

      • Keep the conversation going as things come up in the news or in your community—your child’s opinions and ideas might surprise you! 



      Our classrooms and centers are safe, supportive learning environments.

      Respecting all kinds of families, and fostering a safe, welcoming community is foundational to who we are. In big cities and small towns, families come to us from every walk of life. When you join us, we’re committed to valuing the experiences and traditions you bring with you and honoring them within our community. We do this by: 

      • Using inclusive classroom materials that reflect diverse identities. 

      • Creating accessible and equitable spaces, made possible with the support of our Inclusion Services team. 

      • Educating children to help them recognize and speak out against unfairness.

      • Providing support and other accommodations for children with varying needs and abilities. 

      Learning never stops for our teachers, either. Get a glimpse of their continuing education journey. Culturally Responsive Teaching leads to deeper, more meaningful connections with your child!

      KinderCare is a place that welcomes families of all different backgrounds, means, and structures. We strive to create a place where every child can thrive and feel confident in who they are.


      Doing what’s right for our employees and our community.

      Kids aren’t the only ones learning at KinderCare! Education is a lifelong journey, and we are committed to learning about and creating diverse, equitable, and inclusive spaces for all of our employees. In addition to leaning in and listening to our employees, as well as honoring their experiences, we’re working on taking meaningful steps forward in our journey in ways that benefit our students, families, employees, and the communities where we work and live.  

      “It’s our responsibility to challenge ourselves to do the work and nurture a diverse and inclusive environment, one where our employees and the children and families we serve are seen, heard, and valued.” 

      –KinderCare Education Chairman and CEO Tom Wyatt. 

       

      Here are a few things we’re doing right now: 

      • Giving our employees space to be heard and opportunities to learn with employee resource groups and training. 

      • Working with experts in the DEI field to help us identify areas for improvement and define a way forward.  

      • Partnering with underrepresented groups within our company and assigning a leadership caucus to represent interests within our business. 

      • Supporting local communities through partnerships that place importance on education equity, early childhood literacy, whole-child health, and more. 

      • Assisting families of all kinds with child care through benefits programs and subsidies that can help offset the cost of care. 

       When we all work together, we get closer to creating an inclusive community for all.

      Celebrating our commonalities and differences


      At KinderCare we welcome opportunities to build understanding and knowledge of people around the globe, and in our own communities. In addition to celebrating traditional American holidays, like Christmas and New Year’s Day, we also recognize heritage months throughout the year to build stronger connections that present opportunities to practice empathy, compassion and inclusion. See below on how to bring some of these learnings home all year long!


      JANUARY–MARCH

      During the winter months, we welcome the new year while honoring our heritage, and dreaming big. 

      -Martin Luther King Jr. Day

      -February is Black History Month

      -March is National Women’s History Month

      -International Women’s Day 

      APRIL–JUNE

      Spring salutes our past while looking forward to creating a more inclusive world.  

      -April is Arab American Heritage Month 

      -May is Asian American and Pacific Islander Heritage Month 

      -Juneteenth 

      -June is PRIDE Month

      JULY–SEPTEMBER

      Summer looks back at our history to build a more equitable tomorrow. 

      -Hispanic Heritage Month (Sept. 15-Oct. 15) 

      -July is for Disability Pride

      OCTOBER–DECEMBER

      Fall celebrates the rich history and traditions that surround us. 

      -Indigenous People’s Day 

      -November is Native American Heritage Month

      View videos from our students and staff.

       

      Continuing our commitment to listening and learning, our KinderCare family shows how we honor each other all year long. 



      The mission of the kindergarten of our time

      The mission of the kindergarten and the task of the kindergarten.

      For a long period of time, the main and most visited page on the site was the “Education System”. It is logical, since here is almost the most important information for those who are interested in the theoretical content of the kindergarten.

      However, the education system is secondary. We understand that it grows out of the philosophy of the institution. The question is not easy, despite the fact that it is intuitive, but it is not easy to express clearly in words. Now we are ready to briefly formulate what it means for us to bring up a child in kindergarten and his development in kindergarten.

      The task of the kindergarten is to prepare the child for the future.

      Several questions arise here:

      1. What do we consider “future”? School? university? The prospect of 30-40 years?
      2. How will this “future” be in our opinion and does our vision coincide with yours?
      3. How are we going to prepare the child and what are we focusing on?
      4. What skills will be in demand in 10-20-40 years?
      5. and so on.

      Thus, there will be many questions and even more answers that are opposite in meaning and approach.

      Remembering ourselves 20-30 years ago, we see that many knowledge and skills were not in demand. Let them be useless. At the same time, many skills that were previously considered necessary are no longer relevant today. In other words, it became inappropriate to spend a lot of time on their acquisition.

      As an example: knowledge of a large number of languages.

      Over the past 10-15 years, the breakthrough of artificial translators like something. translate has reached a level where you can easily translate online using your smartphone (of course, not perfectly) and understand (!!!) the meaning of what is stated, for example, in Hungarian . Most likely, in 10-15 years, speech recognition technologies will reach a level where everyone will have a personal simultaneous translator from any language to any in their pocket.

      At the same time, the pace of development of different industries is not the same, and their dynamics is simply incredible. In addition, new phenomena are emerging that were extremely difficult to predict 15 years ago. For example, cryptocurrency and transactions with it, or at least a spinner.

      As a result, it is clear that the mission of the kindergarten is not to guess the skills that are in demand.

      It seems like everyone understands that there is something that unites successful, holistic and established people (both in a career and in a social sense). In whatever area a person becomes happy (be it family, finances, career, politics, cooking, painting), which depends on his personal priorities, he is unlikely to be lazy or indecisive. At the same time, he can be smart (intelligent, with a high IQ) or even very smart.

      We believe that the key to success is certain character traits that are literally required to be developed. The mission of the kindergarten is to help shape these traits. These traits will prepare the child for the future, whatever it may be for him. These features will allow him to acquire or refine the skills necessary at that time.

      One question remained unanswered: “What are these traits?”

      It seems to us that this is such a generalized characteristic as willpower . Simply put, it is a willingness to do something or to refuse something. To be honest, this is the opinion of many scientists and publicists. (Well, or here). Do not think, we really studied a lot of work on this issue.

      In practice, willpower in a child can manifest itself in perseverance, self-control, the ability to set a goal, achieve a goal, give up one marshmallow now (sitting alone in a room waiting) for two marshmallows in half an hour (oh, this is one of the most cruel tests!).

      The skills we instill in children in kindergarten come through this philosophy. For example, we can teach a child to read at 4 years old. However, it is highly likely that he will hate reading in the future. And at 4 or 5 years old without this skill, he will not feel bad.

      Unfortunately, development in many kindergartens often goes in favor of such fashionable words as “speed reading”, “mental arithmetic”.

      We believe that by developing willpower and its individual features, we will most accurately understand the future and prepare the child for it. Of course, the topic is more complicated and should be discussed not only within the framework of this page.

      P.S. Of course, all of the above is very important. However, we remember: the only thing that children need is that they should be happy. 😉

      For the avoidance of doubt, the terms “kindergarten”, “education system”, “schedule” are used solely for the purpose of simplifying the presentation. CHILDREN’S CENTER CLEVER DOES NOT CARRY OUT EDUCATIONAL ACTIVITIES AND DOES NOT PROVIDE EDUCATIONAL SERVICES.

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      Description: CCLC at UCAR provides a stimulating and caring environment designed to promote social, emotional, cognitive and physical development. We strive to create programs that develop positive self-images for children and respect their individuality, intelligence, and creativity. The teachers at our center are all highly trained, committed, and dedicated people who truly enjoy working in the field of early childhood education.

      Additional Information: Special Needs: Social Emotional Behaviors;Respiratory Illness;Diabetes;Seizure Disorders;Physical Delays/Limitations;Food/Dietary;Medical/Special Procedures;Cognitive Delays;Speech/Communication;Willing to Support.

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      • License Number:
        1527370
      • Capacity:
        80
      • Age Range:
        Preschool, Toddlers, Infants
      • State Rating:
        4
      • Enrolled in Subsidized Child Care Program:
        No
      • Languages Supported:
        English, English
      • Initial License Issue Date:
        Mar 21, 2005
      • Current License Issue Date:
        Dec 29, 2016
      • District Office:
        Colorado Dept of Human Services – Division of Child Care
      • District Office Phone:
        303-866-5958 (Note: This is not the facility phone number. )

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      A boulder near the village of Kamen (Volotovsky District) — GPVN.RU

      A cult boulder near the village of Kamen, Volotovsky District, Novgorod Region — a geological and geomorphological natural object of glacial origin, a granite remnant in the valley of the Shelepsky stream after the retreat of the glacier.

      A boulder in the valley of the Shelepsky creek. © GPVN.RU

      This is the largest granite boulder found in the Novgorod region. It is the impressive size of the boulder that attracts attention to it. The visible part of the stone, located on the surface of the earth, is about 10 meters long, 9meters wide and 5 meters high. The dimensions of the part of the boulder hidden in the ground are unknown, but according to popular beliefs, they exceed the dimensions of the visible part of the stone.

      View of the boulder from the gazebo. © GPVN.RU

      The boulder is a natural monument of scientific and historical significance, and is also a place for folk festivals and festivities. This is a specially protected natural area of ​​regional significance.

      We visited the stone at the beginning of May.

      Getting there

      The path to the boulder is divided into two parts, the first of which is quite simple. If you drive from Veliky Novgorod, then along the Pskov highway you need to get to Shimsk, turn left, cross the bridge over the Shelon, and then, almost immediately after the bridge, turn right to Volot. The road is good here, so there are no problems. Before reaching Volot, focusing on the brown signs for tourists, in the village of Ustitsy turn off the paved road to the left. By the way, in the navigator you should enter the village of Kamen in order to correctly build the route. This journey takes about an hour. nine0003

      A sign placed in the village of Goritsy, after which the liquid clay road begins. © GPVN.RU

      Then a dirt road begins, along which you can easily get only to the village of Goritsy, that is, 4 kilometers. If you are not a master of off-road driving, then in Goritsy near the bus stop at the next brown sign-pointer to the boulder, I recommend leaving the car and continuing on foot.

      Liquid clay road between the villages of Goritsy and Kamen. © GPVN.RU

      Another 3.5 kilometers of liquid clay road ahead. If you decide to continue driving, be prepared to get stuck or fly into a ditch.

      The road through the Shelepsky creek in front of the village Kamen. © GPVN.RU

      We walked along the clay road, soiling our shoes, but then we managed to wash them in the swamp, however, getting our feet wet along the way. The fact is that, having walked 3.5 kilometers to the village of Kamen, we see a new signpost to the boulder. There are still 700 meters ahead.

      Another 700 meters from the village of Kamen to the boulder. © GPVN.RU

      This section of the journey starts out pretty nicely. Wooden decks with railings are laid across the water.

      Wooden decks with railings over the swamp on the way to the stone. © GPVN.RU

      But soon they run out, but the water does not. Sketched boards do not save, so do not forget rubber boots.

      The deck ends, but the path to the stone continues. © GPVN.RU

      Perhaps, during a long drought, it will be easier to get there.

      Boards do not protect feet from getting wet. © GPVN.RU

      Interestingly, the boulder is not visible from afar. After all, it lies in the hollow of the Shelepsky stream, which is a tributary of the Psizha River, which flows into the Ilmen near Retlyo and the Ilmensky Clint. The boulder will be visible at the last moment when you get very close to it.

      Just a little bit to the boulder. Resting-place. © GPVN.RU

      On the approach the road is marked with small stones. So here we are.

      To the right of the pavilion, far away in the ravine lies a boulder. © GPVN.RU

      Boulder near the village Kamen

      In order to preserve a uniquely large typical boulder of glacial origin for use in scientific and educational purposes, as well as in order to preserve a valuable recreational object, a natural monument was created at the end of 2001. A granite boulder with a vegetation cover (lithophytes-lichens and mosses) is subject to protection.

      The surface of the stone close up. © GPVN.RU

      At the beginning of 2014, by a decree of the government of the Novgorod Region, the boulder was declared a natural monument of regional importance, and the territory adjacent to it received the status of a specially protected natural area. The stone got a passport, which states that the glacier brought the stone in the Quaternary period, and the crystalline rock of the boulder belongs to the rapakivi (pyterlite) granite group. nine0003

      Ladder to the boulder. © GPVN.RU

      The perimeter of the stone is more than 38 meters. The stone has an even, polished, rectangular shape: the northern side is the highest and almost straight, the southern side is rounded, the upper surface of the boulder is flat, smoothed, gently rising from south to north.

      The highest and almost straight northern side of the stone. © GPVN.RU

      The valley of the Shelepsky brook in this place looks like a ravine 30 meters wide with steep 5-meter slopes relative to the channel. nine0003

      The valley of the stream where the boulder lies. © GPVN.RU

      The northern part of the boulder is in the stream bed.

      The northern part of the boulder in the channel of the Shelepsky stream. © GPVN.RU

      The boulder belongs to cult stones, objects of pagan worship and has historical and cultural significance. The monument of nature is an attractive object of tourism. The territory of the monument is used as a place for mass recreation and celebrations. For example, on the night of July 6-7, festivities are held near the boulder on Ivan Kupala. nine0003

      Benches for spectators and recreation. © GPVN.RU

      There were benches for spectators and for rest, as well as a gazebo and a wooden toilet. A bridge is thrown over the stream.

      Bridge across the Shelepsky creek to the boulder. © GPVN.RU

      There are two ladders attached to the stone itself, which you can climb up and down.

      One of the ladders is attached and rather steep, but the second ladder is easier to climb and descend. © GPVN.RU

      The place is interesting, but not easily accessible, although not the most difficult to access. The case when the road to the stone (and back) becomes part of an exciting adventure. nine0003

      Volot, Unusual places, Novgorodika, Novgorod region, Society, Tourism
      Type: device
      tags: environment
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      Realistic boulder is a large round boulder on a stone base. The boulder can be released so that, depending on the location, it rolls on the ground or falls somewhere. The boulder is subject to the laws of physics and gravity, so it interacts with players, creatures, vehicles, structures, and terrain. You can specify the maximum damage that a rolling or falling boulder deals on collision (note that the actual damage depends on the speed of the boulder upon impact).
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      Some devices can only be placed on the island in limited quantities. It depends on how much memory the device uses. A maximum of 25 realistic boulders and trees can be placed on the island. The limit applies to both variants of realistic objects.

      Finding and locating the device

      Click image to enlarge.

      1. In creative mode press Tab to open creative inventory .

      2. Click on the Devices tab . Scroll to select a device, or use the Search field or the Category panel on the left.

      3. Click PLACE to place immediately, or drag the device to HOCK PANEL to place later.

      4. Press Esc to return to the island in creative mode. Use your phone to position the device and then click to place it. Press Esc to disconnect the device from the phone.

      5. Point your phone at the device. If popup “MODIFY” does not open immediately, move your phone closer until it appears, then press E to open the personalization panel.

      If you are running multiple instances of the device on an island, it is a good idea to rename them. You can choose names that match the purpose of each device to make it easier to remember what each one does. nine0003

      Device parameters

      The basic functions of this device allow you to specify the strength of the boulder and its base. In addition, it has additional options – for example, choosing the maximum damage that a rolling or falling boulder inflicts on players, creatures, vehicles, and environmental objects.

      The following device options are available to you.

      Standard values ​​in bold .

      Basic parameters

      Parameter

      Meaning

      Description

      Health/strength

      Cannot be destroyed, 180 , Choose the number

      Determines how much damage a boulder standing on the base can take before it breaks. nine0003

      Leave base

      Yes , No

      Determines whether the base of the boulder remains after it is destroyed.

      Base strength

      Cannot be destroyed, 180 , Choose the number

      Determines how much damage the base of the boulder can take before it breaks. nine0003

      Rolling boulder strength

      Cannot be destroyed, 900 , Choose the number

      Determines how much damage a rolling boulder can take before breaking.

      All options (optional)

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      Meaning

      Parameter

      Description

      Damage to players

      No, 150 , Choose number

      The maximum damage a rolling boulder can deal to a player. The actual amount of damage depends on the speed of the boulder at the moment of impact.

      Damage to creatures

      No, 450 , Select number

      Maximum damage that a rolling boulder can deal to a creature. The actual amount of damage depends on the speed of the boulder at the moment of impact.

      Vehicle damage

      No, 450 , Select number

      The maximum damage a rolling boulder can do to vehicles. The actual amount of damage depends on the speed of the boulder at the moment of impact. nine0003

      Environmental Damage

      No, 3000 , Select number

      The maximum damage that a rolling or falling boulder can deal to environmental objects on each hit. The actual amount of damage depends on the speed of the boulder at the moment of impact.

      Respawn Time

      No, 15 min. , Specify the time in minutes

      Determines after what time an unstable boulder appears on the base.

      The presence of the base of the boulder for resurrection

      Yes , No

      Determines if a foundation is required to spawn an unstable boulder.

      Create at power on

      Yes , No

      Determines whether an unstable boulder is automatically created when the device is turned on.

      Destroy on shutdown

      Yes , No

      Determines whether the rolling boulder is automatically destroyed when the device is turned off.

      Channels

      When one device needs to “talk” to another device, it transmits a signal on a special channel. The receiving device must be configured to receive a signal on the same channel.

      The channel is identified by number and the channel numbers are configured for the device by the parameter using the channel. Most devices also identify the player who activated the device with a signal.

      The device has receivers that perform various actions when it receives a signal on a channel. In addition, this device can transmit signals when certain conditions are met.
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      Receivers

      Receivers wait for a signal on a channel and perform an action when they receive a signal sent on that channel from any device (including themselves). This device does not have receivers.

      Parameter

      Meaning

      Description

      nine0002 Enable when signal received

      No channel , Select channel or enter channel number

      Turns on the device when it receives a signal from the selected channel.

      Disable on signal

      No channel , Select or enter channel number

      Disables the device when receiving a signal on the selected channel. nine0003

      Transmit a signal when a boulder is destroyed

      No channel , Select channel or enter channel number

      The device transmits a signal on the selected channel when a boulder is destroyed.

      Create when signal received

      No channel , Select a channel or enter its number

      The device creates an unstable boulder when receiving a signal on the selected channel. Destroys all previously created objects.

      Destroy everything on signal

      No channel , Select a channel or enter its number

      The device destroys all generated rolling boulders when it receives a signal on the selected channel. Does not release or destroy a boulder that is on the base. nine0003

      Release realistic object when signal is received

      No channel , Select a channel or enter its number

      The device releases a boulder located on the base (if any) when it receives a signal on the selected channel.

      Destroy a rolling boulder upon receiving a signal

      nine0209

      No channel , Select a channel or enter its number

      The device destroys the current rolling boulder when it receives a signal on the selected channel.

      Destroy the base upon receiving a signal

      No channel , Select a channel or enter its number

      The device destroys the base of the boulder when it receives a signal on the selected channel. nine0003

      Transmitters

      When activated, the transmitters send a signal on the selected channel.

      Parameter

      Meaning

      Description

      Transmit signal when boulder is released

      nine0209

      No channel , Select channel or enter channel number

      The device transmits a signal on the selected channel when the boulder leaves the base.

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