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St francis hospital daycare center: St. Francis Children’s Center – Serving and Educating Children with Special Needs

Опубликовано: February 25, 2023 в 8:11 pm

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Bon Secours – St. Francis Medical Center

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About the Provider

Description: Bon Secours – St. Francis Medical Center is a Child Day Center in Midlothian VA, with a maximum capacity of 133 children. This child care center helps with children in the age range of 1 month – 12 years 11 months. The provider also participates in a subsidized child care program.

Program and Licensing Details

  • License Number:
    1105963
  • Capacity:
    133
  • Age Range:
    1 month – 12 years 11 months
  • Virginia Quality Level:
    3
  • Enrolled in Subsidized Child Care Program:
    Yes
  • Current License Expiration Date:
    Oct 01, 2023
  • District Office:
    Virginia Dept of Social Services – Division of Licensing Programs
  • District Office Phone:
    (804) 588-2362 (Note: This is not the facility phone number.)
  • Licensor:
    LaTasha Smith

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2022-03-02 No No Yes
2022-03-02 Yes No No
2021-09-28 No No Yes
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2020-09-10 No No Yes
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2020-05-20 No No No
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2019-08-09 No No Yes
2019-08-09 Yes No No
2019-01-22 No No Yes

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St. Francis Hospital – Treatment at the Franziskus Krankenhaus Berlin

  • Franziskus Krankenhaus Berlin is a multidisciplinary medical institution designed for the simultaneous treatment of 185 patients in a hospital.

  • For more than a century of history, the Franziskus Krankenhaus Berlin has been constantly developing, increasing the range of diagnostic and therapeutic services. nine0005

  • St. Francis Hospital is one of the oldest medical institutions in Germany, founded by Franciscan nuns.

  • Franziskus Krankenhaus Berlin’s medical staff consists of the best medical staff in German healthcare.

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    Information about the clinic

    Franziskus Krankenhaus Berlin – an institution of the Elisabeth Vinzenz Association

    Franziskus Krankenhaus Berlin, located in the center of Berlin, has been specializing in the treatment of patients with urological and vascular diseases for many years. St. Francis Hospital, founded in 1908 , is an academic clinic at the Charite Medical Center.

    St. Francis Hospital founded by Franciscan nuns in 1908

    The clinic has 185 beds in the departments of internal medicine, urology, surgery and palliative medicine. The Franziskus Krankenhaus Berlin includes the Berlin Vascular Center, the Center for Urology, and the Center for Hypertension and Cardiology.

    The following departments operate on the basis of the hospital:

    • Surgery
    • Internal medicine
    • Palliative care
    • Urology
    • Integrative Medicine
    • Anesthesiology
    • Radiology

    St.

    Francis Hospital in Berlin – 100 years of clinical practice

    260 doctors and nurses take care of the well-being of patients: in 2020, more than 20000 inpatients, inpatients and outpatient surgeries were performed. One of the medical directions of the clinic is organ-preserving (focal) therapy of tumors of the prostate and kidneys. nine0005

    The hospital is located in a picturesque area in the heart of the city

    The Urology Center at the Franziskus Krankenhaus Berlin offers specialized treatment for the bladder and kidneys, as well as urolithiasis and all urogynecological problems. In addition, the center provides comprehensive diagnostics and interdisciplinary treatment of urinary incontinence.

    Franziskus-Krankenhaus Berlin has been offering its services for more than 100 years. Patients with arterial circulation disorders and diabetic foot syndrome receive qualified care at the Berlin Vascular Center. nine0005

    The Department of Cardiology completes the range of medical services. Franziskus Krankenhaus has an excellent reputation with patients from abroad, especially among these specialized disciplines.

    A wide range of urological, internal and surgical diseases are treated here

    Palliative care unit treats patients with the most serious illnesses, where they receive holistic and worthy medical therapy. The department of palliative care works closely with other specialized departments of the hospital. nine0005

    Departments and specializations of the clinic

    Neurosurgery

    The department provides medical care to patients with the following diseases:

    • Pituitary adenoma
    • Astrocytoma
    • Hemangioma
    • Glioblastoma
    • Glioma
    • Medulloblastoma
    • Meningioma
    • Neurinoma
    • Tumors of the cerebellum
    • Brain tumor
    • Tumors of the spine

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    Orthopedics

    The department provides medical care to patients with the following diseases:

    • Arthritis
    • Arthrosis
    • Herniated disc
    • Osteomyelitis
    • Osteoarthritis
    • Osteoporosis
    • Osteochondrosis
    • nine0003 Meniscus tear

    • Rheumatoid arthritis
    • Scoliosis

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    Cardiology

    The department provides medical care to patients with the following diseases:

    • Arrhythmia
    • Hypertension
    • Hypertension
    • Stroke
    • Myocardial infarction
    • Ischemic heart disease
    • Pericarditis
    • Mitral valve prolapse
    • Tetralogy of Fallot

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    Neurology

    The department provides medical care to patients with the following diseases:

    • Cerebral palsy
    • Alzheimer’s disease
    • Parkinson’s disease
    • Hydrocephalus
    • Stroke
    • Multiple sclerosis
    • Schizophrenia
    • Epilepsy

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    Hepatology

    The department provides medical care to patients with the following diseases:

    • Liver hemangioma
    • Hepatitis B
    • Hepatitis C
    • Fatty liver
    • Liver failure
    • Liver fibrosis
    • Cirrhosis of the liver

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    Urology

    The department provides medical care to patients with the following diseases:

    • Prostate adenoma
    • Azoospermia
    • Varicocele
    • Hydronephrosis
    • Urolithiasis
    • Renal failure
    • Prostatitis
    • Erectile dysfunction

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    Rheumatology

    The department provides medical care to patients with the following diseases:

    • Ankylosing spondylitis
    • Vasculitis
    • Lupus erythematosus
    • Myopathy
    • Gout
    • Rheumatoid arthritis

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    Phlebology

    The department provides medical care for:

    • Varicose veins of the superficial veins of the lower extremities
    • Varicothrombophlebitis (superficial vein thrombosis)
    • Venous trophic ulcer
    • Telangiectasias (spider veins) and reticular varices
    • Deep vein thrombosis of the lower extremities
    • Phlebopathic conditions

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    Gastroenterology

    The department provides medical care to patients with the following diseases:

    • Crohn’s disease
    • Gastroesophageal reflux disease (GERD)
    • Esophageal diverticulum
    • Gastric polyp
    • Gastric and duodenal ulcer
    • Gastritis
    • Esophageal hernia
    • Pancreatitis
    • Intestinal polyp
    • Ulcerative colitis

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    Admission of patients from other countries

    The staff of the International Patient Center at the Franziskus Krankenhaus Berlin manage all scheduled inpatient and outpatient cases. They also help with medical documents, provide visa support, organize transfers from the airport to the clinic and back, provide a personal translator for the entire stay in Berlin. nine0005

    Franziskus Krankenhaus Berlin employs the best doctors in Germany

    The team of the center competently and comprehensively supports patients from abroad in organizing and coordinating the entire stay.

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    , and the consultant doctor will call you back to give you an official clinic response.

    nine0021 Accommodation and living conditions

    The newly opened Salveo service station with spacious single and double rooms provides the right level of comfort. The rooms offer attentive care with special equipment and premium services. Here, patients can enjoy the atmosphere of the city from the clinic’s spacious rooftop terrace: the fully glazed cafeteria offers a unique panoramic view of the center of Berlin.

    Comfortable accommodation in the Franziskus Krankenhaus Berlin

    Infrastructure includes:

    • comfortable, modern single, double or triple rooms
    • own bathroom and toilet
    • adjustable bedside table, wardrobe, TV, Wi-Fi, minibar
    • green park, old chapel, library, playground, beauty salon, shop, pharmacy, ATM, cafe
    • three menu options

    Prices

    CABG from 17962€
    Cervical biopsy from 789€
    Knee Replacement from 3991€

    Find out the prices for the services you need

    Just leave your phone and a consultant doctor will call you back in a maximum of 2 hours to give an official clinic response to your request. nine0005

    Reviews

    Olga Sergeevna

    Year of visit: 2019

    She was treated in the Department of Thoracic Surgery at St. Francis Hospital, a very competent and friendly team came across. The department is equipped with good equipment, the rooms have everything you need. The food was delicious, you could make your own diet. The clinic, of course, impresses with its size and infrastructure. I liked everything – from the moment of registration to the discharge. I recommend the hospital to everyone. nine0005

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    Foundation history and founders

    Founded in
    1843 in Graz, Austria, the School Sisters of St. Francis went to
    Czech Republic and from there to the places of our present activity. Our founders
    are Franziska Anthony Lamplova and Hyacinth Magdalena Zagalka. nine0005

    Antonia Lamplova was born on August 28
    1807 at Mayrhof, in present-day Austria. She was a student and then
    teacher at Anna Engel’s private school in Graz. After the death of the owner, she took
    take charge of the school. Together with other teachers, she learned
    Franciscan way of life and entered the Third Order of St. Francis.

    Founders: Franziska Antonia Lamplova and Hyacinth Magdalena Zagalkova

    On behalf of all teachers, in 1841 she wrote to Roman Sebastian Zangerle, Bishop of the diocese of Graz, about the creation of an Institute that would be entirely dedicated to the education and upbringing of adolescent girls. The bishop saw an urgent need for education and upbringing, and therefore addressed a request to Emperor Ferdinand I, who, on 29October 1842 approved the establishment of the Institute of School Nurses in Graz, and to Pope Gregory XVI, who approved the statutes of the Institute on July 15, 1843. The vestment of the first sisters took place on September 29, 1843, during the Holy Mass, at which the establishment of the Institute of School Sisters of the Third Order of St. Francis in Graz. Anthony received the name Francis and became his abbess. The citizens of Graz welcomed the founding of the Institute with joy and openness. With the support of Bishop Roman Sebastian Zangerle, the sisters managed to buy a bigger house, and an external school, a boarding school, and a kindergarten were added to the free school for poor girls. nine0005

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    In 1849 there were changes in the internal life of the institute. Francis Anthony
    fell ill with tuberculosis, which also affected her father and brother, as well as
    several sisters she took care of. Illness caused her
    physical weakness. She could not lead either the school or the community. Her
    the physical absence affected the sisters’ views on living together.
    The Institute split. Since Antonia strove for the unity of the sisters, she decided
    leave the Institute she founded. Shortly after her departure on May 27, 1851, she
    died at her brother Heribert’s house in Graz. She was forty-three years old. So
    over time, the name of Antonia Lamplova was forgotten, and the founder of the institute was considered
    Bishop Roman Sebastian Zengerle. nine0005

    After
    invitation of the Vatican Council (1962-1965) to return to the origins of our
    community history began to be re-evaluated. A study of the history revealed
    that Franziska Anthony Lamplova is a new woman, a woman of unity, humility and
    trust. The woman who gave us charisma, our mission for this world. In 1977
    Franziska Anthony Lamplova was officially recognized as the founder
    School Sisters of Saint Francis.

    Opening of a monastery in Kazakhstan

    Monastery in Almaty

    August 14, 1993 the first three School Sisters of St. Francis from Slovakia arrived in Almaty. The sisters, in cooperation with the Franciscan brothers, were engaged in catechesis of believers in Almaty and in the villages, as well as treatment in the outpatient clinic.

    Mission

    Our first
    sisters were teachers who were involved in the education of girls in society,
    who saw no need for their education. The first sisters in the Czech Republic
    focused on working with young children.

    Over the years, our area of ​​ministry has expanded to include: primary and secondary education (teachers and leaders), work in hospitals, dispensaries, orphanages, kindergartens, nursing homes, social work, psychological counseling , “ad gentes” missions, adult formation, catechesis, camps for children and youth, hostels, parish ministry…

    open to respond to the needs of the times, we can only guess that
    may be required from us in the future.

    Realize that we
    are called to spread the Good News not only by the ministry that
    we do, but above all through prayer, an example of life and our presence.

    Spirituality

    Our spirituality, rooted in the Franciscan penitential tradition of experiencing the gospel, is an intimate union with God in the midst of the apostolic ministry. In the spirit of Franciscan poverty, expressed in a simple and humble commitment to communal life, we serve the Christian formation, education and development of a whole person. Responding to the signs of the times and the needs of the Church, we, as faithful followers of the Church, serve with joy the poor and the various needy. nine0005

    Vows

    “Our main
    the mission is to glorify God by spreading His kingdom and living in holiness. vows
    obedience, poverty, and chastity help us to follow Christ deeper in
    His complete self-denial to the Father and to participate more fully in His
    saving mission in the world” (Constitution).

    “Vow
    obedience, we give our will as a perfect sacrifice to God. Obedience
    encourages us to do the will of God in our ministry and fulfill the set
    tasks with all your heart, mind and will. Our life becomes a full surrender
    To Him who is our God and our everything” (Constitution). nine0005

    Our
    the Franciscan vocation requires us to adopt an attitude of inner poverty.
    We are witnessing a simple way to live according to our
    Franciscan obligations. We earn a living by fulfilling our assigned
    work” (Constitution).

    “Vow
    chastity, we pledge to remain free and chaste for the Kingdom of God.
    We rely on God’s help and seek a deep personal relationship with our
    the Lord Jesus Christ to be faithful. Constantly and with clean
    heart, we strive to fulfill in our lives the ideal of St. Francis: “My
    God and my everything.” (Constitution). nine0005

    Robe

    Sisters Robe

    Token of our dedication
    and evidence of poverty, we wear monastic clothes: black / white veil, white
    blouse, black / brown sundress (or suit). During work, we can wear
    white, brown, blue or gray clothes. Also a sign of dedication for us is
    Franciscan cross and wedding ring.

    How to enter our monastery?

    Girls who wish to enter our monastery must be practicing Catholics, after Baptism (conversion) for at least 5 years. Contact should be established with the nearest congregation of sisters and regular visits to the congregation.

Z l madden: Z.L. Madden Head Start | Spartanburg SC Child Care Center

Опубликовано: February 25, 2023 в 8:00 pm

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Z.L. Madden Head Start, Child Care Center

Z.L. Madden Head Start

Program Type:
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Z.L. Madden Head Start is a child care center in Spartanburg, Spartanburg County, South Carolina 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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7AM – 7PM

Tuesday

7AM – 7PM

Wednesday

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Woodland Heights Elementary 1216 Reidville Rd, Spartanburg, SC, 29301
Dorman High 1491 W O Wzell Blvd, Spartanburg, SC, 29301
Park Hills Elementary 301 Crescent Ave, Spartanburg, SC, 29301
Arcadia Elementary School 375 Spring Street, Spartanburg, SC, 29301
West View Elementary 400 Oak Grove Rd, Spartanburg, SC, 29301
Fairforest Middle School 4120 No Blackstock Rd, Spartanburg, SC, 29301
Carver Jr High School 449 South Church St, Spartanburg, SC, 29301
Jesse S Bobo Elementary School 495 Powell Mill Road, Spartanburg, SC, 29301
Fairforest Elementary School P. O. Box 1001, Fairforest, SC, 29336 4.914
Mary H Wright Elementary 309 Caulder Avenue, Spartanburg, SC, 29306 5.181
L E Gable Middle 198 Otts’ Shoals Road, Roebuck, SC, 29376 8.306
Roebuck Elementary 2401 East Blackstock Road, Roebuck, SC, 29376 8.306
R P Dawkins Middle 1300 E Blackstock Rd, Moore, SC, 29369 8.308
Anderson Mill Elementary 1845 Old Anderson Mill Rd., Moore, SC, 29369 8.308
River Ridge Elementary School 5960 Reidville Road, Moore, SC, 29369 8.308
R D Anderson Vocational Center P O Box 248, Moore, SC, 29369 8.308
W Herbert Chapman Elementary 210 Bryant Road, Spartanburg, SC, 29303 9.436
Myles W Whitlock Jr High 580 Sunset Drive, Spartanburg, SC, 29303 9.436
Cleveland Elementary 698 Howard Street, Spartanburg, SC, 29303 9. 436
Lone Oak Elementary School 7314 Lone Oak Rd, Spartanburg, SC, 29303 9.436
E P Todd Elementary School 170 Cedar Spring Rd, Spartanburg, SC, 29302 9.669
Mccarthy & teszler School 195 Burdette St, Spartanburg, SC, 29302 9.669
Multi-handicapped School 355 Cedar Spring Road, Spartanburg, SC, 29302 9.669
Sc School For Blind Elementary 355 Cedar Springs Road, Spartanburg, SC, 29302 9.669
Sc School For Blind High 355 Cedar Springs Road, Spartanburg, SC, 29302 9.669
Sc School For Deaf Elementary 355 Cedar Springs Road, Spartanburg, SC, 29302 9.669
Sc School For Deaf High 355 Cedar Springs Road, Spartanburg, SC, 29302 9.669
Spartanburg High School 500 Dupre Drive, Spartanburg, SC, 29302 9. 669
Pine Street Elementary School Pine & Boyd Streets, Spartanburg, SC, 29302 9.669
Wellford Elementary 684 Syphrit Road, Wellford, SC, 29385 12.142
James Hendrix Elementary 1084 Springfield Road, Boiling Springs, SC, 29316 13.651
Boiling Springs Middle 1850 Old Furnace Road, Boiling Sprgs, SC, 29316 13.651
Boiling Springs High School 2251 Old Furnace Rd, Boiling Springs, SC, 29316 13.651
Boiling Springs High Ninth Grade Ca 3655 Boiling Spring Road, Boiling Spring, SC, 29316 13.651
Boiling Springs Junior High 3655 Boiling Springs Rd, Spartanburg, SC, 29316 13.651
Boiling Springs Elementary 700 Double Bridge Rd, Boiling Sprgs, SC, 29316 13.651
Duncan Elementary 100 S Danzler Road, Duncan, SC, 29334 15. 638
Berry Shoals Intermediate 300 Shoals Road, Duncan, SC, 29334 15.638
James F Byrnes High School P O Box 187, Duncan, SC, 29334 15.638
D R Hill Middle School P O Box 277, Duncan, SC, 29334 15.638
Beech Springs Intermediate Post Office Box 800, Duncan, SC, 29334 15.638
Reidville Elementary School P O Box 189, Reidville, SC, 29375 16.023
T E Mabry Jr High School 10 West Miller St, Inman, SC, 29349 16.66
Oakland Elementary School 151 Mud Creek Road, Inman, SC, 29349 16.66
Inman Elementary School 25 Oakland Avenue Ext, Inman, SC, 29349 16.66
Chapman High School 35 Oakland Avenue, Inman, SC, 29349 16.66
H B Swofford Avc 5620 Highway 11, Inman, SC, 29349 16. 66
New Prospect Elementary 9351 Highway 9, Inman, SC, 29349 16.66
Cowpens Elementary School 341 Foster Street, Cowpens, SC, 29330 17.252
Cowpens Middle School P O Box 70, Cowpens, SC, 29330 17.252
Mayo Elementary School 1300 Springdale Rd., Mayo, SC, 29368 17.589
Pacolet Elementary School P O Box 99, Pacolet, SC, 29372 19.263
Pacolet Middle School Post Office Box 159, Pacolet, SC, 29372 19.263
Pauline Glenn Sprgs P O Box 195, Pauline, SC, 29374 20.38
Woodruff Primary 200 Lucy P. Edwards Rd., Woodruff, SC, 29388 20.749
Woodruff Middle School 205 S J Workman Hwy, Woodruff, SC, 29388 20.749
Woodruff Elementary 915 Cross Anchor Rd, Woodruff, SC, 29388 20.749
Woodruff High School Box 759, Woodruff, SC, 29388 20. 749
Cannons Elementary School 1315 Old Converse Rd, Spartanburg, SC, 29307 21.219
Houston Elementary 1475 Skylyn Drive, Spartanburg, SC, 29307 21.219
Jesse W Boyd Elementary School 1505 Fernwood Glendale, Spartanburg, SC, 29307 21.219
Daniel Morgan Voc 201 Zion Hill Road, Spartanburg, SC, 29307 21.219
J. G. Mccracken Jr. High 300 Webber Road, Spartanburg, SC, 29307 21.219
Broome High School 381 Cherry Hill Rd, Spartanburg, SC, 29307 21.219
Clifdale Elementary 451 Heritage Hills Dr, Spartanburg, SC, 29307 21.219
Cooley Spgs-fingerville 140 Cooley Springs School Rd, Chesnee, SC, 29323 21.371
Chesnee Elementary School 212 N Alabama Ave, Chesnee, SC, 29323 21.371
Carlisle-foster’s Grove Elementary 625 Foster’s Grove Road, Chesnee, SC, 29323 21. 371
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“I’m crazy.” Fragments of a lover’s speech

“I’m crazy”

MAD. The subject in love is overwhelmed with the thought that he has gone crazy or is going crazy.

1. I am crazy about love, but this does not extend to the ability to express it, I split my image in two; mad in my own eyes (I know my delirium), I am only reckless in the eyes of another, to whom I very reasonably retell my madness; conscious of his madness, talking about it. nine0003

In the mountains, Werther meets a madman who, in the middle of winter, wants to pick flowers for Charlotte, whom he loved. Sitting in a lunatic asylum, this man was happy: he did not remember anything about himself. In the flower-picking madman, Werther recognizes himself halfway, like him, mad with passion, but deprived of any access to the (supposed) happiness of unconsciousness, suffering that even in his madness he is a failure.

Werther

2. It is believed that every lover is insane. But is it possible to imagine a madman who is in love? In no way. My rights are limited to a kind of meager, incomplete, metaphorical madness: love makes me seem crazy, but I do not communicate with the supernatural, there is nothing sacred in me; my madness is simple folly, ordinary and generally invisible; everything else – it is entirely appropriated by culture; it doesn’t scare. (However, it is in a state of love that some quite sensible subjects suddenly realize that madness is very close – possible, very close; madness in which love itself will disappear). nine0003

3. It has been accepted for a hundred years that madness (literary) lies in the words: “I am different”: madness is an experience of depersonalization. For me, a subject in love, everything is quite the opposite: it is precisely the fact that I become a subject that I cannot but become one, and drives me crazy. I am not another – that’s what I state with horror.

(Zen story: an old monk drying mushrooms in the heat. “Why don’t you tell others to do this?” – “The other is not me, and I am not the other. Another cannot experience my actions. I must myself experience the experience of drying mushrooms “.) nine0003

I am indestructibly myself, and this is where I am insane: I am insane because I am self-sufficient.

4. Crazy is he who is not stained by domination. – How, does a lover not know the excitement of domination? For it is precisely with subjugation that I am preoccupied: in subordinating, wanting to subjugate, I in my own way feel the desire to dominate, libido dominandi (do I not have, on a par with political systems, a coherent discourse – that is, a strong, lively, articulated one? However – this is also my peculiarity – my libido is completely closed; I live in only the space of a love duel – there is not a single atom outside, and therefore not a single atom of the herd: I’m crazy; it’s not that I’m original (clumsy ploy of comfort), but in cut off from all sociality. If everyone else is always – albeit to varying degrees – militant fighters for something, then I am not a soldier of anyone, not even of my own madness; I am not socialized (as it is customary to say about someone that he not symbolized)

Saint Augustine [75]

(Perhaps here we recognize the most peculiar gap that separates in the Lover the will to power – which marks the essence of his strength – from the will to power – from which she is delivered?)

VIDEOS | “I’m crazy, so stay away from me!” Will Putin start a nuclear war?

Abroad

05.05.2022, 07:00


Candidate of Economic Sciences, public and statesman Sergey Aleksashenko now lives in the USA. In an interview with Orest Sokhar, the former Deputy Minister of Finance of the Russian Federation spoke about what awaits the Ukrainian economy after the war and whether Putin is ready to arrange a nuclear apocalypse.

– Imagine that you were invited by the Ukrainian president or prime minister with about the same question that Putin allegedly asked you: what to do with the economy in order to survive the war period? nine0045

– Since I have never done this, I would say to Zelensky: “Sorry, Mr. President, I have never done this – I am not competent.”

If the question is what to do next, then the answer will be something like this:

The first part of the work is money, the second is restoration priorities, and the third is probably the most difficult. You can probably restore everything … The question of money and time. Once this point will come, when everything will be restored and will work well. And, probably, the simplest thing that can be collected in the modern world is money. And then – a question. If we assume that you, Mr. President, or you, Mr. Prime Minister, are in the beautiful Ukraine of the future and everything has already been restored: there are roads, power plants are working, power lines are wonderful, new, hospitals, schools, people have returned, everything ! What will the economy produce? It is one thing to restore infrastructure, and another to start the economy. So that it works, produces and generates the very income with which Sergei Marchenko (Minister of Finance of Ukraine – approx. RusDelfi) finances the budget. nine0003

And there are two tasks here – there is Ukrainian business and international business. And I don’t remember, Mr. President, that in the first two years of your tenure, you somehow strongly fought against corruption. Or you somehow fought hard for the judicial reform to pass in Ukraine. Or to protect property rights in Ukraine. Mr. President, will you fight this? After all, you understand that the war did not write off all the problems that were in Ukraine in terms of investment attractiveness, in terms of the investment climate, the relationship between the state and business. nine0003

Therefore, with all the severity of the war, with all the involvement in the current situation, one must prepare for life after victory.

– Tell me, do you think Putin needs a third world nuclear war?

– No. He loves his life too much.

– But will he use tactical nuclear weapons against Ukraine?

– I think that he can decide on this. In Putin’s head, the choice is not between whether to use nuclear weapons or not, but between which one – tactical or strategic. Roughly speaking, show Ukraine: “Know your place!” or make it clear to Biden: “Don’t try to poke your nose, otherwise you’ll get it!” I think it’s possible. Being a cynical bastard, you can dump it somewhere where there are no people to show insanity. I mean, I’m crazy, so stay away from me! Know that I’m ready for it. What you were talking about is an instrument of fear. nine0003

– But everyone already knows that Putin is crazy .

– He doesn’t think so. He says you are crossing my red line!

It seems to me that we must constantly remember that Putin himself, and Lavrov, and Medvedev, and Patrushev all repeat that they are at war with America. Therefore, I am afraid that without direct negotiations between Putin and Biden, Moscow and Washington, the Kremlin and the White House, a diplomatic document that draws a line under the war will not work.

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[Music]
you
I want to talk to you about love, I will
probably tell you something that I
didn’t even think I would ever say
in public because I want to be real
and sincerely somewhat vulnerable
this is what my students say
only love can drive out the darkness
restlessness and awe
so then go back to my days
The youth in my formative years that I loved
my dad learned a lot, taught me
how to read like three years old and
four years old and I went to kindergarten
a very strong and fluent reader and
a confident student or third
I lost my love of learning
my passion for school got up and left her
never went back to Garfield High School
The teacher told me I didn’t
belong to the algebra class, which he insulted
me, but even then I knew that pen
was the strongest sword, so I wrote
article up on Sunday March 25, 1979 38
years ago I am not responsible for the
headline can I read you please
says blacks in Garfield
not properly educated, you can see
how old this article is and in those
days I was here it was a long time ago
and so in an article on my resume I
said that we need to do a better job
preparing students for this
school or this educational institution
we need
parents to accept parents
I beg you, parents are becoming more active
in education for children this is what
I said that I am 16 years old, I think I just
wanted my professor or my teacher
math in algebra Garfield Heisman
no, I’m not that much stupid how you
represent to me i be , may have
misperception of me i really don’t
it’s bad i have some value that was my
third grade experiences most
Madrone Park Elementary School where i am
lived Garfield High School Howard
In university I went there in 1980 without
money maybe $75 and beat oh grant gee
and in those days it wasn’t pale it was
called Beo G basic educational
enabling i thought it was my
i’m really right i was
spanish my parents i live in my
own sofa surf i was homeless in high school
before i love seattle
i never missed a monday class here
see this is E and that was the logo we
crowd and my students and
Bellevue Woodinville Seattle
southeast Seattle said this is the logo
we want when the one I wanted they
wanted to it was e it’s emo it’s
brain right and it’s emotion that
experience all enrichment modes
learning not pencil and paper not for funky
you gotta do it I’m going to put
I’m in the spot right now and do some
mind, you see, we can always read and do
everything else in public places
can we do some math
i just had a birthday two days ago
what’s the difference
no one is so right in 250
answers people still give me
birthday wishes, and i am posting
i here is a math problem i have 2260
friends on my page so i am asking you what is
the smallest number of friends i need
to have such that i can say with absolute
veracity confidence but at least one
day of the year will be
birthday on my page of my friends
wait maybe it’s only 365 days 365 days
year
I only need 365 Society of friends I can
have a birthday on my page every day
year makes sense
according with the pigeon principle
states that if two or more events can
possibly happen at least some of them
can happen on the same day anyone here
have a birthday in April keep your good
anyone have
birthday in april my second birthday is
april 2nd ok how about this i
have 80 friends following me i don’t
know why i don’t post so many things
ok . i only talked about math my
grandkids but what is the ratio of my
followers to those who answer me
my birth messages how many more
people i would need in that
to be more likely but
at least one of you also
birthday in April 2nd I don’t see anything
wrong to think about math why
there is so much fear of shame and
embarrassment and awe
math, is anyone here but me, I am
already posted someone here besides me
ever any anxiety ever had a massive
math or taught me to panic attack anyone
here ever get away from math
everything just i’m fine oh guess what
i say my students don’t raise their hand
like this, oh is this so or is it
nothing wrong my wife told me this
in the morning she ignored that I was praying for you
but I don’t want you to yell at these
people are right because I get loud
I trying to keep it mod
don’t be afraid here this little guy
is one of my students and she teaches me
a lot of math i love to study i love my students
more than my own life and they
know it before than i die
that’s what I want to see
my dream is to see the eternal side
you see that I want people, especially those
it seems that I am respected in the
class and have opportunities, not
retreat from mathematics, but before
hug him, after this is what i want to see
i want to see students who
are digitally literate who are not
afraid to do math
so i learn chinese abacus
japanese abacus and excite them
kids cant wait to come to our class
from october to may why
it’s not superficial i
don’t care what you
talking about stem i just told you
heard i care i’m not
trying to make you an engineer
mathematician
but i want you to be proficient and
skills and i want you to learn
love to study i have an average age of
schools i see in summer say i hate school
i hate math when you
hate things that you are impenetrable and
you are not malleable and how can you
find out that I have been married for almost thirty
years I just told my wife all I
hate you I hate you I hate you well that
would do it right I mean , you must
let it sink into
too much fear that I want people to
my community all over the fruit
simple to create programs like
give our children a place to do math so
I complain why i can’t be the place to do
math is just for fun just because
is for no other reason and if we
do this k5 we will start sending kids to
high school that hugs you
I’m afraid and that’s what I want to see
before i will die my dad taught me i teach
and i love to teach me they will
teach in class my hope is also
that my students will also teach because
in the summer and on saturdays
students who are
they are now become teachers because
it looks really good when a teenager
teaches you and then you
something to strive and seek
this is what we do, round and round
and round I’m not going to live forever
but this is what I want you to
know
people don’t need to be afraid of math
if we give our students opportunities
and hug them with love and
compassion we are young they will be fine
but i don’t want my students
the same experience i had
I decided but before I leave it
life I want to burn it down I’m sick and
tired of this
and I’m starting to wonder if we won’t just
get more parents to create more
community enrichment programs in
our schools to serve our children
I’m just concerned so many kids
especially those like me
report that they don’t like learning
anyone here thinking about enriching math and
k5 important good thank you
so in this life this is what i do, and me
very grateful to Bellevue TEDx for
having me here I’ve said enough I think
you guys are blessed with this now everyone wants to
thank you for the opportunity
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“She’s magical, like from another time and world »: 10 pictures that are impossible to forget

Sonya Emelyanova

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We decided to collect the most picturesque album in the entire history of the magazine.

Readers told which paintings impressed them the most and explained why. The selection contains a story about the first visit to the Tretyakov Gallery and love for a lifetime, a picture that reminds of childhood dreams in a grandmother’s house, and thoughts about Moscow that no longer exists.

These are comments from Community readers. Collected into one material, carefully edited and formatted according to editorial standards.

Viktor Vasnetsov, “Ivan Tsarevich on the Gray Wolf”

Kaderlem
knows where the frog is sitting

Looking at pictures has been my passion since childhood. In my grandmother’s house, on the wall of the room where I often spent the night, there was a reproduction of “Ivan Tsarevich on the Gray Wolf”. I could look at it for hours – and when I couldn’t fall asleep, and when I woke up too early, and when I was offended or sad, and when I dreamed and made plans, imagining what I would be like when I grew up.

There is a lot of magic in the picture: a scary dark forest and bright light flowering apple trees, water lilies and forget-me-nots. A wolf with a human look – probably, after all, he was a werewolf. Elena the Beautiful, surrendered to the will of fate, her most beautiful hat and shoes, quivering blond hair in the wind. Ivan is anxious, his mittens are fire.

I loved to look at the frog under the paws of the wolf – it was my secret that I knew where she was.

I found myself in the Tretyakov Gallery for the first time when I was already working and on a business trip in the capital. I found “Ivan Tsarevich”, and for some reason tears appeared: memories of childhood, grandmother, plans for life, that someone will take me to a beautiful place far away. But no one took it anywhere, and everything on her own, which is for the best. My life has turned out quite well, but for some reason, because of the fabulous picture, by no means a masterpiece by world standards, I feel not only sad, but somehow sorry.

Wassily Kandinsky, “Autumn in Murnau”

Sailor Mars
looks at landscapes

The freedom of brushstroke, depth, palette, mood captivates. Painting in a private collection. Most likely, I will never be able to watch live, but this does not negate its magnificence. In general, I really like the early landscapes of Kandinsky in an expressive manner.

Kondrat Maksimov, “Disturbed Silence”

Source: State Museum of Fine Arts of the Republic of Tatarstan️

Victor Losev
hears the crunch of snow

If at least once you have heard this windless silence of the night, winter, not very frosty taiga, felt this cold air and this moonlight, then this picture cannot but come to life. A passing car drives away and fades into the distance, the silence returns again, and the only sound there is hrupf-hrupf-hrupf-hrupf under your sole.

Alexander Ivanov, “The Appearance of Christ to the People”

Soul of a dawn
fell in love at first sight

When I was six years old, I first came to the Tretyakov Gallery. My mother decided to take up my artistic education before school. I remember very well how we are walking towards the hall where Vasnetsov’s paintings are hanging, my mother is telling something about heroes. And I turn my head to the right, see the most beautiful picture in my life and freeze. It felt like time had stopped. They took me away from there through tears, so I wanted to be at least a little closer to this perfection. Until now, when I visit the Tretyakov Gallery, first of all I go to this picture, and then everything else.

Did you know that the artist painted “The Appearance of Christ to the People” for 20 years?

Yuri Pimenov, New Moscow

Source: The State Tretyakov Gallery️

Verkinzz
pities Moscow

It is magical, as if from another time and world, and not from the Soviet Union of 1937. Sunshine and hope for the future. It smells like water-soaked asphalt. Incredibly modern woman driving a fashionable car.

For some reason, after getting acquainted with this picture, I feel especially sorry for Moscow, its history, the building of Luzhkov’s monsters, the demolition of the most beautiful monuments such as the Sukharev Tower, a terrible transformation into a mega-megacity.

Edward Hopper, Small Town Office

Source: The Metropolitan Museum of Art️

Petr Vesely
transported to the sea

I love Hopper’s work. It instantly switches me to a wave of “contemplative optimism.” The same feeling arises when I am physically on the high concrete piers of the seaport on a sunny and windy day.

Marc Chagall, Rooster

Source: Thyssen-Bornemisza National Museum️

asortafairytale
sees dreams

I can clearly see in this picture the sweet dreams of a girl who dreams that she fell in love with a rooster with all her heart, and in a boat in the distance two lovers bowed in unison. There are such dreams from which you don’t want to wake up – here it is. She hugs him like that and he is so handsome and proud…

Andrew Wyeth, Seaboots

Source: Detroit Institute of Arts️

Blackberry Hedgehog
lover of high horizons

Everything I love about art: high horizon, limited colors, shoes.

Day care in grafton wi: Grafton Preschool & Childcare

Опубликовано: February 25, 2023 в 7:15 pm

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Top 10 In Home Child Care in Grafton, WI

In home child care in Grafton, WI

Elisha M. | Grafton, WI

$15-25/hr • 10 yrs exp • 34 yrs old

IN-HOME DAYCARE: JOIN OUR CREW!

Description:

I have over 10+ years of experience working with kids. I started in high school working in a daycare center that took me through college. After college I started being a nanny and worked with 3 families in 3years (all that had multiple children). When I decided that I wanted to start my own family, I decided to start in-home daycare. I have been doing in-home daycare on and off for the last 8 years. I now have 4 beautiful kids and we are looking for 1-2 kids to join our crew during the week. Our oldest are homeschooled so incorporated in our days are learning activities, crafts, music, movement and more! We love play and love to be creative. The kids are always so eager and excited to bring new ones into our world and become fast growing friends. Look forward to hearing from you and seeing if I can be a good fit for you and your family!. ..

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Description:

I have assisted as well as operated an in-home daycare for 20 years. I was a nanny for several families as I attended college. I then went on to have a professional career in the sales and business industry forthe last 15 years. Much of my time for the last 3 years has been spent volunteering in children’s ministry, helping in my children’s classrooms, assisting with field trips and most recently, I went back to school for nursing. I am a CPR and First Aid certified….

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Beth G. | Grafton, WI

$15-25/hr • 7 yrs exp • 54 yrs old

Nanny – Kind And Experienced Caregiver

Description:

I have seven years experience working in early childhood education\care (daycare\preschool), and three years working with 4k\5k in a school setting. I raised three children and have many years experienceworking in senior care (home care\companionship). I am patient, kind, loving, and good-natured. I love planning activities and crafts. I look forward to hearing from you….

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FAQs for finding in-home child care in Grafton, WI

How do I find in-home child care near me in Grafton, WI?

Care.com makes it easy to find in-home child care providers in Grafton, WI. There are 3 in-home child care providers near you with profiles you can compare to learn more about their experience and what types of responsibilities they are happy to take on. You can even read reviews from families.

How much does in-home child care near me cost in Grafton, WI?

What the average in-home child care cost looks like varies based on factors like how many children you have, your location, and how experienced the caregiver is. If you want overnight child care, that can also impact how much you’ll spend. However, as of January, 2023, the average in-home child care rate per hour on Care.com is $16.67 for in-home child care providers near you in Grafton, WI.

What type of in-home child care services can I find near me in Grafton, WI?

You can compare 3 in-home child care provider profiles on Care. com to get an idea of what kind of caregiving services each provider is willing to take on. For example, some may feel comfortable tackling after school transportation, whereas others may be willing to help with homework or cooking dinner.

THE Top 10 Child Care Providers in Grafton, WI

Recent child care reviews in Grafton, WI

Lori K.

Lori is great with our daughter, is always on time, and is a super sweet and hard working. Would recommend to anyone!

– Haleigh S.

Aimee P.

Aimee was amazing with our toddler and a wonderful person to have providing cares to your children. She was very helpful and excited to spend time with him. And the feeling was mutual – he was jumping up and down waiting for her every morning.

– Courtney T.

Ivy Z.

Ivy arrived early and even brought some trinkets from the dollar store for my son to play with (which he loves). Ivy watched him while we were at a wedding and did amazing without any of the normal comforts of home. My son had been very clingy to start the night but said “no, no, bye” when I checkedon them because he was having such a good time with Ivy….

– Greg W.

Child care providers in Grafton, WI

Description:

I have 20 years of experience. I can help with Cooking/Meal Preparation and Errands. I have been background checked and I love kids!!

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Description:

Hi! I am a former CNA that is very reliable, patient, and creative. I have approximately 15 years of experience caring for children, from infants to teenagers. With me, your children will receive appropriatecare, and I’m willing to do additional other tasks if requested. Reference upon request….

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Recent Review:

Lori is great with our daughter, is always on time, and is a super sweet and hard working. Would recommend to anyone!

Reviewed by Haleigh S.

Jessica S. | Grafton, WI

$15-20/hr • 10 yrs exp • 34 yrs old

Part Time Or Full Time Caregiver Available

Description:

I am interested in tutoring children in elementary and middle school. I took classes in college for education. I currently work at a daycare and enjoy working with children of all ages.
I am also interestedin dog walking, and dog and cat feeding. I grew up around pets my whole life and enjoy them….

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Description:

Hi! My name is Maddy and I am a current sophomore in college majoring in pediatric nursing! I have been working with kids of all ages for over 6 years! I love playing different games, doing crafts, going onoutings, and more! I have a job that is currently during the day 4 days a week, but I am looking for anything after 4 p.m. or anytime during the weekend…

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Description:

I have 24 nephews and nieces who I grew up taking care. I have had one part-time nanny job with three children and multiple long term baby-sitting jobs. I love children and hope to become a pediatric nurse.

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Recent Review:

Aimee was amazing with our toddler and a wonderful person to have providing cares to your children. She was very helpful and excited to spend time with him. And the feeling was mutual – he was jumping up anddown waiting for her every morning….

Reviewed by Courtney T.

Description:

I have been a nanny for 25 plus years. I have cared for newborns, toddlers, school aged, and teenagers. Duties included, but not limited to, playing with kids, preparing meals, laundry, dishes, homework, lightcleaning, transporting kids to and from school and other activities, and running errands. I have a great sense of humor and like having fun. My interests are arts and crafts, reading, sports, biking, photography, music, hiking, birding, and going to the beach. I love nature and animals. I am very organized and always prompt. It would be great hearing back from you either way, so I can continue my search and weigh out my options. Thanks!…

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Description:

I have 5 years of experience. I can help with Light Housekeeping and Cooking/Meal Preparation. I am currently a double major in International Business and Spanish that loves working with kids and making thelives of parents easier. I especially love helping out when you just want a night out! :)…

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Description:

Hi! My name is Ivy and I have been babysitting/nannying for about 10 years. I am very reliable, patient, out-going, and have experience with kids as young as newborns, and as old as teens. I prioritize making apositive and safe environment, while also finding fun things to do – going to the park, doing an art project, playing games, you name it! In addition, I am more than willing to do chores around the house, cook meals, drop off’s or pick up’s, etc. I have experience administering medication, if needed, and while I do not currently have my CPR certification, I am willing to get certified if you require it. I look forward to hearing from you! (:…

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Recent Review:

Ivy arrived early and even brought some trinkets from the dollar store for my son to play with (which he loves). Ivy watched him while we were at a wedding and did amazing without any of the normal comforts ofhome. My son had been very clingy to start the night but said “no, no, bye” when I checked on them because he was having such a good time with Ivy….

Reviewed by Greg W.

Description:

I have been baby-sitting since I was 10 or 11 years old. I love spending time with children and am very caring when it comes to them. I have taken and been certified by the Red Cross Baby Sitters’ course alsosince I was about 12 years old….

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Description:

Hello! I have previously been a nanny for two wonderful families (each with two kids and several pets). I prepared food and always had outside activities planned! I love going to the park and the pool with kidsand pets. I also have a love for science so experiments are my specialty. In addition to babysitting, I am also available as a tutor in most subjects!…

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Description:

First Aid
CPR
Bachelors of Science in Nursing
medication Administration
childhood development
Cooking
I’ve been babysitting since I was 14 years old. I love building relationships with families and caringfor their children as if they were my nieces/nephews….

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I have 1 year of experience and I am 19 years old. I can help with Travel and Grocery Shopping. I am willing to help with school work and carpooling. I also have my own car and love pets!

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Elisha M. | Grafton, WI

$15-25/hr • 10 yrs exp • 34 yrs old

IN-HOME DAYCARE: JOIN OUR CREW!

Description:

I have over 10+ years of experience working with kids. I started in high school working in a daycare center that took me through college. After college I started being a nanny and worked with 3 families in 3years (all that had multiple children). When I decided that I wanted to start my own family, I decided to start in-home daycare. I have been doing in-home daycare on and off for the last 8 years. I now have 4 beautiful kids and we are looking for 1-2 kids to join our crew during the week. Our oldest are homeschooled so incorporated in our days are learning activities, crafts, music, movement and more! We love play and love to be creative. The kids are always so eager and excited to bring new ones into our world and become fast growing friends. Look forward to hearing from you and seeing if I can be a good fit for you and your family!…

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Description:

I have assisted as well as operated an in-home daycare for 20 years. I was a nanny for several families as I attended college. I then went on to have a professional career in the sales and business industry forthe last 15 years. Much of my time for the last 3 years has been spent volunteering in children’s ministry, helping in my children’s classrooms, assisting with field trips and most recently, I went back to school for nursing. I am a CPR and First Aid certified….

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Description:

I’d describe my personality as fun, organized, responsible and laid back
I like working with kids because I love seeing their smiles as they learn and grow through play and real world experiences.
I’mlooking for a job that can be flexible and able to communicate well.
I started working with kids when I was around 14 with babysitting here and there, and then had full time family’s in the summer. I worked at a gym daycare for about 2 years and then became a part time nanny and student in 2021.
In my spare time, I like to listen to podcast, drive around and listen to music, go for walks and spend with my my family and friends.
One thing you should know about me is that I LOVE cleaning and organizing, so on top of taking care of your kiddos, I would love to tidy up and clean through out the day as well!…

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Since I was 14 years old, I have been involved with taking care of kids. Whether it was working with 100 kids at a theater or baby sitting a couple of kids, my life has always revolved around them. I am acomputer science student, so I love tech and can help with online school or activities. With that, I am also a very creative person so I can help plan crafts or teach them a new skill like knitting! I can also help with light housework as well as meal prep. I have lifeguard training so I can accompany your children to the pool and can even help them with their swimming skills. If you have any other questions, please let me know!…

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Description:

I am 22 years old, I have always had an interest in working with children largely due to the fact my mom is a 1st grade teacher. Throughout high school I babysat occasionally and worked with my mom in herclassroom frequently. Additionally, I took two child development courses in high school. I have had college coursework relevant to the development of children as well. In high school I worked at Aurora Medical Center in their food service department, so I have plenty of experience cooking and cleaning. Additionally, I have volunteer experience working with 3k and 4k children teaching Sunday school at my local church. Earlier this year I volunteered at an MPS school as a classroom assistant in a 3rd grade class. Currently, I work a few hours a week at Newcastle Place where I am a receptionist. Additionally I have been a nanny for two little boys all year! Due to the parents occupation I am not longer needed. I look forward to hearing from you to see if I can meet your family’s needs!…

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I have 2 years of experience with kids watching approximately 10-15 kids at once. I love working with babies and toddlers, but I also love engaging in older kids! I love being active with kids and taking themon adventures!…

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Love To Play Child Care offers a positive beginning to a child’s education with quality programs for infants, toddlers, pre-school and school aged children. The center provides children to learn through activeparticipation with hands-on experience through exploration and discovery….

Description:

Little Red Schoolhouse Child Care is a child care facility located at 7025 Pleasant Valley Rd. Grafton, WI. They offer a foundation to encourage your child’s lifelong love of learning. They provide an optimumatmosphere to enhance the child’s growth and development while providing a safe, home-like and nurturing environment….

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FAQs for finding child care near you in Grafton, WI

How much is child care near me in Grafton, WI?

Hiring someone on Care. com to provide child care services will cost an average of $14.47 per hour as of January 2023. This rate may vary depending on the experience each child care provider has, how many kids you will need them to watch, the age of your children, and whether you need part-time or full-time child care.

How can I find child care near me in Grafton, WI?

Care.com currently has 30 child care providers near you in Grafton, WI. You can search for caregivers by their distance from Grafton, WI and by hourly pay rate. Then you can compare their experience, specific services they offer and what age groups of kids they specialize in caring for. You can also read reviews from other families in Grafton, WI that have worked with the child care providers you’re interested in.

What interview questions should I ask a Grafton, WI child care provider?

You want to find a child care provider that will get along with your kids, but also follows many of the same parenting ideas you have. Structure your questions around how your kids behave in certain situations and what the provider thinks is the best action to take. And because there are plenty of activities to do in Grafton, WI, you should ask questions about the fun things each child care provider would do to keep your kids happy and entertained. Finally, ask each provider about their past child care experience, references from other families in Grafton, WI and if they are certified in first aid and CPR.

What type of child care services are available near me in Grafton, WI in January, 2023?

Different child care providers are willing to offer support in different ways. For example, some can provide after-school transportation and others can help with light housework and cleaning. The first step to finding the right type of child care is to outline what you’d like from a candidate before starting your child care search. Think about how much you are willing to pay, the level of experience you wish them to have, if you want them to have any first-aid certifications, and if you need them to handle additional duties beyond taking care of your kids.

Fun game for 4 year old: The 20 Best Board Games for 4 Year Olds • Mindfulmazing.com

Опубликовано: February 25, 2023 в 7:15 pm

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Inside: 20 of the very best board games for Preschoolers. Plus the Best Board Games for 3-year-olds, the best board games for 4-year-olds and 5-year-olds too! Updated for 2021 – 2022.

Can you
guess what my son’s favorite time of the week is?

You might think it’s dessert time, or going to the park time, (and while he certainly does love these activities) his most favorite time is board game time.

We love trying out new board games.

So:

I’m here to give you the straight-up and recommend 20 of the best board games for preschoolers.

Now:

Having said that. Some of them are painful to you as a parent. I know, I get it.

But some
of them are actually really fun!

These board games for 4-year-olds are sure to knock your socks off.

 (**Your kids will thank you. **)

Note: All board games with small pieces pose a choking hazard to kids (especially ages 3 and under) be sure to check the hazard warnings before making any purchases. Many of these games, even the ones specially designed for preschoolers contain small pieces. Please never leave your child unattended when playing games.

The Best Board Games for 4 Year Olds

1.

The Ladybug Game

Help the ladybugs find their way home!

This Lady Bug board game was actually invented by a 1st grader and is an ideal first board game.

Kids will fall in love with the characters and enjoy the story of the Ladybug Adventure as they learn to count and read.

The parents’ choice foundation calls the Ladybug game “a colorful and lively little board game for beginner game players.”

This game uses colors, numbers, words, and symbols to help young kids catch on.

Highlights:

  • Interactive play
  • Introduction to math concepts
  • No reading required
  • Ages 3+
  • 2 to 4 players
  • Time to complete: 20 minutes

2.

Operation

Your kid will love playing doctor in this classic game of Operation.

Cavity Sam is feeling a little sick, and kids will love to “operate” on him and make him feel better. Kids will try hard to avoid the buzz in this fun game of silly skills.

This one takes me back to my own childhood.

Now, who doesn’t love a little nostalgia?

This is a family classic (with an updated look and funny ailments). Learn more here.

Highlights:

  • Kids can play solo or with friends
  • Teaches eye-hand coordination
  • Recommended for 6 years and up, but really my son played at 4 years old and LOVED it! (Just beware of small parts around small kids)

3.

Feed the Hungry Caterpillar Game

Transform your caterpillar into a beautiful butterfly with this game of counting, collecting, and building in this fun game of The Very Hungry Caterpillar.

Children move colorful, 3D sculpted caterpillars from fruit to fruit, collecting unique butterfly pieces each time they stop to “eat”.

The first player to collect all five butterfly pieces wins the game. Get it here!

Children can practice decision-making by moving in any direction on the board. They mix and match beautiful butterfly illustrations to create a different work of art in every game.

Highlights:

  • For 2 to 4 players – ages 3 and up.
  • No reading required

4.

Connect 4

Challenge a friend or parent to rule the grid in this classic Connect 4 game.

Do you go up, down, to the side, or diagonally? Start in the middle of the edge? The object is to get 4 discs in a row, and you win!

Hands down, one of the best board games for 4-year-olds!

Highlights:

  • For 2 players, ages 6 to 99 (but really any
    preschoolers can play this game)
  • Teaches strategy and counting
  • Fun for all ages (including you)
  • Disclaimer – not for children under 3, choking
    hazard on discs

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5.

Hi Ho Cherry-O

Preschoolers will have so much fun picking fruit to fill their basket in this fun game, Hi Ho Cherry-O.

And what’s great about this game is that they won’t even realize they are developing math skills with counting addition and subtraction.

Take turns picking pretend blueberries, cherries, and apples from your tree and putting them in your basket. The first to pick all the fruit wins.

Highlights:

  • Classic beginner’s game.
  • Simple gameplay for preschoolers.
  • Great gift idea for boys and girls
  • Ages 3 and up
  • For 2 to 3 players
  • Challenges math skills
  • Helps kids practice counting and numbers

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6.

Candy Land

Candy Land should be every child’s first game, and it’s a colorful way for any preschooler to experience the joy of gameplay.

This game teaches color recognition and matching while reinforcing lessons of taking turns and being a gracious winner or loser.

Travel down the “magical” road to find sweet surprises! This adorable game features gingerbread men as movers, colored cards, and fun illustrations that kids love, with different destinations like Cookie Commons and the chunky Chocolate Mountain. Make your way to the castle to win!

Highlights:

  • Classic beginner game
  • No reading required
  • Great game for little ones

7.

Kerplunk

Oh Kerplunk, how we love you!

Don’t let the marbles fall! This blast from the past (with a cool new look) will have you skillfully removing the sticks from the tube while dropping the fewest marbles possible.

I just bought Kerplunk for my five-year-old for Christmas and he loves it.

We each count our marbles at the end to see who dropped the most. We are still working on the gracious losing part, but all in all this game is fun and easy to use for a child.

Highlights:

  • Easy Set up
  • Ages 5 to 10
  • Counting
  • Contains marbles so choking hazard – not for
    kids under 3 years old

Pro Tip

Mindfulmazing absolutely loves Pete the Missing Cupcakes Game! Rated A+ and lists this as one of the best board games for 4-year-olds.


8.

Pete the Cat the Missing Cupcakes Game

Join Pete the Cat and his friends as they work together to get the missing cupcakes back from Grumpy Toad.

Players collect colorful cupcakes as they sing songs, act out physical activities, and identify favorite animals, foods, and words in this fun board game.

This is made by Briarpatch which is recognized worldwide for its well-designed preschool games and puzzles.

Highlights:

  • Little learners first game
  • Literacy – Kids make picture/word associations
  • Social Skills – children use simple strategies and decision making
  • Imagination – Kids express themselves without words
  • 2-4 players – ages 3 and up.

9.

Soggy Doggy Board Game for Kids

Soggy Doggy is the showering, shaking, doggy bathing game for kids and the entire family. Players roll the dice and move their playing piece around the game board, taking turns washing Soggy Doggy. But watch out! You never know when he will shake to dry off and you’ll get wet!

The real fun starts (and kids love this) when your pet gets wet! If you land on a space with a ‘paw’ you get to pump water from the shower to wash Soggy Doggy. If you land on a space with a ‘facet’ you get to turn the tap to see what happens next.

Highlights:

  • An action-packed suspense-filled board game
  • For 4+, 2 – 4 players.
  • Warning choking hazard, not for kids under 3.

10.

Dr. Seuss Matching Game

Play the classic game of matching a memory with everybody’s favorite Cat in the Hat

Flip over tiles and find colorful pictures of familiar friends.

Collect the most pairs to win.

Highlights:

  • Matching
  • Memory Skills
  • Turn-taking and playing together
  • Not for children under 3 – choking hazard

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11.

Hungry Hippos

Have a chomping good time with the hippo-feeding Hungry Hippos game.

Are you ready to join the feed frenzy? Release all the marbles onto the game base, and then start chomping. Move fast, the player whose hippo chomps the most marbles wins.

Highlights:

  • For kids who just want to have fun and be a little wild
  • Ages 4+ – 2 to 4 players
  • Small pieces – not for kids under 3

12.

Wildcraft a Herbal Adventure

A Cooperative board game that explores healing herbs. It teaches 25 important edible and medicinal plants and their uses in first aid situations.

Players learn about connecting the icon on the challenge or trouble cards with the icons on the plant cards.

Players move up the mountain to huckleberry patch and get back to grandma’s before nightfall.

It’s beautifully illustrated, nature-based, educational. Don’t miss out! Learn More here.

Highlights:

  • No reading required
  • Ages 4+

13.

Dinosaur Escape Game

Try to get all your dinosaurs’ safety to Dinosaur Island before the volcano erupts. Work together to move the dinosaur around the board. Everyone plays together to get the dinosaurs to safety.

Little boys love dinosaurs, and The Dinosaur Escape Game will not disappoint.

Highlights:

  • Teaches kids simple strategy
  • How to take turns
  • No winners or losers
  • 2 to 4 players Ages 4+

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14.

Hoot Owl Hoot

This is an award-winning, color-coded cooperative matching game! Hurry Owls! It’s time to go home.

Players will work together to help the owls fly back to their nest before the sun comes up. This is a co-operative game meaning everyone works together and no one is left out.

Co-operative games foster non-stressful play situations, emotional development, shared decision making, creative problem solving, a sense of community, positive self-esteem, playfulness, and much more.

Kids will work together and play together, and they play for FUN! Grab Hoot Owl Hoot now!

Highlights:

  • Learn simple strategy
  • Learn social skills
  • No reading required
  • For 2 to 4 players, ages 4 and up.
  • Frustration-free packaging
  • Winner of seven awards

15.

Chutes and Ladders

Be the first to reach to top: Players scramble to the top of the game board without slip-sliding down. Land on good deeds to climb ladders, but watch out for the chutes

Children can practice counting and number recognition as they travel along the gameboard to get to the top.

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Highlights:

  • CLASSIC BEGINNER GAME: Do you remember playing Chutes and Ladders when you were a kid. Introduce new generations to the classic gameplay of this kids’ board game for 2 to 4 players
  • NO READING REQUIRED TO PLAY: For kids ages 3 and up, Chutes and Ladders can be a great game for kids who haven’t learned how to read yet
  • CLASSIC UP AND DOWN GAME FOR PRESCHOOLERS: Spin the spinner and move the pawn up the ladders and down the chutes. Chutes and Ladders is a classic game that children enjoy playing over and over

16.

Sequence for Kids

Sequence for Kids, uh-huh, amazing.

This game does not require reading for your little ones.

Players play an animal card from their hand and place a chip on a matching animal space on the board.  Each card is pictured twice on the game board, so players will need to choose wisely as they try to get 4 in a row.

Grab this classic here.

Highlights:

  • Class game of Sequence made just for kids
  • Great for kids ages 3 and up.
  • Helps kids develop strategy building skills and logical thinking skills
  • Wild cards add excitement to the game
  • Reading is not required

17.

My Feelings

My Feelings Board game is another game we added to the collection at Christmas. If you’ve read any articles on my blog you’ll know that my son suffers from BIG emotions, so I thought what better way to help him understand his big emotions than through play.

This game is fantastic for helping little ones learn and express their emotions. You’ve got to add this one to the collection.


18. Let’s Go Fishin’

Let’s Go Fishin’ teaches hand-eye coordination as players use their mini fishing poles to try to catch the most fish.

With a rotating pond and hungry fish that open and close their mouths, this classic kids’ game provides fast-paced fishing fun that will lure kids into playing over and over again. 

It’s the perfect board game for 4-year-olds.

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Highlights:

  • Fast-paced gameplay: features a rotating pond and fish that open and close their mouths
  • Object: players use mini fishing poles to try to catch the most fish
  • Fine motor skills: gameplay helps develop hand-eye coordination
  • Bonus: this top-selling classic game includes a lucky Ducks make-a-match card game!
  • Great gift: for 1-4 players, ages 4 and up

19.

Guess Who

I simply adore the Guess Who Class game.

Beloved 1980’s version of the classic mystery face game is back! I remember playing this game right up until I was a teenager.

There’s a mystery person on your opponent’s card. Can you find the matching face in the crowd? Start with your game full of silly-looking characters. Then ask the right questions to eliminate the wrong faces! Does your person have blue eyes? Is your person wearing a hat? Once you’re down to a face or two – solve the mystery by guessing who! If you’re the first to identify your opponent’s mystery person, you win.

Highlights:

  • Ages 6+
  • 2 players

20. Zingo

It’s not just bingo. Zingo is a matching game that encourages pre-readers and early readers alike to match the pictures and words to their challenge cards. The Zinger dispenses tiles and fun as young minds quickly race to be the first player with a full card and yell “ZINGO.

With two levels of play, this matching game builds language skills through fast-paced play.

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Final thoughts on board games for 4 year olds

I’m sure with this gigantic list of games you are sure to find something your preschooler or toddler will love!

Board games are such a wonderful way to build skills, all while having fun!

Tell me below, which one is your favorite?

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Indoor games: 20 ideas to keep the kids entertained on a rainy day

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Another rainy or bone-chilling day? We see you over there: Restless kids fidgeting on the couch, the clock ticking slower than usual, and you’re fresh out of ideas for things to do. Well you’ve come to the right place. We have your back with this list of the best indoor games you haven’t already tried.

1. Pencil-and-paper games

From Battleship to Sprouts, we’ve created a must-play list of pencil-and-paper indoor games that beat TV any day. Gather some pencils and paper and check out our best of pencil-and-paper games.

2. Building

You don’t need a fancy building set for this. Popsicle stick cities, card towers, even buildings out of blocks, or indoor forts out of boxes or pillows, will do just fine. If you want to get competitive, whoever builds the highest tower wins. If your kids love building and want a more advanced set of blocks, check out these magnetic building sets (ages 3-99) your builders are sure to enjoy.

3. Magical Mama (or Papa)

Be your kids’ very own Harry Houdini—without the locks, chains and water tanks, of course. Simply place a coin under one of three cups and shuffle the cups around. Then ask your children to guess which cup holds the coin. Sneaky parents can place the cups near the edge of a table and secretly drop the coin. Watch your tots’ eyes light up in amazement when they learn the coin is gone!

4. Card games

Card games are great for challenging young minds and creating hours of indoor fun. Grab a box of cards and check out our favourite traditional card games.

5. Puzzles

Exercise those creative, cognitive and problem-solving muscles with a good puzzle. You can use a store-bought variety or have the kids make their own. Have your children draw a picture on a sturdy piece of cardboard or Bristol board. Then use a pencil to outline puzzle pieces directly on their drawing. Cut out the pieces with a good pair of scissors, mix them up and get solving. Indoor games and craft in one fun activity!

6. Freeze!

Choose some of your kids’ favourite tunes and turn up the volume. Ask them to dance until the music stops. When it does, they have to freeze in whatever position they find themselves in – even if they have one leg up. To make the game more challenging, ask the kids to freeze in specific poses: animals, shapes, letters or even yoga postures. Toddlers in particular love this game.

The winner gets her very own gold medal! Make your own ribbons with this easy craft:

7. Board and family games

For a comprehensive list of the best of family indoor games from Nursery Rhyme Games and Candy Land to Clue, check out our handy list of top 20 family games.

8. Paper-bag skits

This indoor game is ideal for larger groups — a sleepover favourite. Divide the kids up into groups. Give each group a bag filled with props, such as a spoon, toy jewelry, a sock, ball or ribbon. Then give them 15 minutes to construct a skit around the props. This game is so much fun that it doesn’t have to be competitive. If the kids want, though, they can all vote on a winning skit.

9. Indoor hopscotch

This schoolyard favourite is sure to be an indoor hit, too. Set up your hopscotch game on any floor surface. Masking tape will do perfectly to form the nine connecting squares. Boxes 1-3 will be placed in a single line, one on top of the other. The next two boxes (4, 5) will be placed side-by-side, followed by a single box (6), two more boxes (7, 8) and the final half-circle “home” base (9). Next, choose a marker, such as a coin, stone or beanbag. The first player will throw the marker into square 1 without letting it bounce or touch the lines. If successful, the player will then hop — one foot on single squares and two feet on side-by-side squares — avoiding square #1. The player may rest on “home” before hopping back. On the way back, he or she picks up the marker on square #1 and, if successful (lands within the lines, hops or jumps with proper footing, doesn’t fall), takes another turn and throws it into square #2. When the player is unsuccessful, the next player takes a turn. Players resume their turns by throwing the marker on the last box played. The winner is the first player to throw the marker home (#9), and smoothly complete the whole course.

10. DIY balance beam

While you have your masking tape out, why not make your own balance beam? We all know how much kids love walking in straight lines every chance they get. Put on some music, and one at a time the kids can take their turn walking one-foot-over-the-other across the straight line of tape. Make the game more challenging by having the kids walk backwards or balance with one foot on the line. We also love this beam to continue balancing practice with! It’s challenging enough to help develop their gross motor skills but safe in elevation as they learn to navigate the beam.

11. Hide and Seek

No list of indoor games would be complete without Hide and Seek, now would it? In this classic game, one person (“It”) covers his or her eyes and counts aloud while the other players hide. When “It” is finished counting, he or she begins looking for the hiders. The last hider to be found is the next “It.” Warning: this game is often a source of giggle fits. Families with older children might want to take things up a notch and play Hide and Seek in the dark. Just to be safe, make sure there are no loose items on the floor. If you want, allow “It” to carry a flashlight or turn the lights on once “It” finishes counting.

12. Treasure hunt

Kids love finding hidden objects — especially when there’s a prize at the end. Simply write your clues on some slips of paper — get creative. Place the first clue somewhere easy to find, like inside your child’s snack or cereal bowl. Then leave as many clues as you like around the house, making a trail to the final clue. Instead of a prize, the treasure hunt can lead to various coins around the house. This way the kids get to collect all the coins and put them in their piggy banks in the end. If you want to create the most amazing treasure hunt, follow these 11 tips.

13. Indoor bowling

A great way to reuse water bottles (or you can purchase an indoor bowling set). Line six-10 water bottles up at the end of your hall or living room. Place a line of duct tape at the starting line. Grab a medium-sized indoor ball and start bowling! If you want, keep score and give out trophies at the end. (Note: if you need to stabilize the water bottles or make the game more difficult, simply fill them up with some water. Don’t forget to screw the tops on tightly!)

14. Hot Potato

This game will have everyone giggling. Ask the kids to sit on the floor in a circle. Turn on some tunes and have them pass the potato (a bean bag or soft ball) around the circle as fast as they can. When the music stops, the player holding the potato leaves the circle. Keep going until only one player is left and wins the game.

15. Picnic memory game

Former preschool director and grandmother of three, Marsha Colla, has some innovative games up her sleeve, including this fun and simple verbal memory game, which, Colla says, “challenges the children and makes them giggle. ” To play, everyone sits in a circle. The first player says, “In my basket for the picnic, I packed…,” and then says what item he or she packed. The next player then says, “In my basket for the picnic, I packed…,” and then recites what the first player packed and adds his or her own item to the basket, and so forth.

16. The listening game

One of Colla’s go-to indoor games for her preschoolers and grandchildren, this game is sure to both educate and delight little ones. Take out several miscellaneous items. Have the children look at all the items, and then take them away. Next, ask one child to hide his or her eyes and listen as you pick up an item and make sounds with it. Ask the child to guess which item made the sound. Examples of items might be a comb (run your fingers along it), a glass (gently tap it), cymbals, shakers, sandpaper, blocks rubbed together, a pot and spoon. Be creative and have fun!

17. Bubbles

You don’t have to go outside to enjoy bubbles. For this indoor game, you need a plate and straw for each player, some dishwashing soap and water. Place a dime-size drop of dish soap at the centre of each plate. Pour a little water onto the plate and gently mix with the dish soap until some suds start to form. Have the kids place the straw in the suds and blow very gently. Watch as massive bubbles start to form. To make this competitive, see who blows the biggest, or longest-lasting, bubble.

18. Simon Says

This traditional favourite will never get old. To start, choose one player (probably a parent for the first round) to be Simon. The rest of the players will gather in a circle or line in front of Simon as he calls out actions starting with the phrase “Simon says”: “Simon says…touch your toes.” The players then have to copy Simon’s action, touching their toes. If Simon calls out an action without uttering the phrase “Simon says,” the kids must not do the action. If a child touches his toes when Simon didn’t say. .., he or she is out of the game. There are lots of great ways Simon can trick players into doing actions when Simon didn’t say: Simon can perform an action without uttering a command, for example, or he can perform an action that doesn’t correspond with the command. Fun! The last player left in the game wins and becomes the next Simon.

19. Touch-and-feel box

Most preschoolers flock to the classroom sensory table as soon as the teachers pull it out. So there is little doubt they will love this entertaining challenge. Find a shoe box or any box that has a lid on it. Cut a hole in one of the sides of the box —large enough for your child to fit her hand in. If you want, get creative and decorate the box with glitter and question marks. When you’re ready to play, put an item inside the box and have your children guess what it is. They can ask questions about the item if they need to, or you can offer clues. Get as ooey-gooey as you wish (fresh pumpkin seeds or slimy spaghetti are great choices for Halloween), or use such simple objects as a brush, a toy, a piece of fruit. To make it competitive, you can give a point to the first child to name the object.

20. Indoor basketball

You can’t be too little for this version of basketball. All you need is a bucket and a rolled up sock (or a small, light ball). Each player takes a turn at throwing the sock-ball into the bucket. When a player scores a bucket, he or she takes a step back and throws again until missing. The player who shoots the ball in the bucket from the farthest distance wins.

This article was originally published on Nov 12, 2019

Outdoor games for children aged 3-4 outdoors and at home

The importance of outdoor games for children of any age cannot be overestimated. At 3-4 years old, the child is still learning to control his body, so it is important to continue classes and offer games aimed at coordination, the ability to repeat different types of movements. It is important for children to be physically active outside, but if this is not possible, encourage children to play indoors as often as possible.

A feature of outdoor games for children of early preschool age is that they should not be competitive in nature and be quite simple. Children enjoy imitating adults or other children, and they also begin to enjoy games with verbal instructions.

We will offer you some simple games for children 3-4 years old, both for the street and those that can be played at home or in a children’s group.

The slower you go, the further you will be. Stop

Children of this age love games in which you need to freeze in place, because they are just in the process of mastering this skill.

The leader stands with his back to the participants at some distance. Then he says: “You go quieter – you will continue. Stop”. While the driver is talking, the children go to him, as soon as the driver says “stop”, everyone freezes in place. The driver turns around and examines the children: those who do not freeze are eliminated from the game. The rest continue the game until they reach the leader.

Jump those who…

This outdoor game for children can be played both indoors and outdoors.
Toddlers usually like to listen to such simple instructions-tasks that are directly related to them.

The host says: “Sit down, all those who ate porridge today” or “Jump, those who love ice cream.” Usually the game is accompanied by funny discussions about who likes what or what they ate. This is not scary, since the game thus stimulates the development of speech. In the same way, you can learn and repeat the names of colors: “Jump on your left foot, those who put on green.”

Depict how…

We all know the game when a child thinks of a word, and others need to guess what he has depicted. But such small children can only think of the simplest things, for example, animals, because it will not be easy to guess what is hidden.

However, to diversify the game, you can invite the child to imitate daily activities: for example, how he brushes his teeth or plays in the sandbox, how you drive a car. Guessing in this case is not necessary. If there are several children, they can all represent the given action in their own way. Such a simple game is usually liked by children and develops not only physical abilities, but also imagination.

Train

This is a very fun outdoor game for children, in which there is absolutely no competitive nature.
Children pretend to be a train by lining up and holding onto each other. The task of the game is to repeat the movements behind the helmsman. The helmsman can walk smoothly, turn, stop, back up, sing songs. The steering should be changed periodically.

Monkeys

Another game aimed at repeating movements. Tell the children that monkeys love to make faces and imitate others. Invite one child to repeat the movements and facial expressions for you or another baby. You can either choose a leader or invite the children to work in pairs.

Color signals

The game will help children learn to concentrate and memorize simple instructions. Make some simple signals out of colored cardboard, for example, circles of different colors. Tell the children that you need to run on the green signal, freeze on the red signal, and when you show the yellow signal, jump. Start with 2-3 signals, and when the child remembers the movements, introduce new ones.

Who is faster

All children stand in a circle (it can be drawn with chalk on the pavement). The host thinks of an object to which everyone (including the host) needs to run as quickly as possible, touch it and return to their place in the circle. The one who returns last becomes the leader. With the help of this game, you can repeat the names of colors, suggesting that you run and touch one (or 2-3 if there are few children playing) objects of a certain color.

Simple

dodgeball

We are all familiar with the game of dodgeball. One child stands in the center, and the other two try to hit him with the ball. However, these young children will enjoy simply running away from the ball. The tagged one (the one who was hit by the ball) should not be out of the game. Just invite the children to change places from time to time and take turns throwing the ball. And, of course, pay attention to the fact that the ball is soft enough.

Hot-cold

This game is loved by children aged 3-4.

Hide an object or toy and have the child find it using your instructions: you will say “hot” when the child is close and “cold” when the child is moving away from the object.

Collecting toys

Pick up a few specific items. While the children are counting to 10, arrange the items around the room. Children need to collect all the items in the basket as soon as possible. When the children learn the rules of the game, complicate the task: offer to collect objects by jumping, clapping, walking on toes, crawling.

Ball games

Children at this age can learn different types of ball games: offer to throw the ball with your hands or feet, shoot the ball into the “gate” or put it in the basket, as in a basketball game.

Sports equipment

Remember that children at 3-4 years old can already master scooters, rollerblades, balance bikes and bicycles with extra wheels on the sides. In winter, skiing and skating.

The child must have different balls, jump rope, and you can also buy badminton and tennis rackets for children.

Outdoor games for children of other ages:

From 1 to 2 years old

From 2 to 3 years old

From 5 to 6 years old

From 6 to 10 years old

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Games with children of three or four years old – what are the games aimed at with a three-year-old child?

September 22, 2021

Games with children 3-4 years old at home allow you to spend time with your child in a fun and interesting way and at the same time develop the necessary skills. A wide variety of games should be selected using toys, dolls, boxes, beads, etc.

What is the goal of playing with a three year old at home?

Children of this age need to develop:

  • Attention and memory.
  • Color perception.
  • Movement coordination.
  • Fine motor skills of hands.

We have selected the most interesting and exciting activities for you.

Games with inexpensive toys

A mosaic with colored carnations and a plastic base where the elements are inserted, cubes and any board game will do.

Minimal adult involvement

This is a game with cutlery, pots, food containers and other safe items.

Educational games for children 3 years old at home

There are a huge number of educational games created by specialists specifically for playing with a child of 3 years old. There are classes for every age group. The main condition is that the child was interested.

Outdoor, active games

The most beneficial activities for health and general physical development. Children love to play ball, catch up, arrange group sports competitions.

Games with children 3-4 years old. What to do with the baby at home?

Game #1. Hospitable host

What you need:

  • dolls or animals;
  • beads, assorted colors;
  • doll utensils.

How to play?

Put the beads in the box. Invite the baby to treat the “guests” with sweets. Put raspberries (red beads) on a plate for your favorite bear, grapes (green and blue beads) for a chanterelle, candy orange beads for a doll, etc.

What does the game give?

The kid learns to distinguish colors, pick up small objects, carefully arrange them on plates. Games with a child of 3 years old should benefit the baby and practice regularly, and not from time to time.

Game #2. Wizard

What you need:

  • small box;
  • ropes and cords;
  • table and chair to make your baby comfortable.

How to play?

Put ropes and strings of different lengths, thicknesses and colors into the magician’s box. Show how, with the help of ropes and laces, it is possible to lay out various figures and objects on the surface of the table. For example, an orange cord closed in a ring is the sun, a green rope is an apple, blue is the sea, etc.

What does the game give?

Games with a three-year-old child improve the perception of color shades, develop imagination, teach accuracy and perseverance, introduce the shape of objects.

Important! Such games require the organization of a workplace for classes. In order not to spoil the posture of the child, take care of the presence of a comfortable chair. The most optimal option is a “growing” chair with a set of settings according to the baby’s parameters.

Game #3. Little gardener

What you need:

  • colored cardboard;
  • buttons;
  • scissors.

How to play?

An adult will cut out “apples” from cardboard and a tree. Loops need to be sewn to the fruits, buttons to the twigs. Let the little gardener make his own apple garden by attaching fruits to the branches.

What does the game give?

The child collects trees with different colors of fruits – red, green, yellow. Games for children 3 years old at home, the result: the fingers are trained, coordination and fine motor skills develop, the ability to classify objects.

Game #4. Artist

What you need:

  • tray;
  • semolina.

How to play?

Sprinkle a thin layer of semolina on a tray. Draw figurines on the semolina with your finger.

What does the game give?

Develops fantasy and imagination, artistic skills and fine motor skills.

Game number 5. Lacing

What you need:

  • Ready-made lacing game according to the method of M. Montessori.

How to play?

Lacing games available in toy stores are extremely versatile. Instructions are included with them.

What does the game give?

This is a very effective exercise that develops the eye, fine motor skills of the hands and sensorimotor coordination, creativity, spatial orientation, the concept of “up – down”, “right – left”.

Game number 6. Embroiderer

What do you need?

  • large sheet of cardboard;
  • colored laces or very thick threads.

How to play?

Make holes in the cardboard. Show your child how to thread threads or laces through them, creating patterns and patterns.

What does the game give?

Develops imagination, accuracy, perseverance and eye, helps to train fingers and creativity.

Game No. 7. Tailor

What do you need?

  • cardboard sheet;
  • sheets of paper;
  • colored thick threads.

How to play?

Draw pants or a skirt on a sheet of cardboard. Make a hole in the clothes. Invite the child to “fix” the clothes. To do this, cut out a circle of paper of a suitable size, and then attach it, closing the torn one. The patch can be applied using threads and a wooden safety needle.

What does the game give?

Develops fine motor skills and the eye.

Game No. 8. New Year

What do you need?

  • sheets of colored cardboard;
  • threads.

How to play?

Draw a Christmas tree silhouette on the paper. Cut wood with scissors. Draw and cut toys of different sizes, shapes and colors. Let your little one decorate the Christmas tree by attaching the toys to the branches with thread and a wooden needle.

What does the game give?

Develops fantasy, imagination, motor skills.

Game number 9. Guess it!

What do you need?

  • Miscellaneous small items that can be held in the hand.

How to play?

Ask the child to close their eyes. In turn, put different objects into his palm – cubes, balls, etc. Ask them to describe what it is.

What does the game give?

Develops imagination and logic.

Game No. 10. Guess the walk

What do you need?

  • bucket;
  • a wide variety of items that you will find on a walk – leaves, sticks, pebbles, etc.

How to play?

On a walk, enthusiastically put things in a bucket. Then ask the child to close their eyes. Let him take turns taking out objects from the bucket and say – what is it. Tries to compare a leaf and a pebble, a stick and an acorn, etc.

What does the game give?

General development, the ability to memorize and analyze, guess based on tactile sensations.

Game #11. Little sculptor

What you need:

  • colored children’s plasticine;
  • modeling board.

How to play?

You can use a ready-made set for children’s creativity. An adult shows how to sculpt different figures.

What does the game give?

The child trains the fingers and develops fantasy and imagination.

Game #12. Find circles

What you need:

  • colored cardboard;
  • velvet paper;
  • landscape sheets.

How to play?

Cut shapes out of different textures. Let the child, without looking, by touch, identify objects.

Game #13. Builder

What you need:

  • wooden cubes;
  • mat.

How to play?

Invite the child to build a turret first, then a more complex structure. During the game, sing songs and read poems about builders and construction.

Game #14. Little fingers

An adult touches the baby’s fingers, massages them and reads a rhyme, for example, about a magpie-crow or “our fingers are tired.”

Game #15. Gossamer

What you need:

  • box;
  • thick threads.

How to play?

Cut holes in the box. Let the baby thread the threads through the holes. These are very useful games with a three year old child.

Game #16. Raincoat

What you need:

  • blue and gray thread;
  • blue grey;

How to play?

Make holes in the cardboard. Let the kid draw clouds on the cardboard, and put threads-streams of rain through the holes. Despite the seeming simplicity of the game, children love it very much and are ready to play it literally for hours.

Game #17. Little singer

An adult sings a song cheerfully. The kid sings and dances. On the Internet you can find a lot of children’s songs and learn them.

Game #18. Cheerful reader

An adult starts counting a rhyme and suddenly stops. The kid continues, and so – in turn.

Playing at home with children aged 3-4 must necessarily include reading books and memorizing poems. Read with children of this age the poems of Marshak, Korney Chukovsky and Agnia Barto. Buy beautifully illustrated books. They will become your baby’s best friends.

Game #19. With water

Babies just love to pour water from one container to another, catch different objects from them and splash around.

Game #20. Choosing clothes for a walk

An adult offers to choose clothes for a walk on his own. Let the baby look out the window, tell what time of year it is and what other children wear. And then he will pick up panties, tights, panties, etc. according to the season. You can do it by touch with your eyes closed. Thus, the gathering for a walk will take place in the form of a game and will not end in hysteria and whims.

What to play with a 3 year old child. Conclusion

Don’t be afraid to be imaginative. It is not necessary to use only examples from the network. Remember your own childhood! Show your child your favorite games you played when you were that age. Pay attention to the baby and do not leave it to yourself. Of course, kids should be able to keep themselves busy, but when it becomes a system, there are always problems.

Playing with a 3-4 year old child at home helps to establish an emotional connection between parents and babies.

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  • Welcome to KinderCare in Delhi Township! We are proud to offer one
    of the best early childhood programs in the country from Toddlers
    to School Age children. Our programs are designed to provide your
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    city in Ohio, USA. Founded in 1788 as Losantville, but already in 1790 renamed Cincinnati (Cincinnati) in honor of the Cincinnati Society – organization ex. 90,781 officers discharged from the army after the end of the War of Independence; J. Washington was the first president of this about-va. The name of the society named after Rome. commander Cincinnatus, who in V c. BC e. was called by the Senate to lead the troops.

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    ( Cincinnati ), southwest city. State Ohio (in the SV. USA), on the right bank of the river. Ohio . 331 thousand inhabitants, in the agglomeration 2050 thousand people. (2002). Founded in 1788. City since 1819. Named after the Roman commander Cincinnatus. It developed as a center of trade between the North and South of the United States, for which a municipal railway was specially built. d. to the south to Chattanooga (C. is the only American city that owns its own railway). Large chem. prom-st and mash-tion. The main center of American machine tool building and soap making. River port. Among the universities stands out un-t Ts. Museums: khudozh. Taft, contemporary arts. Festivals: May music. (every 2 years) and summer opera. In C. genus. film director S. Spielberg and writer G. Beecher Stowe lived for 18 years. W. Churchill called C. “the most beautiful of the inland cities” of the United States. nine0010

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    nine0009 The Port of Cincinnati on the Ohio River is the largest inland coal port. The city is an industrial, commercial, financial and cultural center of the northeastern United States. Mechanical engineering, food flavoring, chemical, printing, and textile industries are developed here; the head office of Procter & Gamble and the stock exchange are located.

    The history of the city began in 1788, when the settlement of Columbia was founded at the mouth of the Little Miami River. The settlement of Losantiville was founded next to it, and not far away in 1789Fort Washington was built. The following year, General A. St. Clair, governor of the Northwest Territory, renamed Losantiville in honor of the Cincinnatus Society, which united veterans of the Revolutionary War. The society was named after the ancient Roman statesman Cincinnatus (500-430 BC). Cincinnati began to develop after the victory of General E. Vane over the Indians in 1794. Since 1811, the first steamship in the West, the New Orleans, sailed here from Pittsburgh. The Miami Erie Canal was completed by 1832, and the first section of the Little Miami Railroad was built in 1843. Transformed into a transportation hub, Cincinnati quickly grew into an industrial center. The nickname of the city “Queen of the West” (“Queen of the West”) is depicted by Longfellow in the poem “The Song of Hiawatha” (1854).
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6 Ways To Get Writable Walls For Kids

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Here’s how to turn your kid’s bedroom or playroom walls into something they can write on and won’t get in trouble.

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Children are notorious for making a mess. Sometimes it’s on the floor, other times it’s on the kitchen table. And sometimes it’s even worse with drawings or writing on the wall. If one or more of your children like to draw on the walls, converting their bedroom or playroom walls into writable walls may be the perfect solution.

Depending on your budget, size of the wall and age of your child, use one of the following 6 options to turn your kid’s bedroom or playroom walls into something they can write on and won’t get in trouble.

1. Magnetic Wall

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Some moms might be worried about giving their child a wall they can paint, draw or color on, as it could cause them to paint on every other wall to. If you are worried – there is a still a solution to give your child creativity without ruining a wall: magnetic wall.

A magnetic wall is great for young kids who can’t use paint or crayons on their own. You can DIY this with sheet metal and cardboard, or you can purchase a smaller magnetic easel.

Once the wall or easel is up, all you need to do is pick out your child’s favorite magnetic tiles (big or small) and let them have it! If you have magnetic tiles, you can also leave your kids little notes for when they wake up.

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2. Formica Writable Surface

A Formica Writable Surface is similar to a white-board however it can be placed on walls, tables, cabinets, doors and anywhere else you can think of. These dry erase surfaces are kid friendly and come in over 50 different colors.

You can purchase a Formica Writable Surface in a horizontal or vertical format. On top of that – it’s durable and stain resistant! What more could you need for your little kids.

3. Wall Mounted Easel

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If your child likes to keep their artwork and hates to see it wiped away, painted over or covered up – stick to putting together a mounted easel. While you can have a self-mounted, closet door mounted or even a dresser mounted easel, a wall mounted easel can save space and scratch at painting on the wall itch your kid might have.

You can purchase one of these easels on Amazon, however they do tend to be on the more expensive side. If you want to make your own, follow this DIY tutorial from Arin Solange At Home who uses Ikea hacks to make this family friendly wall-mounted easel.

4. Stick-0n Dry Erase Decals

If you want to give your child a chance to write on the walls, but don’t want to redo the entire wall or spend hours on a DIY project, use stick-on dry erase decals. Found on Amazon or at your local Target or Home Depot, WallPops are the perfect solution.

WallPops are circular dry erase decals that come in a multitude of colors. You can even make an emoji decal! These are a great way to get your child involved in the project as they can pick where they want the decals to go on the wall. All you need to do is pick the color they want and place it on the wall.

5. Whiteboard

When it comes to a whiteboard in your child’s bedroom, you have a few options. You could purchase a whiteboard on Amazon for relatively cheap. Staples also offers a stick on whiteboard option at 3×4.

If you want to make the wall more original and creative, use several small whiteboards to fill up a larger section of the wall or to create a design. Another option is to use whiteboard paint. This paint can be picked up at your local Home Depot or Lowes. For the best quality and performance, they suggest waiting three days to let the paint dry.

6. DIY Chalkboard

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The sixth and final option for writeable walls is a classic: chalkboard. The great thing about chalkboard is that it can be done with chalkboard paint or chalkboard contact paper.When making a chalkboard for your kid’s bedroom, you have to decide if you are making it the entire wall or just a section.

The easiest and cheapest way to make a chalkboard for your child is to use chalkboard paint. This perfect if you still aren’t sure if you want to do the whole wall or just a section as you can start small and move out larger.

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Create an Instant Gallery With Your Kids’ Art

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There’s never enough room on the fridge to display the countless amount of kids art that’s brought home. Why hide it all away when you could create a giant gallery wall to show off their masterpieces! Don’t worry, there are no holes involved in this display, so your walls are safe. This creative décor idea is perfect to fill up a large wall without spending much money. Not only does it look great, it only takes minutes to complete. Don’t hesitate – just go for it!

Admit it — we all have a Tupperware box somewhere filled with drawings and paintings that you or the kids don’t want to part with. We understand, each picture is precious and nobody wants to regret letting go a piece of their youngsters’ childhood. Too many of these treasures end up locked away, so we say no more! Dive into your collection (or Tupperware box) and select some art to display while saving some others to rotate in later. Let your kids decide what they want to hang, and since we’re using our “magic” magnets, swapping is super easy. Refresh your walls whenever you or the kiddos feel like it, and watch it transform over time with new drawings.

Pick a wall in the house that needs a pop of color and don’t think for a moment that it has to be a basement wall, or out of the way. Why not choose the family room, kitchen, office, entryway, or anywhere that gets lots of traffic for everyone to enjoy little Picassos’ work. Such a gallery will add a unique personality to your space, and the kids will be proud to show off their art to family and friends – consider it a wall of pride!

There are no display rules here, anything goes! Let kids be kids and allow them to decide where they want to hang stuff, or even swap things in and out over time. They can place their artwork as low as they want on the wall, or as high as they want with mommy or daddy’s help! Keep adding to the space until the entire wall is covered, or just keep it to a central area. It’s all up to you!

Within minutes you’ll end up with a colourful tribute to your kiddos’ creativity, all without making a single hole in the wall. 

How to hang your little Picassos’ art without damaging the walls?

Here are the ‘top-hat’ magnets we used to hang all of the art. The black top has a magnet that works with a round disk with sticky adhesive backing.

The first step is to peel off the plastic cover revealing the adhesive.

Place the top hat on the ‘display’ side of the art and then place the disk on the back, non-sticky, side of the paper.

They magnetically stick together.

Now, take the art and place it on your chosen spot allowing the adhesive to secure the disk to the wall. Since this is freestyle hanging, if you don’t like where you placed it you can just move it. It’s that easy! 

To remove the disk from the wall, use the small clear ‘guitar pick’ that comes with the magnets. It’s easy, painless, and doesn’t leave any sticky residue on the wall. 

The beauty of such a gallery is its vibrant colors. Your kids will be able to quickly display their pieces, and point out their favourite ones each day. The magnets come in black and white, both neutral tones to let the artwork shine!

How cute is this? For those social media savvy parents out there, this gallery wall is the perfect background for those precious instagram snapshots.  

These magnets are also perfect to hang recipes on in the kitchen backsplash, Xmas cards during the holidays, calendars, paint swatches, lunch money. ..pretty much anything you can think of that is light.

Head to our online store to buy your own magnets!

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They say that houses and walls help. Modern ways of finishing reinforce this saying: walls help to draw plans for the future, create a menu for a festive dinner and educate children .

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Co-owner of the Eidos-Design company, loves to use complex wall decoration methods, as well as turn the customer’s house into a “smart” one.

1. Slate paint

Slate paint is no longer a novelty, it has long established itself as a durable, wear-resistant and moisture-resistant coating. The paint easily lays down on the prepared surface of the walls, as well as on glass, wood, metal and plastic, it washes well and is cleaned with a dry and wet cloth.

The most common color is black, it is more familiar, it clearly shows inscriptions and drawings in various colors of chalk. But there is green and blue paint and, perhaps, it will be more suitable for some interior. nine0003

Slate paint can be used in all rooms: in home office it will create a working atmosphere and a positive mood, you can write down current goals and tasks on it, good ideas so that you do not forget, and wise thoughts that do not let you fall into despondency when everything goes wrong.

In kitchen slate paint can be used to paint a part of a wall, a refrigerator or a piece of furniture for cooking recipes, a list of groceries to buy and good morning greetings from home. It’s good to write on a slate every day: “I love you!” This helps to avoid many problems. nine0003

Restriction in use: slate paint must not be applied near the stove, it is not resistant to oil and fat.

Oddly enough, in bathroom slate paint is also appropriate: against a black background, sanitary ware looks dazzlingly white, and kind words in a relaxing atmosphere cheer up even more truly.

In children’s slate board allows you to give your child a little happiness: imagine, drawing on the walls is not forbidden! Moreover, you can even draw with your child, and it is not known who will have more joy. nine0003

2. Magnetic paint

Magnetic paint contains a fine metal fraction and, after applying several layers, gives the surface the property of holding a magnet. Any notes, drawings, posters and magazine clippings can be attached to the wall and changed whenever you want!

Restriction in use: magnetic paint can be wallpapered, but keep in mind that the heavier the object you want to hold on the wall, the thicker the paint layer should be. nine0003

3. Marker paint

Marker paint is a two-component acrylic material, environmentally friendly, applied to any smooth and prepared surface of walls and furniture, can be white and transparent. Transparent is convenient to use in an already finished interior (without repainting walls and objects).

You can draw on a wall with marker paint with a felt-tip pen. This coating is often used in the nursery. Helps to create space for creativity, inspiration, development of the child’s imagination. nine0003

4. And now – all at once!

The combination of magnetic and marker paint, or magnetic and slate creates a magical effect: you can draw on such a surface and attach finished drawings or magazine clippings. It is believed that this helps to plan for the future: you attach an image of the place where you want to be, say, in five years, and go to the goal step by step.

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  • Coloring wallpapers

Decorating a children’s room today can be done in different ways. A huge selection of roll materials allows you to choose canvases that help not only decorate the room beautifully, but also provide the child with the opportunity to actively develop.

Drawing wallpapers are very interesting from this point of view – they can be glued to the children’s room if the child begins to actively show interest in this type of art. nine0003

Types of wallpaper for drawing

There are several options to solve the problem. These are:

  • Chalk wallpaper.
  • Marker sheets.
  • Rolled coloring materials.

A brief analysis of the advantages and disadvantages of each option will help to suggest which is better to choose.

Chalk wallpaper

What is chalk wallpaper? This is a material that allows you to create a kind of blackboard on the wall, on which you can draw with multi-colored crayons. Cloths are produced in rolls, each width is 107 cm, length is 50 m. You can buy the whole roll or individual pieces. The seller in the store cuts the fragments of the right size, so when buying chalk wallpaper, there is no need to overpay for the surplus. nine0003

Tip! When buying such materials, allowances must be taken into account when cutting. It will be unpleasant if, when you come home, start gluing such wallpapers, you find that the canvases are missing quite a bit.

In fact, chalk wallpaper is a self-adhesive film (it can be clearly seen in the photo). In order to stick them to the wall, it is enough to remove the paper protective layer from the inside. The technology of gluing the film is extremely simple. It is well illustrated in the video posted at the end of the article. nine0003

The front layer of chalk wallpaper is a vinyl coating, which helps to form a surface that is easy to write on with chalk. If necessary, their trace is well erased with a damp cloth. The manufacturer gives high guarantees, he claims that the drawing erasure cycle for such materials is designed for 10,000 operations.

If necessary, the film can be easily removed from the wall. When dismantled, no traces of glue remain on the wall. But in order to achieve such a result, it is important to purchase high-quality chalk wallpaper from manufacturers with a good reputation. nine0003

Please note! High-quality chalk wallpaper can be re-glued. This allows you to dismantle them from one place and stick the canvas on another, thereby changing the interior design. Manufacturers on the label indicate a similar technical feature of the product.

Chalk wallpaper can not be stuck on all surfaces, but only on a tiled base, glass, painted walls. From such canvases, you can independently cut out the figures and stick them on the walls, giving the child a new field for the realization of their fantasies. nine0003

There is another way to use the described material. Paste chalk wallpaper over the doors of a chest of drawers or linen closet, and you will get another interesting art object in the children’s room.

Please note! Wallpaper for chalk on sale are presented in two options. Some canvases help to get a slate black surface for drawing, others – emerald green. The color should be chosen according to the chosen stylistic concept of the nursery interior. nine0003

Sheets for markers

You can draw on the walls in children’s rooms not only with chalk, but also with dry markers. In this case, the possibilities for artistic expression increase markedly. But this is not the only advantage of the described choice.

  1. The described material is also self-adhesive wallpaper, sticking them is as simple as possible according to the same principle as wallpaper for chalk.
  2. Marker rolls can be glued to any surface except chalk whitewash and lime plaster. nine0069
  3. The outer layer of the canvases is quite durable. It is not afraid of mechanical impact, does not attract dust and dirt.
  4. The main advantage of using this option is the ability to create color drawings on the walls. When drawing lines with a marker, white dust is not formed as from chalk. And that means less trash in the room.
  5. The width of one roll is slightly less than a meter (90 cm), the length of one roll is 50 m. If necessary, you can ask the seller to cut off a piece of the desired size and paste not the entire wall, but only part of it, turning the central place into a real interactive whiteboard. nine0069

The price of the described materials is quite high, so they should be used very carefully. When self-gluing, it is important to follow certain rules.

  • Firstly, in order to write and draw on the walls comfortably, the base for gluing the canvas must be perfectly even.
  • Secondly, close attention must be paid to the joints of the two canvases.
  • Thirdly, when choosing and using wallpaper for chalk, it is advisable to immediately nail a wooden lath to the entire width of the wall from below. She will collect particles of crumbling chalk, thereby preventing the appearance of white dust in the nursery. nine0069

Coloring wallpapers

Coloring wallpapers help develop fine motor skills. They can paste over the entire nursery, or you can select only part of the wall for these purposes. In any case, the child will receive a huge area for entertainment.

What is coloring wallpaper? These are canvases, on the front side of which there is a black and white drawing, a graphic representation of a complex plot.

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Top 10 Best Riverview, FL Public Charter Schools (2022-23)

For the 2022-23 school year, there are 14 public charter schools serving 8,804 students in Riverview, FL.

The top ranked public charter schools in Riverview, FL are Bell Creek Academy, Valrico Lake Advantage Academy and Winthrop Charter School. Overall testing rank is based on a school’s combined math and reading proficiency test score ranking.

Riverview, FL public charter schools have an average math proficiency score of 62% (versus the Florida public charter school average of 65%), and reading proficiency score of 65% (versus the 64% statewide average). Charter schools in Riverview have an average ranking of 5/10, which is in the bottom 50% of Florida public charter schools.

Minority enrollment is 73% of the student body (majority Hispanic), which is more than the Florida public charter school average of 70% (majority Hispanic).

Best Riverview, FL Public Charter Schools (2022-23)

School (Math and Reading Proficiency)

Location

Grades

Students

Rank: #11.

Bell Creek Academy

Charter School

Math: 87% | Reading: 82%
Rank:

Top 5%

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13221 Boyette Rd
Riverview, FL 33569
(813) 793-6075

Grades: 6-8

| 530 students

Rank: #22.

Valrico Lake Advantage Academy

Charter School

Math: 78% | Reading: 81%
Rank:

Top 20%

Add to Compare

13306 Boyette Rd
Riverview, FL 33569
(813) 699-5049

Grades: K-5

| 916 students

Rank: #33.

Winthrop Charter School

Charter School

Math: 80% | Reading: 74%
Rank:

Top 20%

Add to Compare

6204 Scholars Hill Ln
Riverview, FL 33578
(813) 235-4811

Grades: K-8

| 1,330 students

Rank: #44.

Bell Creek Academy High School

Charter School

Math: 60-64% | Reading: 82%
Rank:

Top 30%

Add to Compare

13221 Boyette Rd
Riverview, FL 33569
(813) 793-6075

Grades: 9-12

| 533 students

Rank: #55.

Kids Community College Riverview South

Charter School

Math: 60% | Reading: 64%
Rank:

Top 50%

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10030 Mathog Rd
Riverview, FL 33578
(813) 671-1440

Grades: K-8

| 567 students

Rank: #66.

Southshore Charter Academy

Charter School

Math: 55% | Reading: 62%
Rank:

Top 50%

Add to Compare

11667 Big Bend Rd
Riverview, FL 33579
(813) 769-1209

Grades: K-8

| 1,075 students

Rank: #77.

Kids Community College Charter School Southeast Hillsborough

Charter School

Math: 45-49% | Reading: 65-69%
Rank:

Top 50%

Add to Compare

11519 Mcmullen Rd
Riverview, FL 33569
(813) 699-4600

Grades: K-6

| 362 students

Rank: #88.

Creekside Charter Academy

Charter School

Math: 55% | Reading: 55%
Rank:

Top 50%

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14020 Us Hwy 301 S
Riverview, FL 33578
(813) 419-5340

Grades: K-8

| 651 students

Rank: #9 – 109. – 10.

Kids Community College Charter High School

Charter School

Math: 50-54% | Reading: 45-49%
Rank:

Bottom 50%

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10550 Johanna Ave
Riverview, FL 33578
(813) 699-5751

Grades: 9-12

| 178 students

Rank: #9 – 109. – 10.

Pivot Charter School

Charter School

Math: 50-54% | Reading: 45-49%
Rank:

Bottom 50%

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3020 S Falkenburg Rd
Riverview, FL 33578
(813) 626-6724

Grades: 6-12

| 222 students

Rank: #1111.

Bridgeprep Academy Of Riverview

Charter School

Math: 31% | Reading: 43%
Rank:

Bottom 50%

Add to Compare

6309 Us Highway 301 S
Riverview, FL 33578
(813) 405-1770

Grades: K-8

| 1,056 students

Rank: #1212.

Kids Community College Southeast Middle Charter School

Charter School

Math: 25-29% | Reading: 35-39%
Rank:

Bottom 50%

Add to Compare

11513 Mcmullen Rd
Riverview, FL 33569
(813) 699-5752

Grades: 6-8

| 195 students

Rank: n/an/a

Riverview Academy Of Math And Science

Charter School

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9906 Symmes Rd
Riverview, FL 33578
(813) 412-6111

Grades: K-8

| 769 students

Rank: n/an/a

Winthrop College Prep Academy

Charter School

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12802 Us Hgwy 301
Riverview, FL 33578
(813) 678-2030

Grades: 9-12

| 420 students

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Riverview, Florida Public Schools (Closed)

School

Location

Grades

Students

Big Bend Academy Of Math And Science (Closed 2021)

Charter School

12821 Us Hgwy 301
Riverview, FL 33578
(954) 414-5767

Grades: n/a

| n/a students

Kid’s Community College Middle Charter School (Closed 2021)

Charter School

10030 Mathog Rd
Riverview, FL 33578
(813) 671-1440

Grades: 6-8

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12012 Boyette Rd
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(813) 677-6700

Grades: K-12

| 87 students

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  1. #1 Best Charter High Schools in Hillsborough County

    #1 Best Charter High Schools in Hillsborough County.

    Brooks DeBartolo Collegiate High School

    Blue checkmark.

    Hillsborough County Public Schools, FL,

    9-12,

    271 Niche users give it an average review of 4 stars.

    Featured Review: Senior says I was lucky enough to know Brooks Debartolo really well as my brother had gone there for 4 years before I attended. I knew I was walking into an excellent school with teachers and administrators who…Being a smaller charter school (only 600 students) is really beneficial as you are not just a number but a person each teacher cares about!I played softball at the school and had other friends participate in other athletic programs and the great thing about being a smaller school is the opportunity to actively participate and not just…If you appreciate a smaller school, with faculty who truly care about you and your future, there isn’t a better institution with a higher rating that Brooks Debartolo!.

    Read 271 reviews.

    Overall Niche Grade: A,

    Students: 606,

    Student-Teacher Ratio: 18 to 1,

  2. #2 Best Charter High Schools in Hillsborough County

    #2 Best Charter High Schools in Hillsborough County.

    Bell Creek Academy High School

    Blue checkmark.

    Hillsborough County Public Schools, FL,

    9-12,

    46 Niche users give it an average review of 3.8 stars.

    Featured Review: Alum says My time in Bell Creek Academy High School was a very positive experience, whereas I got to experience a great highschool life with wonderful teachers who are dedicated to the learning and growth of….

    Read 46 reviews.

    Overall Niche Grade: A,

    Students: 533,

    Student-Teacher Ratio: 18 to 1,

  3. #1 Best Charter Middle Schools in Hillsborough County

    #1 Best Charter Middle Schools in Hillsborough County.

    Terrace Community Middle School

    Blue checkmark.

    Hillsborough County Public Schools, FL,

    6-8,

    13 Niche users give it an average review of 4.2 stars.

    Featured Review: Parent says The teachers make the difference here. They help the students find and develop their areas of strength while helping students work on areas of weakness by offering before or after-school tutoring….

    Read 13 reviews.

    Overall Niche Grade: A,

    Students: 656,

    Student-Teacher Ratio: 18 to 1,

  4. #1 Best Charter Elementary Schools in Hillsborough County

    #1 Best Charter Elementary Schools in Hillsborough County.

    Lutz Preparatory School

    Blue checkmark.

    Hillsborough County Public Schools, FL,

    K-8,

    2 Niche users give it an average review of 2.5 stars.

    Featured Review: Alum says Amazing teachers (for the most part). I met amazing people and made friends I’ll keep forever. I also feel that Lutz Prep provided education that helped prepare me for more rigorous high school….

    Read 2 reviews.

    Overall Niche Grade: A minus,

    Students: 782,

    Student-Teacher Ratio: 16 to 1,

  5. #3 Best Charter Middle Schools in Hillsborough County

    #3 Best Charter Middle Schools in Hillsborough County.

    Bell Creek Academy

    Blue checkmark.

    Hillsborough County Public Schools, FL,

    6-8,

    16 Niche users give it an average review of 3.6 stars.

    Featured Review: Senior says Bell Creek Academy provides a diverse and thorough education, offers educational opportunities and higher education, such as the Cambridge program and Advanced Placement. Furthermore, BCA offers….

    Read 16 reviews.

    Overall Niche Grade: A minus,

    Students: 530,

    Student-Teacher Ratio: 20 to 1,

  6. #2 Best Charter Elementary Schools in Hillsborough County

    #2 Best Charter Elementary Schools in Hillsborough County.

    Valrico Lake Advantage Academy

    Blue checkmark.

    Hillsborough County Public Schools, FL,

    K-5,

    Overall Niche Grade: A minus,

    Students: 916,

    Student-Teacher Ratio: 16 to 1,

  7. #3 Best Charter Elementary Schools in Hillsborough County

    #3 Best Charter Elementary Schools in Hillsborough County.

    Winthrop Charter School

    Hillsborough County Public Schools, FL,

    K-8,

    20 Niche users give it an average review of 4.3 stars.

    Featured Review: Parent says Excellent method! My son was in that school for 3 years and when we moved to another neighborhood we decided to change schools but in just 3 months we were so unhappy that we went back to Winthrop! ….

    Read 20 reviews.

    Overall Niche Grade: A minus,

    Students: 1,330,

    Student-Teacher Ratio: 17 to 1,

  8. #4 Best Charter Elementary Schools in Hillsborough County

    #4 Best Charter Elementary Schools in Hillsborough County.

    Horizon Charter School of Tampa

    Blue checkmark.

    Hillsborough County Public Schools, FL,

    K-8,

    Overall Niche Grade: A minus,

    Students: 327,

    Student-Teacher Ratio: 15 to 1,

  9. #5 Best Charter Elementary Schools in Hillsborough County

    #5 Best Charter Elementary Schools in Hillsborough County.

    Sunlake Academy of Math & Sciences

    Blue checkmark.

    Hillsborough County Public Schools, FL,

    K-8,

    Overall Niche Grade: B+,

    Students: 778,

    Student-Teacher Ratio: 17 to 1,

  10. #3 Best Charter High Schools in Hillsborough County

    #3 Best Charter High Schools in Hillsborough County.

    Dr. Kiran C. Patel High School

    Blue checkmark.

    Hillsborough County Public Schools, FL,

    9-12,

    7 Niche users give it an average review of 4.3 stars.

    Featured Review: Parent says The teachers and staff are very talented and caring. I loved the unique PBL curriculum, and the AICE program is an amazing opportunity!.

    Read 7 reviews.

    Overall Niche Grade: B+,

    Students: 440,

    Student-Teacher Ratio: 20 to 1,

  11. #6 Best Charter Elementary Schools in Hillsborough County

    #6 Best Charter Elementary Schools in Hillsborough County.

    Learning Gate Community School

    Blue checkmark.

    Hillsborough County Public Schools, FL,

    K-8,

    17 Niche users give it an average review of 3.4 stars.

    Featured Review: Alum says I went to Learning Gate from pre-K to 8th grade, along with my sister and brother. We are all successful adults who pride ourselves on the education we received at this school. Many lessons and….

    Read 17 reviews.

    Overall Niche Grade: B+,

    Students: 772,

    Student-Teacher Ratio: 17 to 1,

  12. #7 Best Charter Elementary Schools in Hillsborough County

    #7 Best Charter Elementary Schools in Hillsborough County.

    Trinity School for Children

    Blue checkmark.

    Hillsborough County Public Schools, FL,

    K-8,

    Overall Niche Grade: B,

    Students: 907,

    Student-Teacher Ratio: 19 to 1,

  13. #8 Best Charter Elementary Schools in Hillsborough County

    #8 Best Charter Elementary Schools in Hillsborough County.

    Hillsborough Academy of Math & Science

    Blue checkmark.

    Hillsborough County Public Schools, FL,

    K-8,

    2 Niche users give it an average review of 3 stars.

    Featured Review: Works Here says Teachers are caring, concerned, engaged and well connected to the population of students. Results oriented with an A+ rating..

    Read 2 reviews.

    Overall Niche Grade: B,

    Students: 867,

    Student-Teacher Ratio: 17 to 1,

  14. #4 Best Charter High Schools in Hillsborough County

    #4 Best Charter High Schools in Hillsborough County.

    Pivot Charter School

    Blue checkmark.

    Hillsborough County Public Schools, FL,

    6-12,

    5 Niche users give it an average review of 4.4 stars.

    Featured Review: Senior says What I loved about pivot charter school was the environment. It was a lot easier to want to go to school when attending pivot. It was a very welcoming environment. The teachers, students and faculty…..

    Read 5 reviews.

    Overall Niche Grade: B,

    Students: 222,

    Student-Teacher Ratio: 17 to 1,

  15. #9 Best Charter Elementary Schools in Hillsborough County

    #9 Best Charter Elementary Schools in Hillsborough County.

    Waterset Charter School

    Hillsborough County Public Schools, FL,

    K-8,

    1 Niche users give it an average review of 2 stars.

    Read 1 reviews.

    Overall Niche Grade: B,

    Students: 1,170,

    Student-Teacher Ratio: 20 to 1,

  16. #10 Best Charter Elementary Schools in Hillsborough County

    #10 Best Charter Elementary Schools in Hillsborough County.

    Channelside Academy of Math & Science

    Blue checkmark.

    Hillsborough County Public Schools, FL,

    K-8,

    Overall Niche Grade: B,

    Students: 486,

    Student-Teacher Ratio: 17 to 1,

  17. #11 Best Charter Elementary Schools in Hillsborough County

    #11 Best Charter Elementary Schools in Hillsborough County.

    Kid’s Community College Riverview South

    Blue checkmark.

    Hillsborough County Public Schools, FL,

    K-8,

    2 Niche users give it an average review of 5 stars.

    Featured Review: Parent says Kid’s Community College is a great school. The professors and staff are welcoming and kind. The professors also care about each student and want to make them successful..

    Read 2 reviews.

    Overall Niche Grade: B,

    Students: 567,

    Student-Teacher Ratio: 17 to 1,

  18. #12 Best Charter Elementary Schools in Hillsborough County

    #12 Best Charter Elementary Schools in Hillsborough County.

    Literacy Leadership Technology Academy

    Blue checkmark.

    Hillsborough County Public Schools, FL,

    K-8,

    6 Niche users give it an average review of 4.8 stars.

    Featured Review: Parent says I have been very impressed with our family’s experience at LLT. The teachers and staff not only prepare students for academic success, but they encourage students to be effective and caring leaders…..

    Read 6 reviews.

    Overall Niche Grade: B,

    Students: 584,

    Student-Teacher Ratio: 16 to 1,

  19. #13 Best Charter Elementary Schools in Hillsborough County

    #13 Best Charter Elementary Schools in Hillsborough County.

    Southshore Charter Academy

    Hillsborough County Public Schools, FL,

    K-8,

    Overall Niche Grade: B,

    Students: 1,075,

    Student-Teacher Ratio: 20 to 1,

  20. Independence Academy

    Blue checkmark.

    Hillsborough County Public Schools, FL,

    K-8,

    9 Niche users give it an average review of 1.2 stars.

    Read 9 reviews.

    Overall Niche Grade: B minus,

    Students: 917,

    Student-Teacher Ratio: 17 to 1,

  21. Kids Community College Charter School Southeast Hillsborough

    Blue checkmark.

    Hillsborough County Public Schools, FL,

    K-5,

    5 Niche users give it an average review of 4.2 stars.

    Featured Review: Parent says Well into our first year at KCC SE, I must say it has been an enjoyable experience! The staff and faculty are all engages and invested in the success of both the kids and the partnership with the….

    Read 5 reviews.

    Overall Niche Grade: B minus,

    Students: 362,

    Student-Teacher Ratio: 16 to 1,

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  22. Kid’s Community College Preparatory High School

    Blue checkmark.

    Hillsborough County Public Schools, FL,

    9-12,

    12 Niche users give it an average review of 3.8 stars.

    Featured Review: Alum says As a graduate ( and student of 9 years)of KCC/ KCC Prep, I can tell you this school is perfect if you’re looking to give your scholar an interactive and individualized education. Scholars learn using….

    Read 12 reviews.

    Overall Niche Grade: B minus,

    Students: 178,

    Student-Teacher Ratio: 18 to 1,

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    Blue checkmark.

    Hillsborough County Public Schools, FL,

    K-12,

    4 Niche users give it an average review of 4 stars.

    Featured Review: Senior says It’s a really good school with plenty of opportunities. The staff are all experienced, as well as kind. They are able to form a relationship with their students as they are a relatively small school…..

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    Overall Niche Grade: B minus,

    Students: 355,

    Student-Teacher Ratio: 25 to 1,

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Kids r kids missouri city: About Us – Missouri City

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About Us – Missouri City

With a love of children at our core, each Kids ‘R’ Kids facility is family owned and operated to ensure a solid sense of community.

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With a love of children at our core, each Kids ‘R’ Kids facility is family-owned and operated by local residents to ensure a solid sense of community.

Kids ‘R’ Kids Learning Academies are nationally renowned, and our academy is proud to be part of your community! We desire the absolute best for the children in our care and, therefore, we provide:A safe and secure, state-of-the-art environment with onsite owners

  • Peace of mind with secure online video monitoring of your child’s classroom
  • Creative, fun, and technology-driven accredited educational programs
  • Dedicated, highly-trained, and personable teachers and staff
  • Nutritious meals prepared onsite that exceed USDA guidelines
  • Convenient drop-off and pick-up with flexible hours

In addition to being the perfect choice for your family’s early educational needs, we seek to be your partners in the care and education of your child. Plan your visit today

Designed to maximize engagement, safety and sense of community

Our Classrooms

Based on decades of experience, we have designed classrooms to create an atmosphere where education and safety are priorities. Our developmentally-appropriate classrooms feature:

  • Floor-to-ceiling, tempered glass walls and doors, which give children a preview of their next level classroom and aids in their transition into that class
  • Separate, clean storage for each child’s personal belongings
  • Child-sized handwashing facilities
  • Separate children’s restrooms
  • Direct access to fenced-in, gated playgrounds

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Providing peace of mind for the families we serve

Our Safety & Security

Kids ‘R’ Kids has consulted with experts to create a safety and security program with the following features:

    • Infant, child and adult CPR and First Aid trained staff
    • Dedicated (Boo-Boo) room to address medical needs
    • Strict background checks on all staff
    • Secured entrances with restricted visitor access
    • Closed-circuit cameras that are continuously monitored by staff 
    • Password-protected Internet viewing of classrooms, playgrounds and the cafeteria 
    • Tempered glass walls and doors for situational awareness
    • Emergency and inclement weather preparedness plan

The balanced nutrition your child needs to learn and grow

Our Dining Experience

Research shows that practicing family-style dining enhances social skills, table manners, and increases conversation techniques. Our nutritious dining program is designed with these attributes in mind, and features:

    • Mealtime conversation focused on nutritional education
    • Well-balanced and healthy meals prepared by onsite chef
    • Protocols to protect children with food allergies
    • Menus that are  prepared in advance and available online
    • For bottle-fed children, families must provide prepared formula or mother’s milk placed in bottles. All infant items should be marked with the child´s first and last name. We will inform you of the policy regarding baby foods

Jenni and Jett

“Jett struggled with food allergies in his first day care. Now with Kids ‘R’ Kids, I feel confident with his care.”

Age-appropriate playgrounds for physical development and FUN

Our Outdoor Time

Outdoor time is all about exploring our natural environment, developing physical skills and enhancing brain growth. Components include:

    • Large separate playgrounds designed specifically for infants, toddlers, preschool, and school-age children
    • Play equipment built to meet Consumer Product Safety Commission Guidelines
    • Supervised free play to promote physical fitness and development
    • Outdoor classroom educational activities

Trouble-free transitions between school and our facility

Our Transportation System

For your convenience, we provide bus transportation with the following features:

    • School buses with alarms to ensure no child is left behind
    • Certified bus drivers and supervisory staff
    • Safety measures, including a comprehensive attendance check
    • School buses with seatbelts
    • Scheduled, dedicated bus routes for enrolled school-age children
    • Service to field trips in the community

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Kids ‘R’ Kids of Missouri City is excited to be sponsoring the Sugar Land Skeeters’ Baseball Buddies Program!

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Kids ‘R’ Kids Academy – Missouri City is a private school located in MISSOURI CITY, TX. It has 11 students in grades PK, K.

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Medal for a veteran, “children of war” and “Katyusha”.

How Victory Day is celebrated in Kansas City

For the third year, a native of Ulyanovsk, Svetlana Yager, together with like-minded people, spends Russian holidays in Kansas City, USA. The 75th Victory Day is planned to be celebrated on a particularly large scale – with the participation of veterans and “children of the war”. Read more in the material ulpravda.ru.

Svetlana Yager moved from Ulyanovsk to Missouri in 1999. A year later, she was invited to join the Kansas City ethnic committee, which brought together representatives from more than 60 countries. Our compatriot represented Russia in it. In 2017, Svetlana opened the Russian House of Kansas City public organization for everyone who speaks Russian and loves our language and culture. They are often joined by Native Americans – the meetings are so touching, sincere and at home. nine0005

The truth about the war shocked

Every VE Day celebration in Kansas City is different. In 2018, a gallery of portraits of the Heroes of the Great Patriotic War was presented for the first time. At the same time, Svetlana had the idea to organize a video greeting from Ulyanovsk. It was prepared by a friend – Anzhelika Naumova – together with schoolchildren of gymnasium No. 1 with the support of the head of the Ulyanovsk branch of the Peace Society, Lyudmila Lyashenko. The program of the evening, as a rule, is conducted in English and Russian, but everyone picked up Katyusha when they went out into the street with portraits of heroes. People who moved to the United States from different parts of the former Soviet Union, not hiding their tears, asked to hold such evenings in the future. And the meetings continued. nine0005

– In 2019, we told our guests about the main milestones of the Great Patriotic War, about the number of victims, about how multinational the Soviet army was, presented photo and video presentations about front-line soldiers – grandfathers and great-grandfathers of representatives of our Russian-speaking community, – says Svetlana. – Representatives of other national communities, as well as the consul of the city administration, came to honor the memory of the dead and support our holiday. Some were shocked to learn how tragic and large-scale the Great Patriotic War was. nine0005

A year ago, for the first time in Kansas City, the “children of the war” were honored, who were present in the hall and remembered those terrible days. Many people fell in love with the live concert, which is prepared by adults together with children. Among the young artists is the 12-year-old son of our compatriot Oliver. The beloved by many “Katyusha”, “Smuglyanka”, “In the dugout”, “Moscow Nights” sounded.

– Finally, we marched with portraits of veterans, flags of the Soviet Union, the USA, the 150th division, which hoisted the flag on the Reichstag, balloons to the memorial to the victims of the Holocaust. Of course, the “Immortal Regiment”, which is organized by our compatriots in New York, Washington, San Francisco, is much larger, because more of our compatriots live there, – the interlocutor shares. “There were about 100 of us. I hope that this year there will be twice as many participants. nine0005

The reward will find a hero

This year, Victory Day will be celebrated on May 6, so that Russian-speaking citizens can come to the holiday without violating their plans. On May 9, as a rule, they spend at home at a festive dinner or with friends at a picnic, remember veterans, sing songs. Moreover, representatives of the local media promised to come in order to tell about the Russian holiday on TV channels and in newspapers by the solemn date.

– We will prepare video presentations about the “children of war” and back them up with stories. One woman will come who still remembers how there were attacks in her hometown and she hid in a bomb shelter, – says Svetlana. – We will certainly remember the front-line soldiers.

Representatives of the Kansas City Russian House will especially honor Anatoly Tov, a veteran of the Great Patriotic War, who lives in Kansas City. He is already over 90 years old, now he is very sick. Svetlana Yager with her team and representatives of the partner organization, the Jewish Social Service, helped the veteran’s family prepare a package of documents for receiving a commemorative medal from Russia for the 75th anniversary of Victory in the Great Patriotic War. nine0005

– We believe that Victory Day is very important not only for Russians, but for the whole world, – Svetlana Yager is convinced. – We want as many people as possible to know about this day and appreciate peace on Earth.

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Missouri cities, primarily in St. Louis and Kansas City, produced ammunition and a variety of military equipment, including aircraft. In addition, in 1940, the Fort Leonard Wood military base was established in Missouri, which became the largest engineering training center in the United States.

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Read also about how Ulyanovsk residents celebrate Victory Day in Kazakhstan, New York and Mexico, and follow the links. nine0005

8 amusement parks that will bring books back to children

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Pippi Longstocking, Alice, Pinocchio and other literary heroes who inspired the creators of the parks

Sometimes, when reading a book, one really wants to be in the place of its heroes – to experience their adventures or just touch their everyday life. And amusement parks based on literary works, to some extent, allow you to do this. In addition, such parks are a rare example of combining entertainment and educational functions. Visitors here are not only offered to join reading, but also to ride plenty of rides. nine0005

Finished reading here

Such parks often become true masterpieces, not inferior to their original book sources, because famous artists, architects, sculptors, and sometimes even historians and philologists are involved in their creation. Forbes has selected 8 theme parks that will help you immerse yourself in the atmosphere of your favorite books.

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Peace Astrid Lindgren (Sweden, Vimmerby)

Open: June 2 to August 28

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Ticket price: €24. 5 for children, €36.5 for adults

The theme park based on the books of Astrid Lindgren is located in the Swedish city of Vimmerby, where the writer spent her childhood. The center of the park is the so-called Tiny Town, in which houses are slightly taller than a child: this is a reduced copy of Vimmerby from Lindgren’s childhood.

The World of Astrid Lindgren has Carlson’s roof, Rasmus’ barn, and even the old castle where Ronja, the robber’s daughter, was born. You can also look at the Villa “Chicken” – the home of Pippi Longstocking. Here, by the way, there is a special container: in it, children can leave their baby nipples – as a sign of abandoning this habit. nine0005

Characters from Lindgren’s books walk around the park. At certain hours, one of the two stages – large and small – hosts performances: theatrical performances and concerts of folk music performed by the same Lindgren characters. And besides, a puppet theater operates on the territory of the park.

The World of Astrid Lindgren was founded 20 years ago in 1981 and today covers 20 acres. It is better to book a visit for 2 days in order to have time to explore the park in full (for those who decide to stay overnight, there are wooden cottages). Renting one of them for the night costs about $250. However, places must be booked in advance, as there are many tourists in the park in summer. nine0005

Read more: www.alv.se

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Moomin World (Finland, Naantali)

Open: from 7 June to 28 August

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Ticket price: €22

Finnish writer Tove Jansson published the first Moomin book in 1945, and this was the beginning of a real Moomin boom that swept dozens of countries, because Jansson’s books were translated into more than 30 languages. Figurines of small trolls, dishes and clothes with their image are perhaps the most popular souvenir products in Finland, and characters from Jansson’s books even adorned the sides of Finnair aircraft. nine0005

Actually, the “World of Moomin” recreates in detail the atmosphere of fairy tales, illustrations for which were made by Jansson herself. On a small island where the park is located, Snufkin’s camp, Snork’s workshop, Hattifnut’s cave and the blue house of the Moomin trolls fit in. In addition, the park has a sandy beach that is by no means fictional, so it’s worth taking your swimwear with you.

By the way, in the diner you can try dishes prepared according to Moominmamma’s recipes: meatballs in tomato sauce, vegetable roll and chicken fillet steak. And a letter sent from the local post office will be delivered to the addressee anywhere in the world – with a Moomin-dol stamp on the envelope. nine0005

Read more: www.muumimaailma.fi

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Dickens World (Great Britain, Kent, Chatham Marytime)

Open: all year round

Finished reading here

Ticket price: £ £8 for children, £13 for adults

For those who are new to Dickens, the theme park dedicated to the writer will seem too gloomy: dark alleys, shabby walls, rickety roofs, dirty drains ditches. However, these scenery very faithfully depict Britain in the Victorian era, when the action of Dickens’ books unfolds. nine0005

The construction of a theme park on the site of the old shipyard, where the writer’s father once worked, cost about £60 million. And now in Dickens World you can sit at a desk at the school where Nicholas Nickleby studied (The Life and Adventures of Nicholas Nickleby ”), climb into the pit of debtors and visit the house of the greedy Scrooge, where ghosts are found (“Christmas stories”). But especially popular with visitors is a boat trip along the route that Magwitch fled from justice from the novel Great Expectations. However, this attraction is categorically not recommended for pregnant women and people suffering from heart disease. nine0005

The creators of Dickens’ World are not without a sense of humor. They turned the lair of Fagin, a character from The Adventures of Oliver Twist, into a playground. As you know, Fagin taught his young wards to steal, following the assertion that children learn knowledge better if presented in a playful way.

Read more: www.dickensworld. co.uk

Adventure Wonderland (UK, Dorset, Bournemouth)

Open: March to September

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Ticket price: £11.25

Although Lewis Carroll’s books are not necessarily children’s books, the Alice in Wonderland theme park is designed for the youngest visitors. Children are waiting for the adventure castle of the Cheshire Cat, a game of cricket with the Queen of Hearts, a ride on the Caterpillar engine, as well as crazy tea drinking in giant cups. The park even has a living area where the White Rabbit lives. Adult connoisseurs of Carroll’s work can be impressed by the impressive size of the labyrinth – the third largest in the UK. It is made up of 5200 bushes, its length is 2. 8 km. In the secluded corners of the labyrinth, the characters of Alice in Wonderland are hiding, who will tell you how to find a way out, however, only to those who correctly answer their questions. Accustomed to the changeable climate, the creators of the park promise: “Whatever the weather, the fun is guaranteed.” Therefore, on the territory of Adventure Wonderland there is an indoor playground. True, it is a miniature Aztec city and has nothing to do with Alice in Wonderland. nine0005

More: www.adventurewonderland.co.uk

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Mark Twain Cave (USA, Missouri, Hannibal)

Open: all year round

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Ticket price: $2. 10-$9.95 for children, $15.95 for adults

The first mention of a mysterious cave near the city of Hannibal appeared in the winter of 1819-1820 – it was discovered by a certain Jack Simms while hunting . Since then, there have been many more discoverers, but today the cave bears the name of the writer Mark Twain, the most revered inhabitant of Hannibal. By the way, it was this cave that became a trap for the heroes of The Adventures of Tom Sawyer. nine0005

A little less than 3.5 km long karst cave consists of several tiers connected by winding passages. The cave is electrified, and its visit does not require special skills. However, tourists are strongly advised to keep up with the guide so as not to end up in the position of Tom Sawyer and Becky Thatcher.

Visitors will be told that Mark Twain’s Cave used to be a haven not only for fictional characters, but also for very real people. For example, it is commonly believed that the famous American criminal Jesse James was hiding in it. Mark Twain himself wrote that during his childhood, many bypassed the cave: supposedly an eccentric surgeon from St. Louis kept the body of his dead fourteen-year-old daughter there – in alcohol, in a two-layer cylinder. nine0005

Despite such a gloomy past, now the Mark Twain Cave is very popular with local romantics: from time to time weddings are played under its vaults. There is even a special place for ceremonies, marked with a sign “Wedding Corner”.

Read more: www.marktwaincave.com

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Pinocchio Park (Italy, Tuscany, Collodi)

Open: all year round

Finished reading here

Ticket price: €8 for children, €11 for adults

The real name of the author of The Adventures of Pinocchio, Carlo Collodi, is Lorenzini. And he took the pseudonym Collodi for himself by the name of the village where his mother was from. Therefore, it is in Collodi that the Pinocchio Park is located.

The park was founded in 1956, but it can hardly be called a traditional amusement park: it is rather an open-air museum where scenes from the life of Pinocchio unfold. And sometimes not the most rosy – after all, in the fairy tale filled with biblical motifs, Collodi has a lot of scary episodes. So, in the Pinocchio Park there is a sculpture depicting four rabbits who carry a small coffin on their shoulders: according to the plot, they came for Pinocchio when he refused to take medicine. nine0005

The park hosts exhibitions of artists inspired by Collodi’s book and children’s literature in general. Children will have a master class on making puppets, performances in a puppet theater, and rides on a carousel. And it will be interesting for parents to look at the bronze and steel sculptures made by the famous Italian sculptor Pietro Consarga, whose works are in the collections of the Tate Gallery in London and the Museum of Modern Art in Paris.

Near the Pinocchio Park is the Villa Garzoni and the Butterfly House, where exotic insects live under a glass dome. The cost of a ticket, which allows you to enter the Villa Garzoni, and the Butterfly House, and the Pinocchio Park, is €20 for an adult, €16 for a child. nine0005

Read more: www.pinocchio.it

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Worlds of Fun, (USA, Missouri, Kansas City)

Open: from April to October

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Ticket price: $29. 99 for children, $44.99 for adults

Worlds of Fun is an American amusement park dedicated to Jules Verne’s novel Around the World in 80 Days. However, on one of the variants of the logo in the basket of a balloon is not Phileas Fogg, but the dog Snoopy, a character from a popular American comic book. nine0005

The park is divided into five sections: Scandinavia, Africa, Europe, East and America. But visitors to Worlds of Fun will not be able to follow Phileas Fogg’s route strictly: here the journey starts from Scandinavia, for Jules Verne’s hero – from Paris.

Worlds of Fun boasts several unique rides, including one of the world’s most famous carousels, the Grand Carrousel. It was built in 1926 for the Philadelphia World’s Fair celebrating the 150th anniversary of the independence of the United States. Each of the 64 wooden horses has a unique design. nine0005

Next to the park is the Worlds of Fun Village, a makeshift village where you can stay overnight. In summer, a night for a family of 3 in a cottage will cost $175.

Read more: www.worldsoffun.com

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Magical Kingdom of Camelot (Great Britain, Lancashire, Chorley, Charnock Richard)

Open: from April to September

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Ticket price: £26 (adults and children over 1 meter tall)

Legends of the Arthurian cycle have inspired many writers, from Chrétien de Troyes to Mark Twain. And for the British, King Arthur is just the main national legend. Therefore, it is not surprising that it was in England that the Magical Kingdom of Camelot theme park appeared – an analogue of Arthur’s residence, where, however, in addition to the arena for jousting tournaments and the wizard Merlin’s workshop, there are carousels and roller coasters. nine0005

Despite the fact that the creators of modern Camelot tried to observe medieval aesthetics in everything, absurdities could not be avoided. So, for example, the booths in the attraction called “Flight of the Falcon” are made in the form of balloons, the invention of which dates back to the 18th century. Apparently, the designers were haunted by the laurels of Twain’s Yankee from Connecticut, who succeeded in modernizing the Middle Ages.

Be that as it may, the main thing worth visiting the Magical Kingdom of Camelot are the jousting tournaments that take place every day on the arena of Avalon (the mythical island where King Arthur is buried).

6 month old screaming for no reason: How to have a conversation with your baby

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Why Is My Baby Crying For No Reason & What Should I Do

Why Do Babies Cry | Causes | Colic | Patterns | What To Do | What NOT To Do | Prevent | Call The Doctor

Why is my baby crying for no reason

It can be frustrating and distressing when your baby is crying for no reason and won’t stop.

For new parents, it can also be confusing.

Why does my newborn cry for no reason when nothing seems wrong?

Here’s the thing… babies don’t cry for no reason.

But babies may cry for no reason that you can identify yet.

Why do babies cry

Babies can’t talk. Crying is the only way they can communicate their needs. It is a survival instinct they are born with, not a choice they make.

Sometimes, the baby’s needs are very straightforward – hunger, tiredness, dirty diapers, boredom, etc. But it could also be something not that obvious.

It is up to us, the grownups, to figure it out.

Using crying to achieve a young child’s goals is not misbehavior. Even when your baby grows and has learned to speak, they may not understand what they feel or how to elaborate on their experience.

Until children learn to speak and understand their own needs, they behave this way in order to survive.

What causes baby crying

Babies don’t cry for fun. They don’t throw tantrums just to get their way.

There are always reasons why they cry, but it may not be a reason you agree with or feel worth crying about.

Many types of infant cries exist. Most parents learn to distinguish the type of crying or the meaning of their baby’s cries within 2 weeks of age and they can respond accordingly​1​.

Here are some common reasons babies cry.

  • Hunger
  • Pain
  • Distress
  • Fatigue
  • Dirty diaper
  • Boredom
  • Overstimulation
  • Anxiety or fear
  • Food allergy
  • Too full
  • Gas
  • Acid reflux
  • Uncomfortable clothing
  • Sickness or health problems
  • Separation from mother
  • High sensitivity

Pain-induced cries have significantly stronger amplitudes and are more intense.

Hunger cries, although not as strong as pain-induced cries, are still more intense than fussy cries.

Is my fussy baby colic

When infants cry excessively and regularly without identifiable reasons, they are often called “infantile colic.” Colic is defined as inconsolable crying for 3 or more hours a day.

Colic is not just a “growing pain”. It’s not the child’s temperament or a medical condition.

It means, “We have no idea why they cry, but let’s give it a name.”

If you and the pediatrician are unable to identify the cause of your infant’s long, persistent crying, then you may say that your baby is colicky​2​

What are the patterns of normal crying

Healthy babies cry, too. A healthy, normal baby cries the most during the first three months of age. Newborn crying peaks at six-seven weeks after birth and drops until four months of age​3​. Late afternoons and evenings are common times when the frequency of crying increases​4​.

What to do when my baby won’t stop crying

In a study on constant crying intervention, when parents of babies who had colic were taught to answer cries swiftly, consistently, and completely, infant crying was reduced by 60 percent.

When mothers demonstrated less sensitive or affectionate reaction to the newborn, the infant was likely to become a persistent crier.

Here are the steps suggested by researchers.

1. Answer the baby’s crying quickly

There were many parenting pamphlets written between 1920s and 1940s that warned parents not to pick up a baby between feedings because that would lead to spoiled, fussy children​5​

Since then, studies after studies have shown that responding quickly to an infant’s cry during their first few months will decrease their crying significantly by the end of their first year.

Infants whose mothers ignore their cries or delay in responding to them are the ones who show the stereotype of the “spoiled child” by the age of one.

So the first step in soothing a crying baby is to respond to them and do not ignore the baby’s cues for help.

2. Answer the baby’s crying consistently

No research supports the notion that an infant can be spoiled by having their every cry answered during the first six months.

Studies have shown that consistent maternal responses in the first six months reduce infant crying later in life.

This is because manipulative thinking, such as “When I cry, my mother comes to play with me”, has not developed yet.

So, an infant cannot become spoiled by having their cries answered consistently. Rather than being spoiled, the infant will learn that their needs will always be met reliably.

3. Pick up the baby

Providing close physical contact is one of the most common ways mothers comfort a crying infant. Baby crying may be affected by whether the mother picks up her infant quickly after they begin crying​6​.

Researchers found that mothers who picked up their babies soon after they began to cry recorded the shortest duration of infant crying​7​.

Infants whose mothers have handled them tenderly and affectionately in the early days of the baby’s life are content with relatively little physical touch at the end of their first year​8​.

4. Find the reason for crying

When you respond to your baby’s cry quickly, consistently, and completely, and the crying still does not stop, you may need to examine and determine what is causing the discomfort.

Babies cannot identify or communicate why they are crying. Your job is to figure it out the cause of your baby crying when there is no obvious reason.

5. More things to try

In the event that your pediatrician and you are unable to identify the cause of colic, here are a variety of techniques you can use to calm your colicky infant.

  • Give them a pacifier
  • Use swaddling
  • Play heartbeat sounds, lullabies, or music 
  • Mother sings or talks in a gentle voice
  • Pace, rock, or use rhythmic movements
  • Do baby massage
  • Play the sound of a vacuum cleaner, white noise machine, or ocean waves

Often, the effectiveness of crying-reduction strategies decreases with repetition, so don’t be surprised if what worked before doesn’t work anymore.

Whenever possible, try to pinpoint the cause of the baby’s crying so much, and try different ways to comfort them.

What NOT to do when babies cry

Do not shake a baby

NEVER EVER SHAKE A BABY.

Shaken baby syndrome, or inflicted traumatic brain injury, occurs when a baby is violently shaken or hit with a hard surface. It can result in head trauma and brain damage.

Shaking is often triggered by infant crying​9​.

A colicky baby’s first few months after birth are marked by prolonged, inconsolable, and unpredictable crying episodes. These episodes can be frustrating, upsetting, and exhausting for parents.

However, you should not shake a baby under any circumstances.

Colicky babies are not fussy babies. Crying spells are not meant to torture anyone. 

A colic baby is a distressed infant whose parents are not sure how to help them.

Listening to excessive crying is exhausting, but consider the baby who has to produce that crying. How much discomfort must they endure for them to cry like that?

Shaking baby syndrome is a dangerous and preventable condition.

Do not shake a baby under any circumstances. If you really cannot handle it, put the baby down in a safe place, take a few deep breaths to center yourself, or walk away to put some distance between you and the child.

Make sure the baby is safe at all times.

Do not let your baby cry it out

It is for survival reasons that the human brain is born with a pretty developed fear/anxiety center, called the amygdala.

In early childhood, the frontal lobe, an important part of reasoning and regulating emotions, does not develop until around 3 years of age.

Prolonged excessive crying is associated with long-term health issues.

Children whose crying bouts were not answered quickly, consistently, and completely are found to have lower self-esteem and impaired attachment security​10​.

Also See: 7 Tips On How To Raise Successful Kids According To Science

How to prevent infant crying

The best way to avoid the serious problems associated with crying is to prevent crying altogether.

Kangaroo care

Kangaroo care is a skin-to-skin holding practice in which the infant is placed upright with its parent, chest-to-chest, wearing only a diaper.

It’s like hugging your baby with skin-contact. It is an efficient method for preventing, minimizing, and halting infant crying​11​.

Kangaroo care is a very efficient method for preventing crying.

During kangaroo care, crying is virtually nonexistent. Maternal holding and paternal holding are the next best interventions for reducing crying.

For older babies, being held in a baby carrier may have similar effect.

Learn your baby’s signs

Learn how to read your baby’s cue. Cue-based infant-demand care, when applied even moderately from birth, is linked to a more settled infant’s behavior in the first 12 weeks​12​.

Practice self-care

Research shows that having inconsolable baby crying is associated with maternal postpartum depressive symptoms​13​.

While it is vital to take good care of your baby, your mental health is also important.

It’s hard to think about self-care when you haven’t taken a shower in ten days, eaten a real meal, or cleaned up your dirty house.

It is alright to ask for help. 

In fact, you should ask for help. Postpartum depression is associated with infantile colic. Get help early to protect the health of both you and the infant.

Check Out: Top 10 Good Parenting Tips

When to call the doctor

At 5 months, persistent crying problems are estimated to affect perhaps 5% of crying babies and are associated with negative cognitive development​14​.

The risk of premature breastfeeding cessation​15​ and child abuse also increases with crying babies​16​. Their mothers are more likely to suffer from postnatal depression as well​17​.

For crying babies and their mothers, early intervention is crucial to prevent these adverse effects.

Also, medical cause can be diagnosed earlier.

When in doubt, call your baby’s doctor or other health professionals.


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