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With our curriculum that we have developed in house we construct experiences that foster the social, emotional, cognitive and language development of each child creating life long learners. Operating as a licensed child care center for over 15 years we’ve really built a strong foundation. Trust us to help your child “learn through love and love to learn”.
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Clifton Park business puts new twist on child care
With parents and kids all stuck at home together during the pandemic’s early stages, many had to rethink childcare. In early September, a new child care service named Me Time. You Time. opened inside the Vent Fitness in Clifton Park.
Co-founder and owner Lindsay Parmeter says the business is rare because it functions as a hybrid of a babysitter and traditional daycare. After signing up for a slot online, parents are invited to drop their children off for an hour or two at a time.
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In early September a new childcare service named Me Time. You Time. opened inside the Vent Fitness in Clifton Park
Co-founder and owner Lindsay Parmeter says the business is rare because it functions as a hybrid of a babysitter and traditional daycare
After signing up for a slot online, parents are invited to drop their children off for an hour or two at a time
Weston Lundberg and London Iacovetti are two children who utilize the service, and their parents say it’s brought them reassurance.
“It’s very reassuring,” said Weston’s mother, Brooke. “He’s the last of four kids, so he easily acclimates to any new environment.”
“He’s quite a character, so this is perfect for him,” said London’s mother, Rebecca. “He met Weston, and they have a blast.”
With no shortage of toys at their disposal, it didn’t seem to bother either of the boys that their moms were stepping out for a bit to get some errands done.
“This is my grocery shopping time, so I plan to leave him here for an hour, maybe even a little after an hour,” Lundberg said.
“I’m going to get my nails done,” Iacovetti said. “It’s a little selfish, but you don’t feel it, because you know he’s having fun.”
While the new service is inside Vent Fitness in Clifton Park, it is open to all members of the public.
“It’s awesome, because it’s a drop-in type of situation,” Lundberg said.
“It’s so much fun,” said Lindsay Parmeter, Me Time, You Time’s co-owner and founder. “All the different personalities and all the different ages, there’s never a dull moment, that’s for sure.
“Basically, it just comes down to needing a break. Sometimes as parents we have a lot to do, whether it is grocery shopping, working out or even meeting up with friends for coffee. If you have your kids all of the time it makes it difficult.”
Parmeter says the idea was partially inspired by her own experience as a mother during the pandemic.
“This past year and a half has been very difficult, just all of the togetherness, which has been great, but with all of that the kids get more attached and it is harder to step away,” Parmeter said. “So this is a nice kind of transition so kids can kind of work their way back.”
For parents, it’s meant to be easier than tracking down a sitter, and cheaper and more accessible than daycare.
“It makes me feel awesome to know that this is helping out, making a difference for parents and young children,” Parmeter said.
Almost as quickly as they left, Lundberg and Iacovetti returned to pick up their boys, with each saying they planned to be back the next time they needed a little help keeping an eye on their kids.
“Here you can just come in, sign them in, know they’re safe and drop them off, and then you can go do something for yourself without that guilt of being a mom,” Iacovetti said.
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La Quinta by Wyndham Clifton Park
3 stars
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Offering a heated indoor pool, hot tub and fitness centre, La Quinta Inn & Suites Clifton Park is located in Clifton Park.
New, clean hotel. 20 mins to Saratoga Springs. Half the price of hotels in Saratoga.
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Best Western Clifton Park
3 stars
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This New York State hotel is 11 miles from a lake in Saratoga County.
Breakfast was like most but not bad.
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Homewood Suites By Hilton Clifton Park
3 stars
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Located in Clifton Park, Homewood Suites By Hilton Clifton Park offers 3-star accommodations with barbecue facilities.
one of the best so far, clean quiet comfortable and really good prices 👍👍
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Hilton Garden Inn Clifton Park
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Located off Interstate 87, this hotel is 6.4 km from Van Patten Golf Club.
The front desk staff were friendly and professional.
I had some feedback for the managers and they listened to what I had to say.
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Hampton Inn Clifton Park
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The Hampton Inn Clifton Park is located in the Lake George area, 25 km from the historic Saratoga Racecourse. It features a heated indoor pool and rooms with free Wi-Fi.
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Park Manor Hotel
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Offering a fitness centre, Park Manor Hotel is located in Clifton Park. Free WiFi access is available. Each room here will provide you with a cable TV.
I wanna thank Dominic for this stay. He was very kind, friendly and communicating very well. I suggest Park Manor because of its kind staff.
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Holiday Inn Express Hotel & Suites Clifton Park, an IHG Hotel
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Courtyard by Marriott Albany Clifton Park
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Featuring free WiFi, Courtyard by Marriott Albany Clifton Park is located in Clifton Park. It features a restaurant and a fitness centre.
The property was very clean and friendly staff
My name is Catherine, and I’m thrilled to say this is my 11th year teaching Early Childhood Education. I own an in-home childcare center (Stellar Kidz Learning Center, LLC). I attended Spelman College andgraduated in 2009 with a B. A. in English. I also attended North Central University and received a Masters Degree in Early Childhood Education in 2016. I began my teaching career in 2009 as a teacher for Gwinnett County School District. I have worked for various public schools, private schools, and childcare centers. The age groups I have experience caring for are: Infants – School Age (K-5th grades). I have always had a passion for education. Additionally, I have experience with teaching Elementary Reading and Math and also special needs children. I also have 2 young children of my own ages 10 months and 4 years. I would love the opportunity to discuss your childcare needs and I look forward to hearing from you. …
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At Discovery Point, we believe the best way to help your children succeed in school or in life is to teach them to be creative, confident thinkers.
From our founding in 1988, we ve recognized theimportance an effective curriculum plays in your child s overall development. That s why Discovery Point Child Development Center has partnered with Teaching Strategies to implement the Creative Curriculum System for Preschool, the nationally recognized, early childhood education program. Creative Curriculum offers opportunities for hands-on exploration and discovery that build lifelong critical thinking skills and foster confidence through their studies approach to learning. Every component is intentional, proven, and grounded in child development theory and scientific research, so you can be assured our teachers are able to deliver positive outcomes for your child.
The Creative Curriculum approach centers around five fundamental components:
knowing how children develop and learn and the characteristics and experiences that make each child unique;
creating a responsive, rich learning environment, a daily schedule, and weekly plans that provide direction but allow flexibility;
understanding what children are learning in the areas of language and literacy, mathematics, science, social studies, the arts, and technology;
using a variety of intentional teaching strategies to build positive relationships with children, teach all children effectively, follow their progress, and guide their behavior;
building meaningful partnerships with families to support children s optimal development and learning. …
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We are a daycare center that is family owned. My sister and I have worked hard over the past 10 years to make sure we have qualified teachers that put your children first. We are an extension of your home andtake pride in loving your children. For several years we have been voted the best daycare in Walton County and we take that title seriously. Please call or come by to find out what makes Next Generation Childcare different than most. Web cam is just one way we make sure you can stay in touch with your children while you are at work. We look forward to giving you a tour and introducing you to our special teachers. You won’t regret letting Next Generation care for the most important thing in your families….
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The Robyn’s nest is a state certified in-home daycare center in Loganville, Ga. We now have full and part time openings for ages 18 months and up including afterschool and holiday care. The week includesschooltime 2 days a week in a classroom setting where they will be learning their letters, shapes, numbers and colors as well as an introduction to Sign Language and Spanish through the use of crafts, music, games and movement. …
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Mrs. Robbin’s Daycare is a child care center that features an indoor space that is large enough to support the cognitive, motor, and social development their students. Mrs. Robbin’s Daycare at 3800 KingfisherCt, Loganville, GA uses various strategies that help their students take advantage of their learning potential during their young years….
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Five Star Academy is a family-owned and operated that offers full-time educational child care programs for preschool kids. Based in Loganville, Georgia, the company admits children of up to five years of age.Five Star Academy uses the Creative Curriculum to provide their students with a relevant education experience that supports their holistic growth….
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Discovery Point Child Development Centers at Loganville, Georgia encourages children to learn through play. This method of instruction allows children to develop their skills while having fun doing it.
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A Kids World Enterprises Inc is a state-licensed child care facility that offers programs geared for young children. The company serves families in the Loganville, Georgia community and operates Mondays throughFridays. A Kids World Enterprises’ facilities can accommodate a maximum of 206 children on a full-time basis….
Country Crossings II
4010 Center Hill Church Rd, Loganville, GA 30052
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Country Crossing Child Development Center located in Loganville, GA is accredited by the National Association for the Education of Young Children. The center has a comprehensive program from Toddler,Preschool, Pre-Kindergarten, and School Age. They served nutritious and healthy meals and snack everyday….
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We are a Quality rated early education Academy right in a central location of Loganville. Our Academy has Bright Classrooms, amazing educators and low ratios. Your child will feel safe, get the individual carethey deserve and love their home away from home. …
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In 2022 what type of daycare can I find near me in Loganville, GA?
There are a variety of daycares in Loganville, GA providing full time and part-time care. Some daycares are facility-based and some are in-home daycares operated out of a person’s home. They can also vary in the degree of education and curriculum they offer. Additionally, some daycares offer bilingual programs for parents that want to immerse their children in multiple languages.
How can I find a daycare near me in Loganville, GA?
If you are looking for daycare options near you, start several months in advance of when you need care for your child. Care.com has 193 in Loganville, GA as of December 2022 and you can filter daycares by distance from Loganville or your zip code. From there, you can then compare daycare rates, parent reviews, view their specific services, see their hours of operation and contact them through the website for further information or to request an appointment.
What questions should I ask a daycare provider before signing up?
As you visit daycare facilities in Loganville, GA, you should ask the providers what their hours are so you can be prepared to adjust your schedule for drop-off and pick-up. Ask what items you are responsible for bringing for your child and what items you may be required to provide that will be shared among other children or the daycare staff. Also, make sure to check directly with the business for information about their local licensing and credentials in Loganville, GA.
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Welcome to The Sunshine House of Loganville!
Bright futures start here! For more than 45 years, The Sunshine House of Loganville has been helping children build a solid educational and social foundation — with all the fun of childhood mixed in. And we’d love to do the same for your child!
We do more than simply watch your children. Our early childhood educators implement a nationally-recognized, award-winning curriculum designed to ensure your child is prepared for success in school and in life!
Our top-rated educational daycare, preschool, Pre-K & after-school programs focus on school readiness, social, emotional and intellectual development, and what every child needs — love and care.
Get peace of mind your child is safe, learning, and having fun in a healthy, supportive environment at The Sunshine House. Contact us to schedule a tour today!
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I have 2 little ones that go there and the staff treats them like their own. I would recommend this place to anyone with child care needs!!!
Ken Howard
I just want to express my gratitude for the wonderful care that is given to my child. As a full-time working parent, I’m away from my child close to 50 hours or more a week and during that time, I depend on the Sunshine House to help care for him. When I drop him off to head out to work, I leave with a great sense of security knowing that he is in good hands. Caring for our kids is a big responsibility in itself. But giving care for someone else’s child holds an even greater responsibility. THANK YOU so much for caring for mine.
Kathy P.
I love the family friendly environment but most of all I love how they take care of our daughter as if she were theirs. Ms. Brandy & Ms. Linda are something special. I haven’t had one day where they weren’t smiling. I drive 10-15 minutes in the opposite direction of work just to drop our little munchkin here and I wouldn’t change it for the world. We love The Sunshine House!
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Meet Our Director, Linda Russell
Hello! My name is Linda Russell. I have over 21 years of experience in Early Childhood Education as a teacher and administrator with The Sunshine House. Childcare is my passion, and I am a kid at heart! I believe there isn’t another career as rewarding as Education.
I have a 24-year-old daughter who is truly a blessing and the light of my life. She is a Sunshine House child through and through — from preschool until middle school. When I’m not at work, I enjoy reading, quilting, and watching true crime TV. I also am a Georgia Bulldog Fan.
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Independence High School
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Loudoun County Public Schools, VA,
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Rating 5 out of 5 1 review
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Brambleton Middle School
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Loudoun County Public Schools, VA,
6-8,
1 Niche users give it an average review of 5 stars.
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Fairfax County Public Schools, VA,
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Student-Teacher Ratio: 11 to 1,
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9-12
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Rating 3.63 out of 5 443 reviews
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Fairfax County Public Schools, VA,
9-12,
443 Niche users give it an average review of 3.6 stars.
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Overall Niche Grade: A minus,
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Student-Teacher Ratio: 13 to 1,
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Fairfax County Public Schools, VA,
PK, K-6,
Overall Niche Grade: B,
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Fairfax County Public Schools, VA,
PK, K-6,
1 Niche users give it an average review of 5 stars.
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Fairfax County Public Schools, VA,
PK, K-6,
1 Niche users give it an average review of 5 stars.
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Fairfax County Public Schools, VA•
7-8
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Rating 4 out of 5 3 reviews
Parent: Excellent music program with instructors who care about their kids and give extra praise to those who go beyond. AAP program has been supportive and helps the kids who want to succeed to reach their goals. Every school has kids who don’t care so I hope to help squash the bad rumors. The teachers my son had were happy to have parents who were interested in success and helping to achieve success…. Read 3 reviews
Herndon Middle School
Fairfax County Public Schools, VA,
7-8,
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Fairfax County Public Schools, VA•
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Fairfax County Public Schools, VA,
PK, K-6,
2 Niche users give it an average review of 4 stars.
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Overall Niche Grade: C+,
Students: 794,
Student-Teacher Ratio: 13 to 1,
Fairfax County Public Schools, VA•
9-12
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Rating 5 out of 5 3 reviews
Senior: The experience I gain from Mountain View Alternative was helped me for now. The first thing I learned was, respecting another culture. and how I have to give respect for my parents, they even using those phases for the school symbol,” family love, and respect .” I loved being one of the students from Mountain View High school students because they taught me accurately, and they educated me on how I wanted it. I would like to see the changes in clubs and activities because it just has some weakness in those activities. And I hope they will fix it soon…. Read 3 reviews
Mountain View Alternative High School
Fairfax County Public Schools, VA,
9-12,
3 Niche users give it an average review of 5 stars.
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Overall Niche Grade: C+,
Students: 138,
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Hutchison Elementary School
Fairfax County Public Schools, VA,
PK, K-6,
Overall Niche Grade: C+,
Students: 1,084,
Student-Teacher Ratio: 13 to 1,
Fairfax County Public Schools, VA•
9-12
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Rating 3.18 out of 5 11 reviews
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Bryant Alternative High School
Fairfax County Public Schools, VA,
9-12,
11 Niche users give it an average review of 3. 2 stars.
Featured Review: Senior says So far my experience with Bryant has been great. There is a lot of resources to succeed, and teachers are usually helpful..
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Overall Niche Grade: C,
Students: 193,
Student-Teacher Ratio: 7 to 1,
Fairfax County Public Schools, VA•
9-12
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Rating 4 out of 5 1 review
Sophomore: I was in Mount Vernon High school and it was a pretty old school, but it had more to it than the looks. When I had entered my sophomore year did I realize how precious of an opportunity I was given when entering this school. It had AP, IB, and dual enrollment classes. All in one school, crazy right! The staff their for help in general or college was always there for you to go to and to talk. I found that talking to my counselor helped me a lot through their advice’s. But like everything when there is good, there is always something bad. One of the things that I didn’t like there was the school culture and food. I mean food is food and I should be grateful, but it was just so bad that I just couldn’t eat it except for the salad. The school culture wasn’t the best either, when there was a meeting for like a concert or end of the quarter meet up there would barely be any anybody of each grade. It kind of set the moral of the school down. Altogether it’s still worth it coming to MV HS…. Read 1 review
Fairfax County Adult High School
Fairfax County Public Schools, VA,
9-12,
1 Niche users give it an average review of 4 stars.
Featured Review: Sophomore says I was in Mount Vernon High school and it was a pretty old school, but it had more to it than the looks. When I had entered my sophomore year did I realize how precious of an opportunity I was given….
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Overall Niche Grade: D+,
Students: 162,
Student-Teacher Ratio: 7 to 1,
Loudoun County Public Schools, VA•
PK, K-5
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Rating 5 out of 5 2 reviews
Parent: Incredible admin and school culture. Truly thinking about students beyond just the classroom which has been profound for our two children. Beautiful facility too! Happy to be a Piranha! :)… Read 2 reviews
Waxpool Elementary School
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Loudoun County Public Schools, VA,
PK, K-5,
2 Niche users give it an average review of 5 stars.
Featured Review: Parent says Incredible admin and school culture. Truly thinking about students beyond just the classroom which has been profound for our two children. Beautiful facility too! Happy to be a Piranha! :).
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Students: 741,
Student-Teacher Ratio: 17 to 1,
McNair Upper Elementary School
Fairfax County Public Schools, VA,
3-6,
Students: 678,
Student-Teacher Ratio: 17 to 1,
Key Center School
Fairfax County Public Schools, VA,
PK, K-12,
Students: 64,
Student-Teacher Ratio: 6 to 1,
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Fairfax County Public Schools, VA,
PK, K-12,
Students: 62,
Student-Teacher Ratio: 4 to 1,
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Preschool
Jessie Thackrey Preschool
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Preschool,
FALLS CHURCH, VA,
Students: 51,
Student-Teacher Ratio: 9 to 1,
Parent: After moving my family from the San Francisco Bay Area to Denver, I am extremely grateful to have found MSD. All three of my children currently attend the school (Primary, Elementary, and Middle School) and each are thriving in their own way. The kids’ collective opinion is that MSD is a very special place – a school like no other. I agree! With past experience in both private and public schools, what stands out to me about MSD is the love and dedication teachers give to each student and family. Rooted in the philosophy of Montessori, my kids are being prepared to navigate the future world. They have daily opportunities to build their independence, confidence, creativity, and collaboration skills. Most importantly, they are safe, happy, and love going to school each day. We love MSD and highly recommend it!… Read 11 reviews
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Alum: I was at Ideaventions from 7th grade through 12th grade, and it was a phenomenal experience. The teachers give high quality, engaging lessons. Roughly half of the classes are project based, even the English classes, something that I think is great when it comes to learning how to work effectively. The engineering classes are all hands on, where the classwork revolves around designing and building systems. The math curriculum is deep and efficient, the teachers present the information in an efficient manner that gets at the core axioms of a concept which us students then extrapolated and implemented in order to solve problems, a method I find to be far superior to the traditional approach of memorizing steps to solve problems.
The clubs! These were the best part of the school, and there are all kinds of fun clubs. A few of my favorites were the Naturalist club, Inventor’s club, Math Honors Society, Dungeons and Dragons club, and the Sysadmin club. I 100% recommend this school…. Read 12 reviews
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Aldrin Elementary School
Fairfax County Public Schools, VA,
PK, K-6,
Overall Niche Grade: A minus,
Students: 555,
Student-Teacher Ratio: 11 to 1,
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Clearview Elementary School
Fairfax County Public Schools, VA,
PK, K-6,
Overall Niche Grade: B,
Students: 617,
Student-Teacher Ratio: 11 to 1,
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Coates Elementary School
Fairfax County Public Schools, VA,
PK, K-6,
1 Niche users give it an average review of 5 stars.
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Overall Niche Grade: B,
Students: 736,
Student-Teacher Ratio: 14 to 1,
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Parent: My child has attended the Children’s School at CSS for the past three years and has had an extremely positive experience, even through COVID! The teachers we have gotten to know are passionate about what they do and genuinely care about their students. I am extremely grateful when I see a teacher willing to flex the curriculum or “the way things are done” to make it work for my child, because sometimes students learn differently, and CSS seems to understand that and embrace it. CSS’s focus on experiential learning has nurtured my child’s curiosity and desire to have a hands on experience. It isn’t just about tests and benchmarks here, it’s about discovering the world and finding your interests. Colorado Springs is lucky to have a nonsectarian independent school like this, and I’m honestly not sure if I could live in this city without it…. Read 50 reviews
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Rating 5 out of 5 1 review
Parent: Teachers are wonderful. They provide a safe learning environment in a very diverse environment. Some of the kids arrive not speaking English but in a month or so, they are fitting right in…. Read 1 review
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Dranesville Elementary School
Fairfax County Public Schools, VA,
PK, K-6,
1 Niche users give it an average review of 5 stars.
Featured Review: Parent says Teachers are wonderful. They provide a safe learning environment in a very diverse environment. Some of the kids arrive not speaking English but in a month or so, they are fitting right in..
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Overall Niche Grade: B,
Students: 634,
Student-Teacher Ratio: 12 to 1,
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Rating 4 out of 5 2 reviews
Niche User: Herndon Elementary School was amazing. I had lots of friends and one of my favorite moments was when one of the “cool” guys who is kinda mean texted me after I asked why he was being so nice and he said “cause his goal was to become a better person and be nicer”… Read 2 reviews
Herndon Elementary School
Fairfax County Public Schools, VA,
PK, K-6,
2 Niche users give it an average review of 4 stars.
Featured Review: Niche User says Herndon Elementary School was amazing. I had lots of friends and one of my favorite moments was when one of the “cool” guys who is kinda mean texted me after I asked why he was being so nice and he….
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Overall Niche Grade: C+,
Students: 794,
Student-Teacher Ratio: 13 to 1,
Hutchison Elementary School
Fairfax County Public Schools, VA,
PK, K-6,
Overall Niche Grade: C+,
Students: 1,084,
Student-Teacher Ratio: 13 to 1,
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Parent: Incredible admin and school culture. Truly thinking about students beyond just the classroom which has been profound for our two children. Beautiful facility too! Happy to be a Piranha! :)… Read 2 reviews
Waxpool Elementary School
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Loudoun County Public Schools, VA,
PK, K-5,
2 Niche users give it an average review of 5 stars.
Featured Review: Parent says Incredible admin and school culture. Truly thinking about students beyond just the classroom which has been profound for our two children. Beautiful facility too! Happy to be a Piranha! :).
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Students: 741,
Student-Teacher Ratio: 17 to 1,
McNair Upper Elementary School
Fairfax County Public Schools, VA,
3-6,
Students: 678,
Student-Teacher Ratio: 17 to 1,
Key Center School
Fairfax County Public Schools, VA,
PK, K-12,
Students: 64,
Student-Teacher Ratio: 6 to 1,
Kilmer Center School
Fairfax County Public Schools, VA,
PK, K-12,
Students: 62,
Student-Teacher Ratio: 4 to 1,
Parent: After moving my family from the San Francisco Bay Area to Denver, I am extremely grateful to have found MSD. All three of my children currently attend the school (Primary, Elementary, and Middle School) and each are thriving in their own way. The kids’ collective opinion is that MSD is a very special place – a school like no other. I agree! With past experience in both private and public schools, what stands out to me about MSD is the love and dedication teachers give to each student and family. Rooted in the philosophy of Montessori, my kids are being prepared to navigate the future world. They have daily opportunities to build their independence, confidence, creativity, and collaboration skills. Most importantly, they are safe, happy, and love going to school each day. We love MSD and highly recommend it!… Read 11 reviews
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Schools in the Kherson region will be taught in Russian
SIMFEROPOL, August 23 – RIA Novosti. Education in the schools of the Kherson region will be in Russian, the Ukrainian language will continue to be taught as a separate subject, the press service of the administration of the Kherson region reports. , as well as at the request of parents and children, either hours of the native language will be allocated for its study, or they will be taught as a special course. The learning process as a whole will be in Russian,” the message says. According to the authorities, special courses for teachers of the Ukrainian language will be organized in the coming weeks . Teachers will be told in detail about the new training program. During the special operation, the Russian military took control of the Kherson region and the Azov part of the Zaporozhye region, occupying such large cities as Kherson, Melitopol and Berdyansk, and cutting off Ukraine from the Sea of Azov. New administrations have been formed in both regions, Russian TV channels and radio stations are broadcasting, trade and transport links with Crimea are being restored. The regions announced plans to become part of Russia. In addition, eight years later the North Crimean Canal was unblocked, water again flows to the peninsula. nine0003
SIMFEROPOL, August 23 – RIA Novosti. Education in the schools of the Kherson region will be in Russian, the Ukrainian language will continue to be taught as a separate subject, the press service of the administration of the Kherson region reports.
“In accordance with Russian standards, from September 1, schools in our region will continue to teach the Ukrainian language as a separate subject. By decision of the school, as well as at the request of parents and children, either hours of the native language will be allocated for its study, or they will be taught as a special course The learning process as a whole will be Russian-speaking,” the message says.
We have just the thing to get your nanny interviews started! Below is a mega-list of nanny interview questions. Choose relevant questions to give structure to your nanny interviews. Remember to listen carefully and follow your intuition!
Start Here
The first question should always be this: Why are you interested in this opportunity? This will shine a light on the candidate’s professionalism and dedication.
Questions About Being a Nanny
Why did you choose to become a nanny?
What are the most important qualities of a nanny?
Do you have professional childcare training?
Do you have current CPR certification and first aid training?
Do you feel comfortable submitting to a background check?
What would you look for in hiring a nanny for your own family?
Why is caring for children in the home appealing to you?
What duties do you typically perform while children are in school?
How does a nanny’s role change as the children get older?
What are you looking for in an employer?
What would your former employers say are your strengths?
Are you comfortable voicing concerns with your employers?
Have you had to work out issues with a former employer? If so, how did you handle the situation?
How would you handle a difference in behavior management style?
Are you willing to do occasional overnight stays with the children?
Are you willing to travel with our family on vacation?
What do you see as a nanny’s responsibilities when traveling with the family?
What are some helpful ways you manage the children when traveling?
What do you pack in a carry-on for children for a long plane flight?
Are you a member of any nanny associations or social groups?
Is it appropriate for a nanny to sleep during a child’s nap?
Is it appropriate to make personal phone calls during work?
Would you be willing to sign a confidentiality agreement?
Questions About the Nanny’s Experience
Describe your previous childcare positions and why they ended.
What would your former employers and/or personal references say about you?
What were the most rewarding parts of your previous jobs?
What is the most challenging aspect of working with children?
What was your most challenging childcare problem and how did you resolve it?
Have you ever lost motivation in a childcare job?
Have you ever had to handle a medical emergency? If so, what steps and actions did you take?
How do you like to communicate with your employer about the child’s day? Do you use a journal? Talk about the day in person? Make phone calls throughout the day? Send texts?
What additional household responsibilities are you comfortable taking on as a nanny? For example: meal prep, laundry, cleaning, setting up appointments, pet care, etc.
Would you care for a sick child?
What would you do if a child made a mess because of an illness or bathroom accident?
How do you keep a child safe out in public?
How do you keep children safe at home?
How do you handle stopping for a quick errand when you have children in the car?
Have you worked with other household staff before?
Have you ever worked for parents who work at home? What pros and cons do you see working for WFH parents?
Questions about the Nanny’s Childcare Style
What is your overall childcare philosophy?
What child development books/authors do you like?
What is your view on nutrition for children?
What is your general philosophy on manners for children?
What is your basic philosophy on discipline?
What would you do if a child hit or hurt another child?
What would you do if a child hit or hurt you?
How would you handle it if a child lied to you?
What are your thoughts on sunscreen and protection from the sun for children?
Do you feel comfortable arranging play dates? How would you go about setting them up?
Age-Appropriate Questions
Newborn to Age 1
How do you handle a crying baby?
What do you do if the baby won’t stop crying?
How long do you think a baby should be allowed to cry?
How long do you think a newborn should be left before being fed?
How long do you think a newborn should be held?
What about rocking to sleep?
What methods do you like to use to help a baby learn to sleep through the night?
Do you know baby sign language?
What would you do to encourage the baby to bond with you?
1 to 2 years
What do you think is your primary responsibility to a child this age?
What activities would you engage in with a child this age?
What is your general philosophy on discipline at this age?
How would you handle the following: throwing things or tearing books?
If our child wanted to play/read/etc while you were cleaning up something, what would you do?
How would you handle a tantrum in a grocery store?
How would you handle a tantrum in our home?
What is your philosophy on letting children explore their surroundings?
What would you do to encourage the child to bond with you?
2 to 3 years
What role should outdoor play and interaction with other toddlers have in a child’s day?
What types of educational activities would you engage in at this age?
What indoor/rainy day activities would you engage in at this age?
What is your general philosophy on discipline at this age?
How would you handle a tantrum in a grocery store?
How would you handle a tantrum in our home?
How do you feel potty training should be approached?
What would you do to encourage the child to bond with you?
3 to 5 years
What methods of limit setting or discipline do you find effective for this age?
What types of educational activities would you engage in at this age?
What is your opinion on preschool for children this age?
Are you willing to supervise playtime with other children in our home and/or take our child to gymnastics/activity groups, which may or may not require your active participation?
5 to 12 years
What are your feelings about outdoor play without direct supervision (i. e., the child is outside and the caregiver is in the house with a younger child)?
Are you comfortable reviewing and assisting with homework?
Are you willing to supervise friends of our child who are invited to our home while you are in charge?
Last Steps
The last question should be open-ended, such as: Do you have any questions for us? Let the nanny candidate ask about your parenting style and children’s personalities so they are certain the partnership is compatible as well!
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Job Interview Questions to Ask a Nanny
Many of our families, at the beginning of their nanny search, will ask us for guidance regarding their interviews. We often hear, “What sorts of questions should we ask a nanny candidate?” We are pleased to share a selection of interview questions that we find lead to fruitful and informative conversations between families and nannies during initial meetings. It would be beneficial to take time before your first interview to review your job description and your family’s needs and think of any questions specific to your position that you might like to pose to candidates.
When interviews are going well, they often turn into conversations rather than volleys of questions back and forth. Below, we’ve also included some more specific discussion topics and things you might want to share with a potential nanny during their interview.
If you forget to ask something, we are happy to assist you in setting up a time for a second meeting or phone call with a candidate, or we can connect with them on your behalf to pose any additional questions.
General Questions
How did you start working with children?
What ages of children have you worked with, and for how long?
How long was your last nanny position? Why did you leave?
Are you CPR and first-aid certified? If not, are you willing to obtain those certifications?
Have you ever traveled with a family domestically or internationally? Would you be flexible to travel with our family?
Are you flexible to live-in during the summers?
Are you able to swim? Are you able to drive?
Are you fluent in any language(s) other than English?
Questions Related to Parent Communication
How do you typically approach communication with parents?
Do you keep a journal regarding the activities of the children in your charge? Would you be comfortable doing that for our family?
How comfortable are you giving us daily reports about the child/children?
Are you comfortable emailing/texting?
Infant-Related Questions
What have your past duties been related to infant care?
Do you have experience with umbilical cord care?
Are you comfortable with all aspects of bottle-feeding (for breast milk or formula)?
Are you knowledgeable about baby carrying and burping techniques?
Do you have experience with sleep, nap, and activity scheduling for newborns?
Do you have experience transitioning infants from milk to solid foods?
What sorts of activities do you do with infants in your care?
Are you comfortable with baby-wearing?
Are you comfortable cutting an infant’s fingernails and toenails?
Would you be comfortable reading any books we suggest related to infant care?
Can you describe how you would handle an infant having blood in their stool?
Can you describe how you would handle an infant beginning to cry in the night?
Toddler-Related Questions
What have your past duties been related to toddler care?
Can you describe how you set limits for toddlers?
Can you describe how you would handle a toddler beginning to tantrum in the park, in the grocery store, etc. ?
Do you have experience potty training toddlers?
What kinds of activities would you do during the day with a toddler?
What is your favorite song to sing with children?
Do you have experience transitioning toddlers into half- or full-day school programs?
Do you play any instruments? Can you begin teaching our children those instruments?
What is your favorite thing to do with children in our city?
School-Aged Child Related Questions
Can you help with homework? If so, what subjects?
What was your favorite project you worked on with the children in your last family?
Do you play any instruments? Can you teach our children those instruments?
What is your favorite thing to do with children in our city?
How would you encourage a child to do their chores?
How would you encourage a child to do their homework?
How would you coach a child through a disappointment (not getting onto a sports team, or having a fight with a friend)?
Questions Related to Children with Special Needs
Do you have experience caring for children on the Autism spectrum?
Do you have experience caring for children with language delays?
Do you have experience caring for children with physical impairments?
Do you have experience caring for children with allergies?
Do you have experience caring for children with diabetes?
Do you have experience caring for children with ADD/ADHD?
Family and Job-Related Details to Discuss
The interests and personality traits of yourselves, your children, and the nanny you are interviewing
Any special needs your children may have, including dietary considerations
Your children’s educational and social goals
Modes of discipline and parenting styles
Your occupations and work hours
The hours/days of the position
How frequently you, or your family, travel and the requirements therein for the nanny
Any expectations your family has of a nanny outside of childcare duties (purchasing children’s clothing/toys, light housekeeping)
Policies for chauffeuring the children to/from activities, and policies regarding use of vehicles
Your family’s expectations about the nanny’s role in the family
Meal planning and cooking, and who is expected to coordinate meals
Pets in the home, and who is responsible for their care
If your family is planning to relocate or move in the near future
What your home is like, what the neighborhood is like, and what activities your children are involved in in the area
Accommodations for live-in positions (where the room is located, if there is a private bathroom, etc. )
Any temporary layoffs (ex., the child goes to summer camp for a month each year)
Benefits offered (health insurance, vacation, paid holidays, etc.), including which holidays the nanny will have off and any holidays when the nanny might be asked to work
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The profession of a nanny is very, very in demand. In fact, many mothers try to go to work early to save a job, and often do not want to send their baby to kindergarten. Some families hire a nanny for a few hours, others need a nanny to work all day, sometimes acting as a housekeeper. Parents most often approach the choice of a nanny very, very seriously, because she is entrusted with the life and health of the baby.
It would be good for a future nanny to immediately find out the age of her ward and the scope of her duties. It should be clarified whether only child care is needed or developmental activities will also be required. Older children, most likely, will have to be taken to classes in sections and circles and brought home. Perhaps all you need to do is pick up the child from daycare and look after him until the parents return from work. It is better to discuss all questions about pay, working hours and responsibilities before the interview with the parents themselves, soberly assess their strengths and capabilities.
So, the decision has been made, the conditions are satisfactory, and the interview time for the vacancy of a nanny has been set. Now it’s worth considering the appearance – outfit, makeup, hairstyle. The main task at the same time is to give the impression of a responsible, serious, tidy person. Therefore, it is worth putting aside revealing outfits, mini-skirts, blouses with a deep neckline in the closet – it is best to dress modestly and comfortably. Neat hairstyle, natural makeup will only add points in favor of the nanny. It is unlikely that parents will like long nails covered with black varnish, catchy jewelry or an informal look. And no harsh smells, because the child may be allergic to the smell of perfume or deodorant (and, accordingly, to the nanny).
Need to think about how to behave in an interview. First of all, follow the speech, do not allow obscene or simply rude expressions, avoid mentoring tone, critical remarks about parents or the child, and, moreover, complaints about previous employers.
In no case should you be late for an interview, even a five-minute delay will give the impression of lack of concentration and lack of punctuality. It is better to put all the documents that parents may ask for, as well as recommendations (if any), in a folder, in separate files, which will help you quickly and easily find them. But it is better for parents to think over the questions in advance: about the child’s daily routine, about his diet, character, habits, about what he likes or dislikes, even about what cartoons and TV shows his parents allow him to watch.
Something worth mentioning separately is the issues that you need to be prepared for. Parents can ask about the marital status, about the presence of their children, about health, about families in which the nanny used to work, ask questions about how the nanny will act in this or that case, be interested in their personal attitude to various educational methods, hardening, massage. It is better to think over the answers in advance, express your opinion as tactfully as possible, and make it clear to parents that their desire is the law.
The most important thing, of course, is getting to know the baby. Many parents believe that, despite the results of the interview for the vacancy of a nanny with an applicant, it is necessary that the nanny be liked by the child himself. It is best to be sincere and friendly, not to demand from the baby that he immediately go to the nanny in her arms, and be ready to calm him down if he gets scared and bursts into tears.
What not to do in an interview: Express your opposition to parenting methods, lecture, complain about previous students, gossip about your former employers, talk too much, ask too many questions unrelated to babysitting, be categorical and intolerant.
It’s not for nothing that parents think that a good nanny is worth its weight in gold. Love for children, accuracy in the performance of their duties and modesty are the three virtues of a nanny, for which parents will consider her “golden”, which, no doubt, will be beneficial to both parents and the nanny.
Everyone knows that choosing a nanny for a child is always a responsible matter that requires a special approach. How do you know that a woman applying for the role of a nurse for your baby will cope with her duties?
We advise you to invite several candidates for an interview, among which you can then choose the most suitable nanny. You need to conduct an interview with candidates competently, but at the same time, do not be afraid to appear tactless by asking questions, the answers to which you consider important.
If you need a nanny, then you should know everything about the candidate, because you trust her with the most precious thing you have. It would be correct to hold the first meeting on the territory of the candidate – this will give you the most complete picture of how a woman lives, how clean and decent she is in her home. You have every right to ask the candidate about the state of her family, her husband, children and immediate family. Learn about the traditions of the family of the future nurse of your crumbs, tell us about the traditions that exist in your family. Make sure that the woman understands that you care about your child and do not entrust him into the hands of the first person who comes across.
Be sure to prepare for the interview – you should have a clear plan of questions for the woman. It is better to construct questions in such a way as to get the most comprehensive answer to them. For example, instead of the question “Do you know developmental methods,” it is better to ask what kind of methods a woman knows, what material is needed for classes, and ask how she herself relates to certain methods of developing and teaching a child.
Don’t forget to take a pen and notepad to the interview, where you write down the woman’s full details, her age, education, place of registration and place of residence. Discuss the work schedule, and also clarify what the nanny’s plans for the summer are – so you can build a clear plan for working with a babysitter, without interruptions and unexpected days off.
A sample list of questions that you can ask the applicant in person:
Tell us about your previous job, why did you quit? What is your experience in childcare?
Do you have letters of recommendation?
Ask in detail about the candidate’s bad habits and state of health. Ask if the woman has a certificate that she does not have any serious illnesses that could be passed on to your child.
Explain to the applicant that you need a nanny who can cook children’s meals and follow all the necessary instructions. Ask if she is familiar with children’s cuisine.
Ask what will the woman do if the baby has a fever or falls? Can she provide first aid?
There are a lot of questions that you should ask the applicant at the first meeting, it also depends on the characteristics of your child.
Separately, it is worth discussing issues related to employee lateness, urgent calls and additional duties. When interviewing, pay attention to the formulation of the applicant’s speech, how sincere and balanced she is. Note for yourself – is the candidate too focused on wages, as she speaks of former employers? It is important that the future nanny show interest in the baby, be balanced, able to perceive criticism and understand the full degree of responsibility when hiring her.
Daycare, Preschool & Child Care Centers in Stafford, VA
KinderCare has partnered with Stafford families for more than 50 years to provide award-winning early education programs and high-quality childcare in Stafford, VA.
Whether you are looking for a preschool in Stafford, a trusted part-time or full-time daycare provider, or educational before- or after-school programs, KinderCare offers fun and learning at an affordable price.
Stafford KinderCare
Phone:
(540) 659-2827
29 Greenspring Dr
Stafford
VA
22554
Distance from address: 3.25 miles
Ages: 6 weeks to 12 years Open:
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Kids’ Station powered by KinderCare
Phone:
(540) 371-1686
1100 Sam Perry Blvd
Fredericksburg
VA
22401
Distance from address: 8. 68 miles
Ages: 6 weeks to 12 years Open:
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Montclair KinderCare
Phone:
(703) 680-2244
4381 Kevin Walker Dr
Dumfries
VA
22025
Distance from address: 13.06 miles
Ages: 6 weeks to 12 years Open:
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Breezewood KinderCare
Phone:
(540) 898-8629
604 Breezewood Dr
Fredericksburg
VA
22407
Distance from address: 13. 57 miles
Ages: 6 weeks to 12 years Open:
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Stafford KinderCare (2022-23 Profile) – Stafford, VA
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Welcome to KinderCare in Stafford, located at 29 Greenspring
Drive. We are welcoming new families into our KinderCare family
starting at the age of six weeks to twelve years old. Our experts
designed our classrooms ‘ and every activity and lesson ‘ to help
prepare your child for success in school and beyond. With
designated learning centers such as dramatic play and blocks in
every classroom, children have the opportunity for rich social play
and child-initiated discovery. You’ll also find that our classrooms
feature a print-rich environment full of carefully selected
materials, written charts and labels, and children’s literature. By
helping your child connect spoken words and print, we’re helping
develop early literacy and writing skills.Whether your child has
first words or first grade on the horizon, we’re excited to show
you how everything in our center is designed for learning!
Education and development are important, but we know that
nothing matters more than the safety, security and health of your
child. That’s why protection and preparedness are critical
considerations in everything we do at KinderCare Learning Centers.
Your child’s safety is one of our top priorities. Not only are all
of our outside perimeter doors locked to ensure security, but all
of our playgrounds are fenced with locked gates as well. In
addition, the front door of the building has a coded entry where
only authorized family members will have a code to enter. Guest
must present a photo ID and be on the release list provided by the
parent or guardian. From First Aid training for emergency situations to sanitation and
ensuring a clean and healthy environment for children, we have many
years of experience ensuring that every child is happy and healthy.
Our center has an A rating for Health and Safety. Our Health and
Safety Coordinator is diligent in maintaining accurate records and
making sure all medication and cleaning solutions are locked up.
And, our 1,700 KinderCare child care centers nationwide and vans
and buses used for transportation all are designed with the safety
and security of children in mind. Although scraped knees are a part
of growing up, you can have confidence that your child is cared for
in a secure, nurturing environment every day.
Hours Of Operation: 5:30 AM to 7:00 PM, M-F
Languages Spoken: Spanish
All local county subsidies (Stafford County, Arlington County,
etc.), NACCRRA Parents are welcome to contact the Stafford County
of Social Services at 540-658-8720
Source: National Center for Education Statistics (NCES)
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School Caleb and Mike – School B Stafford
Caleb and Mike’s School is a school located in Stafford, WA 22556. It is one of 32951 schools in the United States. The address of Caleb and Mike’s School is 1112 Garrisonville Rd, Stafford, VA 22556, USA.
Some places around Caleb and Mike’s School are –
Store 5 Twelve C – Shell gas station
(Grocery Store) 1075 Garrisonville Rd, Stafford, VA 22556, USA (approx. 249meters)
V Tabbaco
(Tobacco store) 1075 Garrisonville Rd, Stafford, VA 22556, USA (approx. 209 meters)
Virginia heritage house
(Group home) 1113 Garrisonville Rd, Stafford, VA 22556, USA (approx. 172 meters)
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Virginia ABC
(State Liquor Store) 50 North Stafford Complex Center, Suite 103, Stafford, VA 22556, USA (approx. 318 meters)
Urs Federal Technical Services Inc.
(Technical Consultant) 1115 Garrisonville Rd, Stafford, VA 22556, USA (approx. 234 meters)
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National Bitcoin ATM
(ATM) 1075 Garrisonville Rd, Stafford, VA 22556, USA (approx. 209 meters)
Patton K Plaza
(Mall) 1075 Garrisonville Rd, Stafford, VA 22556, USA (approx. 210 meters)
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J&J Upholstery and Drapery Fabric, Inc. / Upholstery Hughes
(Drapery Store) 1039 Garrisonville Rd, Stafford, VA 22556, USA (approx. 403 meters)
Supercuts
(Barbershop) 50 N Stafford Complx Center Street, Ste 105, Stafford, VA 22556, USA (approx. 327 meters)
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Hong Kong
(Chinese Restaurant) 1075 Garrisonville Rd, Stafford, VA 22556, USA (approx. 198 meters)
Less than half a kilometer from Caleb and Mike’s School, you can also find Pizza Place Italian Restaurant, Pizza Place Italian Restaurant, Sweet Burrito, Mount Ararat Church, Mount Ararat Church Kindergarten, Ann L. Pingrey, APRN, Ahmad Naeem, MD, Tiger Lee Martial Arts, Paint Spectrum, VENUS NAILES & SPA, Early Cleaners, 5 Shop Twelve C – Shell Gas Station and more. ?>
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Distance from major attractions
The distance between School Caleb and Maika and Chick-fil-A is approximately 4 kilometers.
The distance between Caleb and Mike’s School and Stafford Marketplace is approximately 5 kilometers.
The distance between School Caleb and Mike and Dress Ross for less money is approximately 5 kilometers.
The distance between Caleb and Mike’s School and Outback Steakhouse is approximately 4 kilometers. nine0003
The distance between School Caleb and Mike and IHOP is approximately 5 kilometers.
First Christian Church – Huntsville » Preschool and Day Care
First Christian Church Early Childhood Ministry -Since 1973
First Christian Church Early Childhood Ministry (FCC – ECM) is a church-sponsored half day and full day preschool, licensed by the State of Alabama Department of Human Resources. We offer a high quality preschool and daycare experience for your child. Our mission is to create a partnership of growth and development for children, parents, and staff in a Christian environment. We strive to provide a foundation that creates life-long learners through a developmentally appropriate learning environment. we work hard to meet the needs of children on an individual basis and promote curiosity and exploration today and into the future.
Our main approach to learning is play-based, teacher-led. We provide activities in all areas of learning (language, literacy, math, social studies, science, physical development, music, art, and social skills.) Lesson plans and activities are based on the importance of the whole child. Our teachers are highly trained and experienced, many with teaching degrees, but all with a love for children.
Safety is our TOP priority!
Since we are licensed by DHR, we are required to meet strict criteria in keeping our facilities safe and secure. Each family is given security cards to enter the building. Additionally, the doors of the entire building remain locked throughout the day. All staff must be cleared by DHR to work in our facility, which means background checks, fingerprinting, and medical clearance. Daily reports are sent home with all infants through twos. All children arerequired to have all immunizations.
AMAZING PLAYGROUNDS!
Two spacious playgrounds that are safe, well-equipped, and well-supervised at all times. We believe that playground time is vital in the development of preschoolers. When playing outdoors they are developing language and social skills by talking, negotiating, sharing, creating order and rules, and trying out leadership roles. If weather does not permit playground time, the children will go to the gym.
What options can First Christian ECM offer your family?
Mothers Morning Out
18 months to 3 (do NOT have to be potty-trained)
bring their own lunch
choose any days
8:30-12:30, 1-5 days a week
WONDERFUL “first time” school experience!
Three’s half day 8:30-11:30, (M-F), (M-W-F)
3 by September 1
Lunch option until 12:30 any day
Stay-day option on Wednesday and Thursday until 1:30
Enrichment classes: Music, Kid’s in Motion (motor skills), and Wednesday Worship
Pre-k half-day 8:30-12:30
4 by September 1
Hot plate lunch served every day, cooked on-site
Stay-day option on Wednesday and Thursday until 1:30
Enrichment classes: Music, Kid’s in Motion (motor skills), Spanish, and Wednesday Worship
Full-time daycare for ages 8 weeks through 5 years old
7:30-5:50
Lunch and snacks included
***Rates upon request
For more information, or to schedule a tour, please call the ECM Director, Susan Cooley, at 256-881-4291.
KidTown Child Care and Preschool is a licensed early learning center and an Early Achievers participant that provides quality early care and education for infants through Pre-Kindergarten. Our dedicated staff strive to create an environment where children can experience the love of God while being supported in all developmental domains – spiritual, social-emotional, cognitive, physical, and language.
ADMISSIONS
For more information or to schedule a tour call 206.999.3143 or E-MAIL [email protected]
For Tuition Information click here.
PROGRAMS
Program Schedules 2022-2023
KidTown Child Care (Infants-3)
Full Day 7:00 am – 5:30 pm
KidTown Preschool and PreK (3-5’s)
School Day 9:00 am – 3:30 pm
KidTown Preschool and PreK (3-5’s)
Full Day (up to 10h) 7:00 am – 5:30 pm
Teaching and Curriculum
At KidTown, we understand that learning is a highly individualized process. Our curriculum supports students learning through hands-on activities, movement and music, engaging conversations, and child-directed explorations. Teachers observe students to ensure they meet milestones and inform curriculum development based on individual student development and interests. Children will have the opportunity to learn through many experiences, including:
Large Group Activities
Small Group Activities
Creative/Process Art Activities
Outdoor/Large Motor Activities
Block Play
Math & Manipulatives
Writing/Language Arts
Dramatic Play
Sensory/Science
Music & Movement
Additionally, students of every age learn songs about Jesus and hear wonderful Bible stories. We pray together before meals and participate in Chapel weekly. Our goal is for our students to move on knowing God’s love.
Infants- Our teachers listen and communicate with parents to ensure that the needs of both the child and parent(s) are met. We are attentive to your baby as critical milestones are reached, such as learning to roll over, crawl, walk, smile, babble, and wave hello! KidTown teachers develop a curriculum to ensure your child learns through educational concepts, social interactions, play, and new experiences. Through observation and documentation, teachers ensure all children meet developmentally appropriate milestones and introduce new activities to support development.
Toddlers- Teachers provide toddlers with opportunities to learn and explore. Classrooms are organized into learning centers to engage children in learning through play while building independence. Our teachers communicate with parents to ensure we are working together on important milestones such as potty training, language development, and meeting your child’s daily needs. KidTown teachers develop a curriculum to guide your child’s natural curiosity into meaningful learning experiences. Teachers observe and document milestones and children’s interests to help inform the curriculum.
Preschool/Pre-K- In preschool and pre-k, children are given more freedom to explore based on their interests as they are engaged in the classroom learning centers. Learning centers allow your child to build independence and confidence, learn to share and play with others, and acquire the skills needed for kindergarten. Learning emerges through frequent exposure to concepts, interactions, purposeful play, and new experiences. Teachers build engaging curricula based on student interest while ensuring each child meets developmentally appropriate skills.
Drop by and enjoy our safe and fun indoor play area with your toddler or preschooler! Open Sunday-Thursday, 9am-3pm
KidTown also offers a weekly story time on Wednesday mornings at 10am!
For more information, please contact Amanda at amandac@occ. org
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“Everyone went to America, and I went to Siberia.
” Krasnoyarsk deputy Elena Yuzhakova about work and a little about personal
Since the beginning of the year, four heads of district administrations have personally reported on their work to the city council deputies. And the conversation, quite obviously, was not for show. We decided to find out the details from one of the initiators of such reports, Elena Yuzhakova, chairman of the standing committee on city self-government.
Life in all its diversity
— Each deputy, especially a single-mandate member, is well versed in the problems, first of all, of his constituency. But the work of the deputy is not limited to this. The budget, city programs, the strategy of socio-economic development – all this requires a more comprehensive approach, – shares Elena Mikhailovna . – To independently delve into all the nuances of problems in all districts for deputies, especially those working on a voluntary basis (without salary. – Approx. Author), is simply physically impossible. However, we need to understand what is happening in the city as a whole, which problems are repeated, which are local. That is why we proposed to start the practice of annual reports of the heads of districts to the commission on local self-government, which I now head.
Garbage, old tires…
“Since the beginning of the year, we have heard reports from the heads of administrations of the Leninsky, Kirovsky, Sverdlovsky and Central districts,” continues Elena Yuzhakova at . – One of the most acute and important problems that was discussed in detail with each of them was garbage. In particular, it was about control over unscrupulous contractors who transport waste from one illegal dump to another. Now, tracking sensors of the GLONASS navigation system are installed on all heavy vehicles. And you can easily trace where exactly the waste was taken. The question is how well officials control the implementation of municipal contracts.
We discussed for a long time the problem with the old car tires that flooded the city, which now cannot simply be taken to a landfill. Rubber needs to be recycled. In other cities, this is already a well-established business. Entrepreneurs take old tires for small, but still money, process them and get raw materials that are in demand on the market.
But our entrepreneurs were not interested in this topic, and the mayor’s office had to get involved. Road builders are now carrying out preparatory work and, I hope, will start recycling old rubber in the near future. Then all the tires that we collect by KamAZ trucks every year on the Day of the Yenisei will turn into modern coatings for playgrounds.
…Parking lots, bus stops
— Recently, a wonderful clinic was opened in the new Pokrovka. There are wonderful conditions for both patients and doctors. Nearby it was possible to equip a public transport stop. However, near the huge polyclinic, there is obviously not enough space for patients to park. It is clear that this medical institution was built in an area that has long been inhabited and there really are not so many free land plots, but the problem needs to be solved.
Another long-standing problem of Pokrovka is changes in the public transport scheme. Sometimes it is possible to resolve the issue that has arisen among the residents in hot pursuit: I call or go to the department of urban transport. Everything is complicated with the old Pokrovka. The problem of narrow streets cannot be solved by meetings or phone calls. The traffic police simply prohibits the movement of public transport here, arguing for safety. It is impossible to expand these roads: practically next to the roadsides there are residential buildings.
These streets remind me of my native old Irbit. I also lived in the private sector, where public transport did not go. So to school – on foot, brother to kindergarten – on foot. Mom went to work at five in the morning – she worked as a cook in a kindergarten, dad too – he carried milk on early morning flights. And we ourselves got ready and went to school and kindergarten. But it is sometimes a joy for children, but for the elderly it is difficult to get to distant stops. So it is imperative to look for a way out with the availability of public transport for the private sector. After all, a few years ago, even if not a dead end, but an unsolvable problem, the resettlement of dilapidated barracks in Pokrovka seemed to be an unsolvable problem. In the first year of my deputyship, every week I sent out requests to all authorities about speeding up the relocation of specific houses, and made requests to the mayor. Over the past four years, the situation has changed dramatically. And the work progressed at a fast pace. Of course, in general, this problem has not yet been resolved, many houses have yet to be resettled, some must be recognized as emergency, but nevertheless, such appeals have become many times less.
Apple trees instead of a high-rise building
— One of the last year’s projects that I’m proud of is the Apple Orchard square in the Pokrovsky microdistrict. It’s been a long story. A few years ago, in the new Pokrovka, on the land next to the school, the developer wanted to build another multi-storey building. The locals protested strongly. Then they decided to build a parking lot there, and the mayor’s office had to go to court to withdraw this site into municipal ownership.
When we came here with the head of the Central District, everything was terrible here – heaps of earth, an open foundation ditch … There was no money in the city budget, but I would like to solve the problem as soon as possible. They started looking for investors. Only RUSAL responded. The company paid for the preparation of a project for the improvement of this territory. Then we had a discussion with the residents, and in 2022, a large, good square was laid out here under the initiative budgeting program. The project is expensive, but RUSAL invested more than half of its own funds in its implementation, and this made it possible to receive budgetary co-financing. We managed to make a huge transformation on the Kacha embankment as part of the “Formation of a Comfortable Urban Environment” program – we are also considering it at our profile commission. I remember how under Pyotr Ivanovich Pimashkov this territory was transformed – then crucian carp were launched into the river, and forged arbors with fences were installed. 20 years have passed since then, and, of course, people have many questions about the state of the embankment. In a few years, we have managed to transform the embankment from Rechnoy Lane to Strelka. We have breathed life back here – mothers with strollers walk here, young couples, people of different ages ride bicycles and roller skates, children play on the playgrounds.
It’s nice that together with the residents we were able to find solutions to the problems of reconstruction. Few people know how difficult it was to equip the space under the bridges across the Kacha, but how beautiful it turned out in the end … It is worth saying that the main idea of the federal project to create a comfortable urban environment is not only to improve the general condition of the territory, but also do it with the participation of residents. They themselves choose projects, vote for them, and then monitor their implementation. And we, the deputies, help them.
Works were added
— I started to study Krasnoyarsk in the 90s. I came from the Urals to visit friends and decided to stay. They laughed at me then: “Everyone goes to America, and you go to Siberia.” By the time I became a deputy, I already knew very well not only the city, but also the problems of the inhabitants, because for many years I worked as the editor-in-chief of the City News newspaper. Often she personally answered letters and calls from citizens, prepared materials on appeals. Therefore, it was easier for me than for many other deputies to delve into the work.
Of course, I had to study the technology of actually solving problems, read some regulations a few more times, but there were no big secrets. And yet, the load has changed dramatically. It’s one thing when you’re at work, even if it’s 24/7, and it’s another thing when responsibility for the whole district appears, when people come to the reception for whom you are sometimes the last hope.
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Pinnacle Pointe Daycare Academy – Union City GA Child Care Learning Center
About the Provider
Description: Buen Dia offers a program for Preschool children ages three to five. The teaching staff is culturally sensitive to the individual needs of the children and there is a Spanish-bilingual component to the program.
Program and Licensing Details
License Number:
380504038
Capacity:
30
Enrolled in Subsidized Child Care Program:
No
Type of Care:
DAY CARE CENTER;
Initial License Issue Date:
Aug 10, 1982
District Office:
PENINSULA REGIONAL OFFICE
District Office Phone:
(650) 266-8800 (Note: This is not the facility phone number.)
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Inspection
2019-08-08
FACILITY EVALUATION REPORT
Other
2018-04-20
FACILITY EVALUATION REPORT
Inspection
2017-11-02
FACILITY EVALUATION REPORT
Summary
08/08/2019, 11/02/2017
Type B Citation: 2;
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The Buen Dia Family School in San Francisco, California offers childcare and preschool education for toddlers to preschool-age children. Their multicultural and bilingual curriculum celebrates the unique heritage of each child. Age-appropriate techniques and activities are facilitated in a warm and caring environment, encouraging self-expression and enhances their self-confidence. They are open from eight in the morning to six in the evening.
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Expecting twins can feel overwhelming, leaving you wondering where to start and how to prepare. Here’s what to do when you’re having twins.
Long before we had our eldest, my husband and I discussed how many kids we wanted to have. “Let’s have four!” we had agreed. After all, we both come from large families—I have four siblings while he has five. The “large family” idea was one we both wanted to continue with our own.
And then we became new parents to our eldest, and I quickly changed my mind. “I’m done with one,” I said, miserable and sleep-deprived.
After two-and-a-half years of being less miserable and sleep-deprived, we decided a second child would be a good idea. We wanted our son to have a sibling, and I felt like we were ready for another one. “This is it, though,” I warned. “We’re stopping at two.”
So, imagine my surprise—among many emotions—when the doctor announced during our first ultrasound, “I have good news… and better news: You’re pregnant—and you’re having twins!”
Here’s what to do when you’re having twins
After the shock of hearing the news of my high risk twin pregnancy, one of the first thoughts was: Now what?
I didn’t know other twin moms and had no idea what I was supposed to do next. How would this twin pregnancy be different from my singleton? What gear would I need? And how would I get through the myriad of emotions washing over me?
If you’re having twins, I’m willing to bet you can relate. I wanted to share a few of the first steps I took that made the rest of my twin pregnancy much easier and more manageable. As other twin moms said about the tips I share:
“This post is so reassuring. I am 11 weeks pregnant with twins which was a total unplanned pregnancy. I have had so many emotions about it all and am so scared to have twins. Thank you for your helpful post.” -Natalie
“Thank you so much for writing this! I’ve been searching for any and all advice on twin pregnancy since we found out last week that I’ve got two in there! While I’ve done this a few times, it is NOTHING like any of the others. I’m fully aware just how different each pregnancy can be, but this is beyond even that. At only 7 weeks I feel much closer to 27 weeks and look like 17! It is not easy to find accurate, honest, helpful information about twin pregnancy vs singleton, or preparing for twins. I’ve bookmarked this site and plan to come back often. I need all the help I can get!” -Shay
Consider the following advice if you just found out you’re having twins:
1. Buy the right gear
Disclosure: This article contains affiliate links, which means I will earn a commission—at no extra cost to you—if you make a purchase.
What’s important to one person isn’t always as helpful to the next. Instead, buy what you like and save money on everything else.
And buy as you go. You’d be surprised at how much childbirth will make you change your mind. Before having twins, I swore I would get away with just one swing. But after they arrived, I so wished I had another one.
But don’t worry—you don’t always need to buy two of everything (I made do with just the one swing I already had). That said, there are a few items you’ll need to buy double:
Two cribs
Two car seats
Two bouncy seats for simultaneous bottle-feeding
Two high chairs (a booster seat like this or a standalone like this)
A double stroller. You won’t be able to get away with a single stroller, so a double is a must.
A twin nursing pillow. Nursing pillows for singletons won’t cut it when you’re breastfeeding twins.
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2. Don’t push yourself physically
When I was pregnant with twins, I’d take a lunch break from work and walk around the block. But there came a point when even that got too exhausting. So much so that, about halfway around, I felt like vomiting and just wanted to lie down on the strip of grass along the sidewalk.
I brought it up to my doctor the next day: “Do I need to exercise?”
Apparently not. If you’re expecting twins, you should focus on taking it easy rather than exerting yourself. It’s no joke that carrying multiples is more tiresome than a singleton pregnancy.
Above all, listen to your body. I finally did and stopped pushing myself to walk around the block. And just a few months later, I could barely walk from my bed to the dining room without feeling exhausted.
Read more about the differences between singleton and twin pregnancies.
3. Eat healthy food
I had to gain a lot of weight—fast.
My weight gain during my first trimester was a measly two pounds (thanks, morning sickness), so I needed to pack on the pounds. “Twenty-four pounds by week 24 is the general rule of thumb for twin pregnancies,” my doctor advised.
Eager to catch up, I started eating just about anything come the second trimester. Except I assumed calories were calories, no matter the source. Off I went, eating hamburgers, 1,000-calorie chocolate shakes, and spoonfuls of Nutella every day.
You can imagine how I felt and even the complications I had toward the third trimester.
I did meet my goal, but by eating terrible food. Granted, calories are calories—better to eat any calories than none when trying to grow two babies. Still, I wish I had been better about sticking to a healthy diet. Or at least found a more strategic way of consuming food other than downing milkshakes and Nutella.
So, here’s what I would tell my former self with the hindsight I know now: Skip the bad food. Instead, choose high-calorie, “good fat” food. Stuff like avocados, sweet potatoes, eggs, nuts, and healthy protein.
I also wish I had a juicer to blend platefuls of fruits and vegetables into smoothies. Combining all those calories can take too much time and effort to chew, but a smoothie or juice can do the trick in a single, easy-to-down drink.
4. Apply for a handicap placard
As you likely noticed, carrying twins is exhausting, even if you’re only in the first trimester. When you hit the second and third trimesters, you can bet that you’ll be wanting to limit how far you walk.
Thankfully, the staff at my doctor’s office recommended that I apply for a handicap placard. The temporary card would allow me to park in spots closer to where I needed to go. From doctor visits to grocery stores, parking as close as possible helped tremendously.
Simply find a handicap placard application form from your state DMV and ask your doctor to sign off for approval.
5. Find other twin moms
Whether you’re a seasoned mom or a first-timer, carrying (and raising) twins is different from singletons. I couldn’t explain my pregnancy symptoms to singleton moms without sounding like I was exaggerating or complaining.
So, I sought other moms who knew what the terms momo, modi, and didi were. Moms who could relate to looking nine months pregnant at only five months along. Moms who knew I wasn’t kidding when I said I was exhausted just walking to the dining room to eat, or that the nausea was too much to take.
Find your tribe of twin moms to support you through the next few months, from online forums to local twin mom groups. And reach out to twin moms even if they’re long past the pregnancy stage—they can still provide the support and empathy you need.
Check out these telltale signs that you’re a twin mom.
6. Prepare yourself emotionally
Once you announce your twin pregnancy, you’ll get all sorts of responses.
Some you’ll be glad for, while others you’ll be mortified to hear. Some moms shudder at even the happy responses when they’re still grappling with the idea of twins. Still others are turned off when people “pity” them and list the hardships they’ll now face.
Brace yourself for all sorts of reactions, and remind yourself that they’re happy for you, no matter how they express it. Yes, even your shocked coworker who sees your belly and blurts, “Wow, you’re huge!”
Get more tips on how to prepare for twins.
7. Trust that it’ll all work out
When my husband and I discussed adding to the family, I prepared for one more child, not two.
So, when I learned we’d be parents of three kids, my mind began swimming in worries: How will we pay for everything? Who’s going to take care of the babies? What if I have pregnancy complications? Will the babies be born prematurely because of preterm labor and have health problems?
These are valid concerns, and some of my dire predictions did come true (I ended up having a few complications).
Yet it always turns out fine. Somehow, I’m still here and lived to tell the tale, and so will you. Even though my fraternal twins were born prematurely, they didn’t spend any time in the NICU. They passed all the tests, and came home with us from the hospital.
We were able to afford childcare and preschool for all three kids (with a tight budget, but we still did it). And we hired a wonderful nanny to care for the twins.
Adjusting to twins takes time. One day you’re celebrating, and the next crying on the phone with a friend. But I’ve come to believe that things will work themselves out somehow.
Conclusion
Finding out you’re having twins is a shock for any parent, but you’ll get through the next few months knowing exactly what to do.
On the practical side, listen to your body without pushing yourself too far. Stick to eating rich, healthy food and blended meals to pile on the calories. Apply for a handicap placard so you can get prime parking spots and avoid walking long distances. Get the right gear, knowing which ones to get two of.
On the emotional side, find other twin moms for support and reassurance. Prepare yourself mentally, especially with how people will respond to your news of twins. And finally, trust that everything will work out somehow.
Having twins, no matter how shocked I was, certainly was the “better” news my doctor announced. Even if the journey to get there was far more different than I ever expected.
Get more tips:
11 Interesting Facts about Twins
How to Handle Twins after a Singleton
Surprising Costs of Raising Twins You Never Knew
How to Take Care of Twins
Finding it Hard to Raise Twins? You’re Not Alone.
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Two?!: The moment I found out I was having twins
Illustration: Gillian Wilson
My daughter was only 18 months old when my husband and I started talking about whether we should try for a second child. It had taken almost a year for me to get pregnant the first time and I knew that, if we were going to have another, I wanted the kids to be close in age. But my husband was reluctant. As much as he loved our daughter, he didn’t know if he actually wanted another child. Truth be told, I was still fairly uncertain myself; life with the three of us was pretty great. But I pushed. “I’ll never regret having another one,” I told him, “but I might regret not having another one.”
He still wasn’t convinced, but the more he resisted, the more determined I became. I ached to be pregnant again, and every conversation between us revolved around the question “Do we or don’t we?” Finally, I strong-armed him into agreeing that I should go off the low-dose birth control pill I’d been on and “see what happened.” Three weeks later, I was pregnant. We were both shocked, but any qualms I had about expanding our family disappeared the second I saw the positive sign on the pregnancy test. His initial hesitation quickly gave way to acceptance—and even a little excitement. When I had to haul out the maternity pants less than a month later, he was even able to joke about it. “Maybe it’s twins,” he said, eyeing my rapidly expanding midsection. “Can you imagine?” I replied.
With any pregnancy, the first ultrasound is nerve-wracking. Not only is it the first time that you get to see your babe-in-belly but it’s often when potential problems are discovered. With my eldest, the ultrasound revealed a velamentous cord insertion—an abnormality that could be deadly for both of us. While this meant that I would have frequent ultrasounds and watch my daughter’s development in a way that most moms don’t, it also meant that I would spend the next six months terrified, researching everything that could go wrong during the birth. We both came through her delivery without major complications, but as the first scan with my second pregnancy loomed, I couldn’t help but feel scared. Everything felt different this time—kind of “off.” What if there was an even bigger problem with this baby?
The morning of the ultrasound, my husband and I hopped on the subway and made our way to the radiology clinic. I was quiet, worried over what the scan would show, and he held my hand and kissed me, lending me his certainty that everything would be fine. We arrived at the clinic and the radiologist called me in first, alone, to take the nuchal translucency scan and other measurements. She placed the wand on my lubricated belly, glanced at the screen and immediately removed the wand. “Is this your first ultrasound with this pregnancy?” she asked. My heartbeat sped up and I felt tears spring to my eyes. I nodded.
“Hmm,” she said, placing the wand back on my belly and moving it around a bit. “The first ultrasound?” she asked again. Again, I nodded. What the hell was going on? She angled the screen so I could see it, placed the wand on my belly once again and said, “What do you see?”
What I saw were two perfect ovals, side by side. “Two?!” I sputtered. “Two,” she nodded. “Twins.”
Photo: Courtesy of Dory Cerny
My first thought was that my husband was going to leave me. He hadn’t even really wanted another baby, let alone two. When the radiologist called him in and showed him the screen, he looked at me blankly, as if it were some sort of joke. Thankfully, he didn’t leave, but he did look like he was going to puke.
After the ultrasound, we sat in the waiting room while the scan results were analyzed and babbled at each other semi-coherently. “Two!” we would suddenly exclaim, as though saying it repeatedly would make it feel more real. We started listing all the things that were going to change now that we were expecting not one baby but two. Two! We’d need a bigger house. Our narrow semi had three bedrooms, but the smallest was the size of a walk-in closet that would barely accommodate two cribs. We couldn’t force our eldest, who would be 2½ when her siblings arrived, to give up her room and her coveted only-child status. One of us would have to learn how to drive because we were going to need a car (my husband resolutely refused for his first vehicle to be a minivan, so we decided that we’d find the widest car that could accommodate three car seats). I’d have to put my barely begun career on hold to stay home with the kids for the foreseeable future—there was no way that we’d be able to afford daycare for three kids.
Literally, every aspect of our lives was about to change. It was overwhelming.
As the reality that we were having twins sunk in, we became giddy. Oddly, my husband seemed happier after finding out our startling news (go big or go home, right?), and he was fully on board from that moment on. We were blissfully clueless about what was coming our way, but as we walked out of the radiologist’s office, we were laughing and holding hands again—this time not out of fear but out of excitement.
This article was originally published on Aug 11, 2017
How is the twin pregnancy | gently sloping booth “Leleka”
Before describing the course of multiple pregnancy, it should be noted that the course of pregnancy has individual characteristics for each woman. There are no universal recommendations that would suit absolutely all pregnant women with one fetus or with several. Therefore, in this article we have tried to describe the general points that are most common, and which should be paid attention to the expectant mother.
How to detect twin pregnancy
Thanks to modern diagnostic methods, multiple pregnancy is detected at an early stage. First, a doctor can diagnose twins during a routine examination – by noting the rapid increase in the size of the uterus or by hearing a double heartbeat. An experienced specialist can diagnose twins after 4 weeks of pregnancy. Secondly, twins are diagnosed during an ultrasound examination. This usually happens after 12 weeks. Prior to this, the expectant mother can only assume that she is carrying twins – for example, based on family history and the frequent occurrence of twins in the family. Blood tests are not yet a reliable way to determine twins.
How twin pregnancy proceeds
All stages of fetal development in a multiple pregnancy occur at the same time as in a single fetus. Therefore, the expectant mother can focus on the usual calendar for pregnant women. There are two main risks that a woman must take into account: this is the burden on the mother’s body and the increased likelihood of complications.
Great burden on the mother’s body
In the body of a woman, two fetuses develop at once. They require more oxygen, more nutrients, their vital activity leads to an increased load on the excretory system. Any infection or pathology immediately creates a risk for three at once: for the mother and for the second fetus.
Therefore, during multiple pregnancy, it is especially important for a woman to walk a lot in the fresh air, eat right and regularly, monitor body hygiene, and consult a doctor at the first alarming signs.
Increased likelihood of complications
Alas, not all women can bear two children normally. Approximately in the fifth part, the involution of the second fetal egg occurs: even in the first trimester, it freezes and decreases in size, while the second fetus continues to develop.
If both fetuses develop evenly, the difficulties do not end there. Due to the lack of iron in the mother’s body, anemia, or anemia, can develop. Therefore, in multiple pregnancies, iron preparations are often prescribed.
Due to the large weight of the abdomen in the later stages, placenta or fetal previa may form. The placenta blocks the exit from the uterus, or the position of the fetus makes natural childbirth impossible. In these cases, resort to caesarean section.
Premature aging of the placenta and premature birth – due to the fact that the placenta has to provide oxygen and nutrients to two fetuses at once, it quickly wears out and ages. Because of this, and also because of a number of similar reasons, premature birth can begin. To reduce the risk of preterm labor, pregnant women may be prescribed drugs that relax the muscles.
Is it obligatory to have a caesarean section during pregnancy with twins
No. Indications for caesarean section are formed after the examination and take into account many factors:
whether the woman has her first childbirth;
what is the shape of the pelvis;
what is the position of the fetuses, is there any presentation;
what is the state of health of the mother;
how the pregnancy proceeded;
If all these questions are answered satisfactorily, vaginal delivery may be recommended. However, the woman in labor is under close supervision, and in the event of new risks, she can be sent for an emergency caesarean section.
articles from the specialists of the clinic “Mother and Child”
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There is data on the frequency of twins in case of anomalies in the development of the uterus, characterized by its bifurcation (the uterus is bicornuate, having a septum in the cavity, etc. ). The cause of polyembryony may be the separation of blastomeres (in the early stages of crushing), resulting from hypoxia, cooling, acidity and ionic composition of the medium, exposure to toxic and other factors. Multiple pregnancy can occur: as a result of the fertilization of two or more simultaneously mature eggs, as well as the development of two or more embryos from one fertilized egg.
Twins formed from two (three, etc.) eggs are called dizygotic (polyzygotic), those arising from one are called identical. The origin of fraternal twins (polyzygotic twins): the simultaneous maturation (and ovulation) of two or more follicles in one ovary is possible. There may be maturation of two or more follicles and ovulation in both ovaries.
A third way of the origin of fraternal (multi-ovular) twins is possible – the fertilization of two or more eggs that have matured in one follicle. The origin of identical twins: most often, the occurrence of identical twins is associated with the fertilization of an egg that has two or more nuclei. a single embryonic germ in the stage of crushing is divided into two parts; from each part an embryo (fruit) is formed. Twin twin. Fertilized eggs develop on their own. After penetration into the mucous membrane, each embryo develops its own aqueous and fleecy membranes; in the future, each twin forms its own placenta with an independent network of vessels, each fetal egg, except for the chorion and amnion, has an independent capsular membrane (decidua capsularis). In some cases, anastomoses are formed between the vessels of independent placentas. Twins can be same-sex (both boys or both girls) or different-sex (boy and girl). Their blood type can be the same or different. Identical twin. Identical twins have a common capsular and fleecy membrane and a common placenta; the vessels (both arterial and venous) of both twins in the placenta communicate with the help of numerous anastomoses. The water membrane of each twin is separate, the septum between the fetal sacs consists of two water membranes (biamniotic twins).
Identical twins always belong to the same sex (both boys or both girls), look alike, have the same blood group.
In fraternal twins, the membranes in the septum are arranged as follows: amnion – chorion, chorion – amnion; with monozygotic amnion-amnion.
Important signs for the diagnosis are: blood type (and other blood factors), eye color, hair color, skin texture of the fingertips, shape and location of teeth. In identical twins, these signs are completely the same. Fraternal twins share the same similarities as normal siblings.
MULTIPLE PREGNANCY
With multiple pregnancy, increased demands are made on the woman’s body: the cardiovascular system, lungs, liver, nights and other organs function with great stress. In this regard, multiple pregnancies are more difficult than single pregnancies.
Pregnant women often complain of fatigue and shortness of breath, which increases towards the end of pregnancy. The cause of shortness of breath is a difficulty in the activity of the heart due to a significant displacement of the diaphragm by the bottom of the uterus, the size of which is larger in multiple pregnancy than in singleton.
Often there is a dilation of the veins of the lower extremities. By the end of pregnancy, there is often an increase in the urge to urinate due to the pressure of a large fetus on the bladder.
Pregnant women often complain of heartburn and constipation.
In multiple pregnancies, toxicosis occurs more often than in singleton pregnancies: vomiting, salivation, edema, nephropathy, eclampsia.
With twins, polyhydramnios of one of the fetuses is often found, which leads to a sharp increase and hyperextension of the uterus, shortness of breath, tachycardia and other disorders. Polyhydramnios is more common in one of the identical twins. In some cases, the polyhydramnios of one twin is accompanied by an oligohydramnios of the other fetus.
Premature termination of multiple pregnancies often occurs.
With twins, preterm birth is observed in at least 25% of women.
Prematurity is more common in triplets than in twins. The greater the number of gestated fetuses, the more often preterm births are observed.
The development of term twins is normal in most cases. However, their body weight is usually less than that of single fetuses. Often there is a difference in body weight of twins by 200-300 g, and sometimes more.
Uneven development of twins is associated with unequal intake of nutrients from a single placental circulation.
Often there is a difference not only in weight, but also in the length of the body of the twins. In connection with this, the theory of supergenesis (superfoetatio) was put forward. Proponents of this hypothesis believe that fertilization of eggs of different ovulation periods is possible, i.e., the onset of a new pregnancy in the presence of an already existing, previously occurring, pregnancy.
Due to the uneven delivery of nutrients and oxygen, a significant developmental disorder and even death of one of the twins can occur. This is more commonly seen in identical twins. The dead fetus is squeezed by the second, well-growing fetus, the amniotic fluid is absorbed, the placenta undergoes regression. The compressed mummified fetus (“paper fetus”) is released from the uterus along with the placenta after the birth of a live twin. Polyhydramnios of one fetus, which occurs during multiple pregnancies, often also prevents the other twin from developing correctly. With pronounced polyhydramnios, certain anomalies in the development of the fetus, which grows with an excess of amniotic fluid, are often observed. Rarely, fused twins are born (fusion can be in the head, chest, abdomen, pelvis) and twins with other malformations.
The position of the fetus in the uterine cavity in most cases (about 90%) is normal. In the longitudinal position, different presentation options are observed: both fetuses are presented with the head, both with the pelvic end, one with the head, and the other with the pelvic end. With longitudinal presentation, one fetus may be behind the other, which makes diagnosis difficult. Less commonly observed is the longitudinal position of one fetus and the transverse position of the other. The most rare is the transverse position of both twins.
The position of the twins in the uterus, both fetuses are presented with the head, one fetus is presented with the head, the second – with the pelvic end, both fetuses are in the transverse position
In case of multiple pregnancies, women are taken on a special account and carefully monitored. When the earliest signs of complications appear, the pregnant woman is sent to the pregnancy pathology department of the maternity hospital. Given the frequent occurrence of preterm birth, it is recommended that a pregnant woman with twins be sent to the maternity hospital 2 to 3 weeks before delivery, even in the absence of complications.
RECOGNITION OF MULTIPLE PREGNANCY
Diagnosis of multiple pregnancy often presents significant difficulties, especially in its first half. In the second half, towards the end of pregnancy, the recognition of twins (triplets) is facilitated. However, diagnostic errors occur during the study at the end of pregnancy and even during childbirth.
When recognizing a multiple pregnancy, the following signs are taken into account:
The enlargement of the uterus in multiple pregnancies occurs faster than in pregnancy with one fetus, so the size of the uterus does not correspond to the gestational age. The bottom of the uterus is usually high, especially at the end of pregnancy, the circumference of the abdomen during this period reaches 100-110 cm or more.
The following signs are unstable and not sufficiently reliable: a) deepening of the fundus of the uterus (saddle uterus), the formation of which is associated with protrusion of the corners of the uterus with large parts of the fetus; b) the presence of a longitudinal depression on the anterior wall of the uterus, which is formed as a result of the fruits that are in a longitudinal position adjacent to each other; c) the presence of a horizontal groove on the anterior wall of the uterus with the transverse position of the fetus.
The small size of the presenting head with a significant volume of the pregnant uterus and the high standing of its bottom also make it possible to suspect a multiple pregnancy. The presence of this sign is explained by the fact that the study determines the head of one and the pelvic end (in the bottom of the uterus) of another fetus, which lies slightly higher.
Feeling the movement of the fetus in different places and probing the parts of the fetus in different parts of the abdomen (both on the right and on the left) also indicate multiple pregnancies.
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Marino, Sherrie Daycare Home Preschool – Canton, OH 44721
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Marino, Sherrie is a home daycare that offers childcare programs for nearby families in Canton. Daily care is available on Sunday, Monday, Tuesday, Wednesday, Thursday, Friday, and Saturday. Marino, Sherrie provides care on mornings and evenings. Marino, Sherrie provides some meals for enrolled children. Contact Marino, Sherrie to learn more about availability, rates, and pricing.
Daily Hours • Sunday: 12:00 am – 11:45 pm • Monday: 12:00 am – 11:45 pm • Tuesday: 12:00 am – 11:45 pm • Wednesday: 12:00 am – 11:45 pm • Thursday: 12:00 am – 11:45 pm • Friday: 12:00 am – 11:45 pm • Saturday: 12:00 am – 11:45 pm
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Marino, Sherrie is a home daycare that offers childcare programs for nearby families in Canton, as well as the larger Canton metro area.
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Hilton Garden Inn Portland/Beaverton
3 stars
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This hotel is located a short drive from downtown Portland and is surrounded by several corporate offices.
Room extremely well set up for extended stay. Good lighting and seating, drawers and plenty of hangers in the closet, ironing board and iron. Nice shower that was easy to adjust.
Extended Stay America – Portland – Beaverton/Hillsboro – Hillsboro Ct. located in Beaverton. It offers rooms with a fully equipped kitchen.
They advertise breakfast but get none and it is still listed but due to the Corona virus you don’t get it and it should be either taken off or discounted if not available
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119 reviews
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Pepper Tree Inn
2 stars
Hotel in Beaverton
Located off Highway 217, this Beaverton, Oregon hotel offers guests rooms with cable TV featuring HBO movie channels. The Oregon Zoo is 8 minutes’ drive away from the hotel.
It really felt like a home-away-from-home very comfortable friendly quiet had a great sleep overall I give this place a 10 out of 10
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Comfort Inn & Suites Beaverton – Portland West
3 stars
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This Beaverton, Oregon hotel is 13 km from downtown Portland and 9. 6 km from the Oregon Zoo. It features an outdoor seasonal pool, gym and free Wi-Fi.
Loved how tidy and homely our room was
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Motel 6-Beaverton, OR
2 stars
Hotel in Beaverton
Located in Beaverton, Oregon, this motel is less than 10 minutes’ drive from the Oregon Zoo and Nike World Headquarters.
Convenience as well as a friendly staff and new friends met
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DoubleTree by Hilton Portland – Beaverton
3 stars
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This hotel is located 10 miles from downtown Portland, Oregon. It features an indoor pool, hot tub, bar and restaurant, and rooms with free Wi-Fi.
This hotel was about three minutes from my work site, and was the primary reason I selected it. The value was great for what I paid, and the hotel was very pleasant to stay in for someone who had to get up very early. Thankfully, I didn’t smell any cigarette or pot smoke in the hallways, hopefully people have got the message that most of us don’t like that!
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Courtyard by Marriott Portland Beaverton
3 stars
Hotel in Beaverton
In Oregon’s wine country, this hotel is within a 45-minute drive of 40 wineries. It features rooms with 25-inch plasma-screen TVs. Downtown Portland is 10 miles away.
Great location, helpful staff, clean and quiet rooms
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TownePlace Suites by Marriott Portland Beaverton
3 stars
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TownePlace Suites by Marriott Portland Beaverton is a 3-star property located in Beaverton, 4.3 km from Fred Meyer Raleigh Hills Center and 5 km from Bauman Park.
Would have preferred cooked on prem rather than warmed up.
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Extended Stay America Suites – Portland – Beaverton
2 stars
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Extended Stay America – Portland – Beaverton is located in Beaverton. It offers rooms with a fully equipped kitchen.
Comfortable room, slept well, good “grab n go” breakfast.
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Fairfield Inn & Suites Portland West Beaverton
3 stars
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The Fairfield West Beaverton is less than 10 miles from downtown Portland.
good coffee. Kitchen assistant was very helpful.
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This hotel is located 10 miles from downtown Portland, Oregon. It features an indoor pool, hot tub, bar and restaurant, and rooms with free Wi-Fi.
This hotel was about three minutes from my work site, and was the primary reason I selected it.
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This Beaverton, Oregon hotel is 13 km from downtown Portland and 9.6 km from the Oregon Zoo. It features an outdoor seasonal pool, gym and free Wi-Fi.
Loved how tidy and homely our room was
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374 reviews
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Located off Highway 217, this Beaverton, Oregon hotel offers guests rooms with cable TV featuring HBO movie channels. The Oregon Zoo is 8 minutes’ drive away from the hotel.
It really felt like a home-away-from-home very comfortable friendly quiet had a great sleep overall…
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Located in Beaverton, Oregon, this motel is less than 10 minutes’ drive from the Oregon Zoo and Nike World Headquarters.
Convenience as well as a friendly staff and new friends met
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Many families visiting Beaverton enjoyed staying at AC Hotel By Marriott Portland Beaverton, Element Portland Beaverton, and TownePlace Suites by Marriott Portland Beaverton.
These hotels in Beaverton are highly rated by couples: TownePlace Suites by Marriott Portland Beaverton, Element Portland Beaverton and AC Hotel By Marriott Portland Beaverton.