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Mothers love daycare: A Mother’s Love Childcare | Roanoke, TX 76262

Опубликовано: March 31, 2023 в 11:19 am

Автор: alexxlab

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About Us – Mothers Love Child Care Tifton GA

Quality Child Care for the Selective Parent

For over 29 years, Mother’s Love Child Care & Learning Center has been committed to providing exceptional child care and learning programs for the children and families of our community. We offer care for children 6 weeks-12 years old in a warm and loving environment that gives parents peace of mind. By continuously maintaining high standards of quality, MLCC was named Center of Distinction, achieved NAEYC Accreditation, and most recently was awarded a Quality Rated status from Georgia’s Department of Early Care and Learning.

Mother’s Love CC is the place that Lynn Ross, owner & operator, found that many of her life’s passions converged. Before building MLCC in 1991, Lynn graduated cum laude with a Master’s Degree in Maternity & Child Nursing and then worked as a charge nurse as well as a nursing instructor for many years. Upon opening the schools, Lynn received her National Administrator’s Credential (NAC) and became a state approved child care trainer. She continued to advocate for young children by serving on numerous county and state level committees including the Georgia Child Care Association Board of Directors and the recent Early Childhood Education Subcommittee for the Governor’s Education Reform Commission.

As a role-model and mentor for other preschool providers in the Georgia, Lynn won GAYC’s Fan Brooke Award for her innovation, enthusiasm and dedication in working with young children. She was also awarded the Georgia Child Care Association’s Industry Service & Recognition Award in 2013 and then their Leadership Award in 2014.

Lynn’s education, experience and commitment to improving standards in early childhood education is just one of the reasons why parents consistently choose us!

Curriculum

Young children learn best through play and, beginning in our Infant Room, we implement our learning program which is designed to develop the skills that act as building blocks for a lifetime love of learning. MLCC has been providing a solid foundation for the education of young children for more than two decades.

We use an integrated curriculum “method”, based on the Georgia Early Learning and Development Standards (GELDS), that supports the children’s individual rates of learning as well as their approach to learning. The GELDS is the structure of 5 learning domains, 49 learning standards, and over 500 standard indicators that guides the planning, implementation, and assessment of your child’s education.

Our certified teachers create weekly lesson plans based on the interests and developmental level of the children and offer high quality experiences that promote social, emotional, physical and cognitive development. We provide a healthy balance between group and individual interactions, choice and structured experiences, and teacher and child-directed activities. The children are encouraged to be active learners and to express their creativity and individuality.

Health & Nutrition

With a Registered Nurse on staff, you can be assured that we take the health of the children very seriously. We have adopted policies well above the required standards and we implement procedures to ensure that the policies are strictly followed. From handwashing and cleaning schedules to dispensing medication and reporting illnesses, you will find that we do what it takes to keep the children and staff as healthy as they can be!

In addition, we provide child friendly, USDA approved, nutritionally balanced meals. Breakfast, lunch and snacks are prepared fresh daily by a full time cook. We have incorporated all of the latest recommendations from the USDA and limit fats and sugars on our menus. Meals are served family style at child-sized tables where the teachers provide opportunities for practice with self-help skills and encourage appropriate table manners.

Safety & Security

Research has shown that children learn best in an environment where they feel safe and secure. The safety and security of the children is of utmost importance and we actively follow a detailed preparedness plan. In addition to our classrooms providing a safe and secure environment, our center institutes many other important safety features including…

Secure coded and monitored building entry
Video cameras in all classrooms and outdoors that are monitored by the Owner and Director
Fire & Tornado Emergency Evacuation Plans, posted and practiced monthly
Building equipped with smoke detectors and fire extinguishers
National Highway Traffic Safety Administration (NHTSA) Certified buses with 3-point safety restraints
Registered Nurse on staff
All staff certified in First Aid & CPR and Fire Safety

Teachers & Staff

Our parents have peace of mind each day when they leave their children with our caring and qualified staff. At MLCC, we depend on our teachers and staff to follow our mission in providing the best possible environment for your child. That’s why we hire only the most dedicated and qualified candidates to join our team.

We follow a detailed procedure before, during, and after the hiring process. All applicants undergo a thorough criminal background check, references are verified, and they engage in a face to face interview. Once hired, each employee completes an extensive orientation and training program that includes regular observation by our management team.

All Lead Teachers are certified with a 4-year degree in education, a 2-year degree early childhood, a Technical College Certification (TCC) or a Child Development Associate (CDA) credential. In addition, every staff member is required to be certified in CPR & First Aid and Fire Safety and must attend a minimum of 16 hours of child care training annually.

Our procedures have proven successful and have provided our centers with consistency for the children and their families. All staff members complete at least 18 hours continuing education each year!

Mothers Love Child Care Tifton GA

Care is provided for children from age 6 weeks through 12 years.

Full day services are available

Monday through Friday from 6:30 a.m. until 6:00 p.m. everyday except major holidays.

Transport to and from school, school holiday care and KIDZ KLUB summer camp is offered for the older child.

Infant Care

Our Infant Room is a special place where each child receives the very best care…the care your baby deserves! Research has shown that the first year of life is a critical time to establish and strengthen social, emotional, physical, and intellectual development. It is a time of much growth, exploration and bonding. We partner with our families to create continuity between the classroom and home in order to support these areas of development and to best meet the needs of each individual child. With low staff to child ratios, our teachers are able to provide the nurturing care and personal attention that infants need and that parents expect. Individual interaction throughout the day gives the babies comfort and creates bonds that are necessary for social and emotional development. We have carefully selected age-appropriate equipment and learning materials that allow our teachers to promote learning and physical development. Singing, storytelling, music and movement, puppet play, and art are just a few of the everyday learning activities designed to stimulate the senses. The teachers help the children explore the concepts of cause-and-effect, trial-and-error, and object permanence using a variety of materials of different colors, sizes, textures, and shapes that encourage exploration. Gross and fine motor activities are also planned to meet the specific physical developmental needs of each child. We realize the importance of choosing the perfect program for your baby. We are confident that we can meet and exceed your expectations. We invite you to come see why so many parents are happy they have chosen MLCC and we invite you to get on our waiting list today!

$151 per week

Toddlers & Two’s

Toddlers are an active and inquisitive bunch! They are exploring their new mobile world with much excitement and wonder. Our Toddler programs quench those curious minds with interactive and engaging learning experiences each and every day.

We have carefully selected equipment and learning materials to stimulate that curiosity and have arranged the classrooms to encourage exploration. Our curriculum provides opportunities for a wide variety of learning opportunities in a supportive environment that strengthens the social and emotional well-being of each child. This support from the teachers, as well as the opportunity to make simple choices, will help your child become a confident and eager learner.

Language & Literacy, Dramatic Play, Blocks & Transportation, Music & Movement, Fine & Gross Motor, Art, Science, and Math are the domains used to introduce concepts and measure learning outcomes. Whether they are building towers with blocks, role playing in the “dramatic play” area, or sorting manipulatives by shape and color, the lesson plans engage the children in fun learning activities throughout the day.

A typical day consists of large group, small group and individual interaction that will take place both indoors in our developmentally appropriate classroom and outside on our specially designed playground. Our Toddler program provides a fun and engaging curriculum in a safe and supportive environment that will promote your child’s new love of learning.

$142 per week

Three’s

Not all preschool programs are equal! Quality preschools “use” teaching and learning practices that are research-based while providing a safe and developmentally appropriate environment. MLCC does just that! Preschool children are curious, active, and social learners who are exploring their newly found sense of independence. We encourage this independence with just the right combination of teacher guided and child directed activities in a classroom environment specifically designed for them.

Our Preschool classroom is divided into academically based learning centers including Language & Literacy, Science, Math, Blocks & Transportation, Dramatic Play, Art, Music and Movement, and Fine Motor/Manipulatives (what term do you use?). These centers are set up for independent and small group activities where the children have ample time for hands-on exploration. During center time, teachers interact with the children, ask questions, set up learning experiences, encourage higher level thinking skills, and inspire creativity.

We use an integrated curriculum approach based on the Georgia Early Learning and Development Standards (GELDS). For instance, a lesson plan about apples may include activities such as tasting several apple varieties, measuring, weighing and sorting apples, watching seeds grow, baking an apple pie, and even setting up a “bakery” in the Dramatic Play center. Integrating all learning domains in the lesson plan allows the children to make deeper connections and therefore meet and often exceed the expected learning outcomes. Our program certainly teaches the children in our preschool classroom, but more importantly, we inspire their love of learning.

$ 131 per week (2nd Child/Siblings: $124/wk)

Georgia Pre-Kindergarten Program for 4 Y/O

Our Pre-K Program is designed to prepare children for Kindergarten by developing the necessary skills, instilling good habits, and encouraging a positive attitude toward learning.

Our state certified lead and assistant teachers create integrated weekly lesson plans using the Pre-K Content Standards and the Georgia Early Learning and Development Standards (GELDS). Our lesson plans incorporate all learning domains and consist of planned activities that engage the children in hands-on, meaningful learning experiences. Learning outcomes are observed, documented and measured to ensure the successful implementation of the curriculum.

The Pre-K classroom is divided into learning centers including Language & Literacy, Science, Math, Computers, Blocks & Transportation, Dramatic Play, Art, Music and Movement, and Fine Motor/Manipulatives. The centers are equipped with a variety of open-ended learning materials that encourage thinking, investigation, and problem solving. Instead of just answering questions, our teachers engage the children in conversation that helps guide them toward possible answers through reasoning and deduction.

Our goal is not only to prepare the children for school, but to send them to Kindergarten as independent, deep thinking, problem solving students who are excited about learning.

The Georgia Pre-K Program, for children who turn 4 years old prior to September 1^st, is in session during the traditional school year from 8:00am-2:45pm.

Hours: 8:00 a.m. to 2:45 p.m
$ FREE – no meal charges

Extended Day and Holiday Care for 4Yr Pre-k

For the child who needs care before 7:40 a.m. or after 2:45 p., Extended Day Care is offered. Holiday Care is available on a day by day basis for days that 4 Y Pre-K is not in session.

Extended Day $61/week

Holiday Care $28 per day

School Age Program
Our before and after-school program provides the perfect combination of recreation and education. In our safe environment, your child will be presented with many opportunities for fun, socializing and learning. The classroom is arranged into learning centers that include Language & Literacy, Computers, Blocks, Science, Games and Art. The children enjoy playing board games with their friends, creating inspiring artwork, building sky high block towers, and participating in fun outdoor physical activities. Teachers also work with students on school assignments and give individual homework help when needed.

We understand that many parents have to be at work early or work late and getting your child to and from school can present a challenge. To ease those demands, our experienced drivers provide safe transportation to and from local schools on NTSB approved buses. We also provide breakfast in the morning and nutritious snacks in the afternoon.

MLCC provides care for school closings on a first come, first served basis.

Morning Care & Transportation – $45/week
After School Care & Transportation – WITHIN CITY LIMITS – $74/week (Older sibling $63/week)
After School Care & Transportation – OUTSIDE CITY LIMITS – $78/week (Older sibling $71/week)

KIDZ KLUB Summer Camp and Holiday Care

Kids rave about our Kidz Klub! Fun filled days and weeks are planned with action-filled activities for the children when school is not in session. We offer the perfect combination of planned enrichment activities, field trips and special visitors, and that equals a ton of fun!

The classroom is arranged into learning centers such as Language & Literacy, Computers, Blocks, Science, Games, Arts & Crafts, and a Nintendo Wii station. These centers are equipped with a variety of materials that spark the interest and curiosity of our campers while at the school. Swimming, bowling and skating are just a few of the fun field trips we offer. The Kidz Klub especially enjoys visiting …. to read, play games , and cook with their residents. Visits with the Humane Society not only teach the students about animals and pets, but also provides them the opportunity to give back to our community.

$ 105/week (2nd Child/Siblings: $100/wk)

Mom also goes to kindergarten | Article (younger group) on the topic:

Consultation for parents:

Adaptation: “Mom also goes to kindergarten”

(Advice for parents during the adaptation period)

Prepared by:

Kishko O. A.

Magadan 2018

To kindergarten with a child.

In our twenty-thirty-forty years we suddenly go back in time and again cross the threshold of the kindergarten – this time not as little girls, but as adults called “mothers”. But just like many years ago, we are shy in front of the teachers and cry the same way, parting at the kindergarten door with the most precious creature in the world – our child. Many books and articles have been written about how difficult the period of adaptation to kindergarten for a baby is. But often, mothers of a tiny creature are also subjected to severe stress.

Not only the baby is preparing for his first day in a new team. Mom also needs to prepare well so that the first day does not become chaotic, so that everything goes as smoothly as possible, as much as possible!

So, talk to the teacher or head of the kindergarten in advance. She will dictate to you a list of what you need to have with you on the first and subsequent days. The list may include: disposable diapers (if your child is still small), spare sets of clothes, towels, bed linen, hairbrush, change of shoes, panties or tights, socks, as well as a certificate from a doctor, possibly including information about vaccinations, money , checks or receipts for payment and much more. Bedding and towels you may be asked to sign, embroider the name or initials of the child, or sew on a tag with his name.

Also find out what time to bring the baby, whether late arrivals are allowed, what is the group schedule, what children are fed and what is the meal and sleep schedule. In advance, try to bring your child’s regimen closer to the kindergarten regimen, gradually change his diet so that it is more or less similar to the food in the garden.

Make all arrangements in advance. The night before, put together the necessary things, decide what your child will wear (if he is big enough, give him a choice) and what things he will take as spares.

Set an alarm so that there is enough time in the morning for all preparations. Think in advance which road you will walk or drive to the kindergarten, how long it takes and when you need to leave the house.

Remember, or rather write down, all the questions you want to ask the teacher, do not forget to remind her that you leave his favorite toy, pacifier or water bottle in the child’s backpack.

Prepare the children’s wardrobe in advance, consult with the teacher and parents of other children. Most likely, dresses will not be welcome – sitting on the sand, the girl will get her panties or diapers dirty. Also not very comfortable trousers

on straps and “bodysuit” – it will be inconvenient for the teacher to change the diaper, and the older child will not be able to undress on his own to sit on the potty. Too

expensive clothes that require special care can quickly become unusable from collision with sand, plasticine, paints and soups. It is best to buy shoes with a Velcro fastener, then the child will quickly learn to take it off and put it on.

If the baby is still small and does not know how to use the potty, try to teach him to report that he did it. Otherwise, the teacher may notice what happened only after a few hours, and redness will appear on the child’s skin. If your baby walks “on the big” regularly at the same time, warn the teacher about this.

Be sure to get to know all the teachers in the group in advance, remember their names. Try to communicate with them as kindly as possible, avoid conflicts over trifles, otherwise their irritation towards you can be transferred to the child.

Write down all the telephone numbers of the kindergarten, but in no case do not abuse it – call only by prior arrangement with the teacher at the exact time that she will call you, or in an emergency.

Make sure the caregiver has a list of all your phone numbers (home, work, mobile, husband’s, grandma’s, etc.) in case she needs you urgently.

If your child is allergic to a particular food or medicine, be sure to let the nursery staff know and make sure this information is recorded correctly and clearly.

Often a child chooses one of all the teachers and sees in her a temporary replacement for his mother. Try to find out who exactly he prefers, and communicate with her as much as possible – then you will be able to hear a lot of cute details about your baby.

Mom’s heart breaks at the sound of the child’s desperate crying. Especially when this crying accompanies her every morning for several weeks and resounds in her memory all day. You have to go through this if you really need a kindergarten, otherwise you shouldn’t even start! Leaving – leave. Do not poison your soul by watching the site from behind the fence or eavesdropping under the door. By the way, children most often quickly calm down immediately after the mother disappears from sight.

The first days and even weeks can be difficult – the child may refuse to eat “kindergarten” food, sleep poorly during the day, get very tired, cry a lot, look lethargic and depressed … The natural feelings of any mother are pity, compassion and perhaps even guilt for the suffering caused.

How to cope with such a condition? First, be confident and consistent in your decision. Be optimistic yourself and infect others with this

optimism. Do not show your child your anxiety. Share experiences with your husband, your or his parents, girlfriends and colleagues on

work. You will hear many comforting stories about how children got used to kindergarten and then did not want to leave. You will be surprised to find that after a few years, parents generally hardly remember the difficulties of the first days of attending kindergarten. If you yourself attended kindergarten, try to remember your childhood – many adults remember only the last couple of years before school, and their memories include only games and matinees. The pain of parting with parents is not remembered. If you remember any negative moments, think about how you can help your child cope with them, what did you expect from your parents when you were a child.

Don’t transfer your negative childhood experience onto your baby. If you felt bad in the kindergarten, the children offended you or the teachers were cruel, unfair, this does not mean that your child will go the same way. After all, times are different now, conditions are different, and for sure you have found the best kindergarten of all possible options.

Do not make mistakes and do not take breaks in visiting – a week at home will not only not help the baby adapt to kindergarten, but will also show him that there is another option that can be pursued with all your might.

Of course, it will be very difficult for a mother who has been sitting at home with her child since the birth and practically did not leave for 3 years even for a few hours, it will be very difficult to come to terms with the fact that she does not know what her baby is doing at the moment. At home, she will feel empty and lonely without the clatter of little feet, the roar of toys, the laughter or crying of her own little man.

Even a working woman will be worried, even though she used to leave her child for a whole day. But while the baby is at home with his grandmother or nanny, the mother is constantly aware of their activities, she can often call home, and in the evening she receives a detailed report on the day she has lived, on each achievement of the child and on each of his “gangster” tricks. After a day in kindergarten, the mother will, of course, receive a brief report from the teacher, but it will most likely include only a few dry facts about how and what the child ate (or did not eat), how much he slept, etc. The vocabulary of young children is limited, so it will not be possible for the mother to wait for a clear and similar story from the child himself about the day he lived.

It won’t be long before you think your baby’s behavior has changed. He became more capricious. In the evenings, you can expect unexpected tantrums with or without a reason, scandals accompanied by screaming, crying, throwing objects, etc. Some parents may be horrified at the sight of such a drastic change and blame the kindergarten for it.

There may be several reasons. Firstly, indeed, adaptation to the kindergarten is a big stress for the baby, his nerves are tense, and they need a release. In addition, surrounded by strangers, the baby often tries to restrain

negative emotions, so that they splash out only in the evening on the parents’ heads.

Another reason for the “bad” behavior of the baby may be … his age. Everyone has heard of the famous “two-year-old crisis”. The kindergarten can speed up the growing up of the child, and this very crisis will fall on your head without warning, along with the problems of adapting the crumbs in the team.

The only piece of advice that can be given to parents of a “terrible two-year-old” during this period is patience, patience and more patience. Remember that it is very difficult for a small person, try to help him cope with emotions, do not provoke him once again, try to keep a calm atmosphere in the house. If the child is still small and does not speak very well, help him express his feelings, ask questions that he can answer (with words or gestures) “yes” or “no”.

Such moments can be very difficult for a mother. She may feel abandoned – just yesterday her baby was a small, warm, devoted lump, every minute in need of her mother, and suddenly he turns into a screaming evil monster, pushing her hands away and not wanting to listen to persuasions and words of consolation. Don’t despair and be patient.

The main thing is to remember that this is still the same baby. Spend all your free time with him, hug him more, lie down and sit next to him, whisper his favorite song in his ear. Take him to your bed for a couple of nights, of course, if this is acceptable to you – and you will see that the same tiny person who was once born thanks to you was next to him.

You will quickly notice the positive impact of the kindergarten on the development of the child. He will become more independent, learn to eat, dress and put on his own shoes, roll down the hill and climb onto the chair himself. He will bring new words, new facial expressions and gestures from the kindergarten. Do not be sad, once it should have happened, your chick gradually spreads its wings and tries to fly out of the warm and soft mother’s nest. Good luck, baby!

References: V.N. Volchkova, N.V. Stepanova, Voronezh – 2007

“The system of educating the individuality of preschoolers” pp. 32-36

Adaptation of the child: 10 rules for parents

Is your child going to kindergarten? All parents would like this stage to pass easily, calmly, so that the baby would immediately go to kindergarten with pleasure and without screaming. But this happens quite rarely. More often, children cry for the first few days or weeks, they do not want to let their mother go. And there is nothing unusual about this. For a child, starting kindergarten is stressful. And our task is to soften it so that it goes unnoticed and without unpleasant consequences. To make the adaptation of the child in our kindergarten as easy and fast as possible, apply 10 rules:

1) One or two weeks before the start of kindergarten, accustom the child to the regimen established in the kindergarten and introduce dishes prepared in kindergarten into the child’s diet.

Thus, will be less by 2 stress points. The child should get used to waking up in the morning (for example, at 7:00), sleeping in the afternoon from 13:00, having breakfast and lunch at about the same time as in the garden. Then it will be easier for him to get used to his conditions. It is advisable to limit the first visits to kindergarten in time: no more than 2 hours. The child’s psyche is very quickly overloaded with impressions, so this time is enough for a start. During the week, it is worth gradually increasing the time of stay.

2) Teach self care skills

Try to teach your child to dress, undress, eat with a spoon, wean from disposable diapers. Of course, if you have to send your child to kindergarten at a very early age, then these skills may not yet be formed at a sufficient level. The main thing is that the child wants and tries to do it on his own, and also knows how to ask for help.

3) Form a positive attitude towards kindergarten

Never scare a child with a nursery school. Phrases such as: “Calm down, otherwise I’ll take you to the garden”, “Here you go to the kindergarten – you’ll see!” are able to form in the child the installation that the garden is bad and should be avoided by all means. Do not use phrases containing a negative for the child (“And in the garden you will have to eat this!”, “Here you go to the kindergarten, and there you have to share with the children!”) Talk about the kindergarten, walk around it, watch the children on its playground, commenting on everything you see. Do not deceive the child! Speak like it is.

4) Teach your child to let go of his mother, to play independently with toys.

Of course, not everyone has this opportunity, but it’s good if the child has a regular experience that the mother is absent for several hours, and the baby at this time stays with the father, grandmother, nanny. Children who have never separated from their mother, as well as those who have had a bad experience of such a separation, may take longer to adapt to kindergarten.

5) Teach communication skills

Show your child how to share toys, how to ask for a toy, how to address adults. These skills will be useful to him in the kindergarten group from the very first day.

Before visiting kindergarten, we recommend that you come to our centers for classes in “Mom and Baby” groups. This will allow the child already at an early age: to learn how to interact with other children; find out what an occupation is; understand that it is necessary to listen and hear adults.

6) Communicate with kindergarten teachers with respect and kindness

The child is very attentive to your emotions, reactions, behavior. So he treats other people the way you treat them, he accepts your attitude. Therefore, when coming to kindergarten for the first time, the child should feel and understand that the teacher is a “good aunt”, because her mother is friendly, calm and friendly with her.

7) Be sure to say goodbye, do not run away, leaving the child

This applies not only to kindergarten, but also to any moments of parting. It is much easier for a child to understand that mom is coming and will be back soon, and not where mom suddenly disappeared. In the latter case, the children begin to invent that their mother left them and will never return. Then tears, worries, tantrums begin, unwillingness to let go of mom for a second.

8) Give your child more attention, warmth, affection

For a child who has started going to kindergarten, pay more attention, warmth, affection, hug more, show your love, spend more time together. In this way, you compensate for the lack of communication with mom during the day and once again convince that mom continues to love, and does not leave her in the garden, because she no longer loves.

9) If it is difficult for a child to part with his mother, let one of the other relatives (dad, grandmother, etc. ) be taken to kindergarten

This is not always possible, but it is advisable to follow this rule at least at first. Remember, the child feels your anxiety! So standing outside the group door and listening to what’s going on there, walking around the garden and “looking in the windows” won’t do you any good. A child who feels his mother’s anxiety or fear begins to be afraid himself and think that something unpleasant can happen to him in the garden. For such a child, the adaptation period may not end for a very long time – until the mother calms down and releases her feelings.

10) Accept the child’s feelings

Avoid notations, persuasion. If a child cries in the garden, misses his mother, never forbid his feelings, do not immediately try to convince that these feelings are in vain. Just accept them, show that you understand that it’s okay to feel that way. Say: “Yes, I see you missed / missed you a lot!” “You were scared, sad, sad…”, “You want to cry, cry!” More details about the reflection and acceptance of children’s feelings can be found in the book by Yu.

Daycare texas city: Daycare, Preschool & Child Care Centers in Texas City, TX

Опубликовано: March 31, 2023 в 10:41 am

Автор: alexxlab

Категории: Miscellaneous

Child Care Centers and Preschools in Texas City TX

Child development centers in Texas City vary in size as well as in scope. While some offer progressive curriculums and the latest advancements for preschools, others are more intimate daycare centers that take a more relaxed approach to childcare.
Whatever your priorities, finding the right daycare center for your child is important. We’ve made the seemingly overwhelming task easier by collecting basic information such as size, location, and licensing information for child development centers in Texas City into a single location.
Simply click on the links below to learn more about Texas City childcare centers that are dedicated to providing families with safe, quality childcare.
You can also read reviews about various childcare providers to learn more about which is the right choice for your family. We always welcome comments and corrections, to better the browsing experience on our site.

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Just 4 Kids

Texas City, TX 77590 | (409) 943-4131

At Just 4 Kids staff members are well trained in Child Development, and have more than 10 plus years in child care experience. Staff members are also highly trained in CPR and First Aid.

Step By Step Learning Academy

Texas City, TX 77590 | (409) 795-7704

Step By Step Learning Academy offers full time care in a learning environment.

A Brighter Day Quality Learning Center

Texas City, TX 77591 | (409) 943-5530

A Brighter Day Quality Learning Center is committed to instilling a life-long love for learning, while providing a nurturing atmosphere that helps promote self image and self esteem in all children. We offer Quality child care that you can depend on.

COM Child Development Lab

Texas City, TX 77591 | (409) 938-1211

COM’s Child Development Lab School, which opened in September 1985, is designed, equipped and staffed as a model of excellent group care and education for young children. Its primary purpose is to provide the best possible lab/field experience site …

First Class Learning Center

Texas City, TX 77590 | (409) 945-3276

First Class Learning Center is a Licensed Center – Child Care Program in Texas City TX, with a maximum capacity of 160 children. This child care center helps with children in the age range of Infant, Toddler, Pre-Kindergarten, School. The provider d …

Raising Stars Academy

Texas City, TX 77591 | (409) 986-4320

In the simplest terms, RSLC provides educational child care with a “home away from home” like feeling. But our commitment to children doesn’t stop there. We are passionate about providing your child with the tools they need to be successful in all …

Texas City Martial Arts LLC

Texas City, TX 77590 | (409) 948-3656

Texas City Martial Arts LLC is a Licensed Center – School Age Program in Texas City TX, with a maximum capacity of 66 children. This child care center helps with children in the age range of Pre-Kindergarten, School. The provider also participates i …

Vickies Hidden Treasures

Texas City, TX 77591 | (409) 995-0825

Vickies Hidden Treasures is a Licensed Center – Child Care Program in TEXAS CITY TX, with a maximum capacity of 105 children. This child care center helps with children in the age range of Infant, Toddler, Pre-Kindergarten, School. The provider also …

Childworks Texas City

Texas City, TX 77590 | (409) 948-3966

Childworks Texas City is a Licensed Center – Child Care Program in Texas City TX, with a maximum capacity of 148 children. This child care center helps with children in the age range of Infant, Toddler, Pre-Kindergarten, School. The provider also pa …

Funtastic Friends Academy, LLC

Texas City, TX 77590 | (409) 466-2732

Funtastic Friends Academy, LLC is a Licensed Center – Child Care Program in TEXAS CITY TX, with a maximum capacity of 24 children. This child care center helps with children in the age range of Toddler, Pre-Kindergarten. The provider also participat …

Growing Tree Learning Center

Texas City, TX 77590 | (409) 655-5370

Growing Tree Learning Center is a Licensed Center – Child Care Program in TEXAS CITY TX, with a maximum capacity of 102 children. This child care center helps with children in the age range of Infant, Toddler, Pre-Kindergarten, School. The provider …

Royalties Childcare

Texas City, TX 77590 | (409) 996-1292

Royalties Childcare is a Licensed Center – Child Care Program in TEXAS CITY TX, with a maximum capacity of 68 children. This child care center helps with children in the age range of Infant, Toddler, Pre-Kindergarten, School. The provider also parti …

St. Mary of the Miraculous Medal Early Childhood Center

Texas City, TX 77590 | (409) 739-5263

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Funny kid survey questions: 250 Funny Who is Most Likely To Questions to Ask Family & Friends

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250 Funny Who is Most Likely To Questions to Ask Family & Friends

The #1 List of Who’s Most Likely to Questions!

These who is most likely to questions are hilarious and will get your entire group laughing and joking. It’s a great way to connect with your kids, friends, partner, or colleagues in a lighthearted way!

How to Play This Unique Game

First, there are two ways to play this game.

1. Go down the list and read the questions to an individual person (take turns answering) or a group.

2. Write down 15 questions on small pieces of paper. To play, a person draws a question out of a bowl and reads it. Then…

One person in the group answers, and that person is the next to pick a question out of the bowl.
OR everyone in the group writes who they think is most likely to on a piece of paper. The person who picked the question reads the answers aloud and the group decides on the person.

Note: The following questions are meant to be positive! You never want to play a game that leaves someone feeling bad about themselves. With that said, if you think a question will cause conflict or anxiety, do a different question instead!

Here’s What’s in the Most Likely to Questions:

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Fun & Clean Questions for Kids, Teens, & Family

First, these who is most likely to questions are perfect for your next family night, a road trip, or a group of kids that want to play an easy game.

1. Who’s most likely to finish eating first?

2. Who’s the most likely to talk in their sleep?

3. Who is most likely to have a messy room?

4. Who is most likely to become a vegetarian?

5. Who is most likely to cheer another person up?

6. Who is most likely to eat with their hands?

7. Who is the most likely to take forever to make a decision?

8. Who is most likely to be picky about their food?

9. Who’s the most likely to not know what day it is?

10. Who is most likely to wear their shirt backwards?

11. Who’s most likely to eavesdrop on a conversation?

12. Who’s most likely to build an epic fort?

13. Who is most likely to stop the car on a road trip to go pee?

14. Who is most likely to get the whole family in trouble?

15. Who is most likely to eat food off the floor?

16. Who is the most likely to sing along to car music?

17. Who is the most likely to climb a mountain?

18. Who is the most likely to want to see the ocean?

19. Who is the most likely to get sick? – And who is the least likely to get sick?

20. Who is most likely to want to pet a dog walking by?

21. Who is most likely to make a mess?

22. Who is the most likely to talk someone’s ear off?

23. Who is most likely to have 10 dirty cups in their room?

24. Who is most likely to save their money?

25. Who is the most likely to design their own dream house?

26. Who is the most likely to wear shorts on a freezing day?

27. Who is most likely to win in a snowball fight?

28. Who is most likely to complete a dare?

29. Who is most likely to eat all of their Halloween candy right away?

30. Who is the most likely to stay up all night?

31. Who is the most likely to lose something important?

32. Who is most likely to be late?

33. Who is most likely to not change their clothes for a week?

34. Who’s most likely to do their chores first?

35. Who is most likely to be up first on Christmas morning?

36. Who is the most likely to invent something?

37. Who is most likely to push the boundaries between a truth and a lie?

38. Who is most likely to argue with their parents?

39. Who is most likely to slam the door when mad?

40. Who is most likely to put an empty container back in the pantry?

41. Who is most likely to take a ridiculously long shower?

42. Who is most likely to write the next Harry Potter?

43. Who is most likely to work for the CIA?

44. Who is most likely to become a famous artist?

45. Who is most likely to be president one day?

46. Who is most likely to become a professional athlete?

47. Who is most likely to become a comedian?

48. Who is most likely to lead a protest?

49. Who is most likely to win a Grammy?

50. Who is most likely to be a professional gamer?

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Good Most Likely to Questions For Adults

Next, these are for the grownups and make excellent questions to ask friends!

51. Who is most likely to forget someone’s birthday?

52. Who is the more likely to get lost?

53. Who is most likely to become rich and famous?

54. Who is most likely to be on Broadway?

55. Who is most likely to quit their job and become a painter?

56. Who is most likely to break a world record?

57. Who’s most likely to spill a secret?

58. Who is most likely to prank you?

59. Who is more likely to get into a fight on the internet?

60. Who is most likely to fall (or do something clumsy) in public?

61. Who is most likely to lock their key in the car?

62. Who is most likely to be asked for ID at the liquor store?

63. Who is most likely to save the Earth?

64. Who is more likely to start a bar fight?

65. Who is most likely to have a weird phobia?

66. Who is most likely to become internet famous?

67. Who is the most likely to break their phone?

68. Who is the most likely to answer the phone on the first ring?

69. Who is the least likely to answer the phone?

70. Who is most likely to stand up for the underdog?

71. Who is most likely to write a book?

72. Who is most likely to be a billionaire?

73. Who is most likely to marry someone they just met?

74. Who is most likely to give all of their belongings away?

75. Who is most likely to sleep through a natural disaster?

76. Who is most likely to get a tattoo?

77. Who is most likely to get a piercing?

78. Who’s most likely to own the most pets?

79. Who’s most likely to keep their opinions to themselves?

80. Who’s most likely to have medicine on hand?

Need a Tylenol or a Tums? This person always seems to have it.

81. Who is most likely to create a charitable organization?

82. Who is most likely to share a funny meme?

83. Who is most likely to be drinking at 3:00 pm?

84. Who’s most likely to binge-watch an entire show in a day (or weekend)?

85. Who is most likely to be out on the dance floor first?

86. Who is most likely to live in a big city?

87. Who is most likely to live in the country?

88. Who is most likely to go live in another country?

89. Who is most likely to go into a rage in public?

90. Who is the most likely to be allergic to an animal?

91. Who is most likely to make a friend out of a stranger?

92. Who is the most likely to give up their seat to a stranger on a bus?

93. Who is most likely to live to be 100?

94. Who is most likely to cry at romantic movies?

95. Who is more likely to sue someone?

96. Who is the most likely to change their name?

97. Who is most likely to move back in with their parents?

98. Who is the most likely to own their own business?

99. Who is most likely to fret over the small stuff?

100. Who’s most likely to “fake it until they make it.”

The Best Funny Who’s Most Likely To Questions

Juicy, crazy, and silly – it’s the name of the game with these fun questions!

101. Who is most likely to be on a reality show?

102. Who is most likely to survive a zombie apocalypse?

103. Who is likely the first one to go in a zombie apocalypse?

104. Who is most likely to stalk their favorite celebrity?

105. Who is most likely to eat something gross?

106. Who is most likely to fake their own death?

107. Who is most likely to become a ninja?

108. Who is the most likely to wander off in a forest?

109. Who is most likely to live in a haunted house?

110. Who is more likely to enjoy living alone in the wilderness?

111. Who is most likely to dye their hair a crazy color?

112. Who is most likely to laugh during a serious moment?

113. Who is the most likely to try to tame a wild animal?

114. Who is most likely to go skinny dipping?

115. Who is the most likely to peek at a present ahead of time?

116. Who is the most likely to greet aliens if they landed on Earth?

117. Who is most likely to go into outer space?

118. Who is most likely to quietly take over the world?

119. Who is most likely to hurt themselves doing something boring?

120. Who’s most likely to scream at a spider?

121. Who is most likely to become a priest or a nun?

122. Who’s most likely to take a secret to the grave?

123. Who is most likely to wear mismatched shoes?

124. Who’s most likely to refuse to watch a horror movie with you?

125. Who is most likely to watch a horror movie by themselves at night?

Crazy people, that’s who.

126. Who is the most likely to secretly be in a rock band?

127. Who’s most likely to own an illegal business?

128. Who’s most likely to eat dog food? Or cat food?

129. Who’s the most likely to get chased by a dog?

130. Who’s more likely to have a weird collection in their basement?

131. Who is most likely to get away with murder?

132. Who’s most likely to yell at the tv during sports games or movies?

133. Who is most likely to survive the Hunger Games?

134. Who’s most likely to win a fart contest?

135. Who’s the most likely to win a pie-eating contest?

136. Who’s most likely to faint?

137. Who is more likely to become an evil scientist?

138. Who’s most likely to embarrass themselves in public?

139. Who is the most likely to NOT celebrate their birthday?

140. Who is the most likely to live a double life?

141. Who’s most likely to scare off a burglar?

142. Who’s most likely to completely lose it on a roller coaster?

143. Most likely to talk their way out of a speeding ticket?

144. Who is most likely to be a rapper?

145. Who is likely the one who lied the most on their driver’s license information?

146. Who is most likely to have an embarrassing hidden tattoo or piercing?

147. Who is most likely to make a fantastic superhero?

148. Who is most likely to be caught lying?

This is where a poker face comes in handy!

149. Who is most likely to have something named after them?

Could be a monument….could be a disease, you just never know.

150. Who’s most likely to secretly be a vampire?

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Who is Most Likely to Questions For Couples

Next, use these questions for your next date night with your partner. You’ll find a few flirty questions to get the spark going!

151. Who is most likely to want to adopt a child?

152. Who is most likely to fall asleep on a date?

153. Who is most likely the best kisser?

154. Who is most likely to be handsy in a public place?

155. Who is most likely to sleep in on a Sunday?

156. Who is most likely to order dessert at a restaurant?

157. Who is more likely to make the first move?

158. Who is most likely to hold a grudge?

159. Who is most likely to say “sorry” after a fight?

160. Who is most likely to be romantic?

161. Who is the most likely to want to try weird things?

162. Who’s more likely to be loud?

163. Who’s most likely to want to do a challenge together?

164. Who is most likely to want to do the same old thing again?

165. Who is most likely to run a marathon? (See other interesting bucket list ideas HERE)

166. Who is most likely to make an amazing cocktail?

167. Who is most likely to do the talking in a group setting?

168. Who is most likely to buy something on sale?

“But it was on sale!” they say.

169. Who is most likely to skip a meal without realizing it?

170. Who’s the most likely to say “I love you” first?

171. Who is most likely to fall asleep the fastest?

172. Who’s most likely to not be able to find something?

173. Who’s most likely to raid the fridge late at night?

174. Who is more likely to want another child?

Or, if you don’t have kids…”who is most likely to want to have children?”

175. Who is more likely to forget your Anniversary?

176. Who’s the most likely to want to make out on the beach?

177. Who is most likely to plan a trip?

178. Who is the most likely to be involved in a scandal?

179. Who’s the most likely to want to vacation with another couple?

180. Who is most likely to walk around naked (or in their undies) in their own home when alone?

181. Who is most likely to want to be alone?

182. Who’s most likely to keep something years after they actually used it?

183. Who is more likely to exercise every day?

184. Who’s most likely to yell in public?

185. Who’s most likely to say “we can walk“?

186. Who’s most likely to try new foods?

187. Who is most likely to listen to old-school music?

188. Who is most likely to turn a friendly game into a competitive one?

189. Who is most likely to go out on the town with friends?

190. Who is the most likely to have a fetish?

191. Who’s most likely to swear a lot during a fight?

192. Who is more likely to get arrested?

193. Who is more likely to plan date night?

194. Who’s most likely to forget what you said 5 minutes ago?

195. Who’s most likely to want a surprise birthday party?

196. Who is more likely to skip brushing their teeth?

197. Who is most likely to quit their job and want to travel the world?

198. Who’s more likely to forget to pick the kids up from school?

199. Who is most likely to send a sweet (or not) text message?

200. Who is most likely to eat out rather than cook?

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Colleagues Who’s More Likely to Questions

And finally, these questions are amazing to ask coworkers at work! You could even make “work awards” out of your answers.

201. Who is most likely to have their schedule mapped out and color-coded?

202. Who’s most likely to respond to your email in .3 seconds?

203. Who is the most likely to be dressed to the nines?

204. Who is most likely to be wearing sweats?

Even if that person calls them “black pants.”

205. Who’s the most likely to give the best advice?

206. Who is the most likely to be pushing the dress code limits?

207. Who is the most likely to meet an insane deadline?

208. Who is the most likely to know the office gossip?

209. Who is more likely to have a clean desk?

210. Who is the most likely to have the messiest desk?

211. Who’s most likely to schedule a meeting at 4:45 pm?

212. Who’s the most likely to have holiday decorations at their desk?

213. Who’s the most likely to be checking the sports game scores during the day?

214. Who’s most likely to help you in a pinch?

This person is always willing to give a helping hand when you need it.

215. Who’s most likely to take the stairs to work?

216. Who’s the person who is most likely to be calm in a difficult situation?

217. Who is most likely to know all the best shows and movies?

218. Who is most likely to have a great book recommendation?

219. Who is the most likely to be eating a gourmet lunch?

No pb&j for this person, only the best will do.

220. Who’s most likely to organize, plan, and host work events?

221. Who is the most likely to come up with a creative idea?

222. Who is most likely to be a minimalist?

223. Who’s most likely to take incredible notes?

Sure, you can’t make the meeting, but you know this person will have your back!

224. Who’s most likely to stay on budget?

Even when you think it’s impossible, this person can make it happen.

225. Who is the most likely to own a beach house?

226. Who’s most likely to be drinking coffee (at all hours)?

227. Who is most likely to set a goal and achieve it?

228. Who’s most likely to ask a thought-provoking question?

This person seems to always know how to get the room thinking in a different way.

229. Who’s most likely to know everyone in the office?

This social butterfly is on a first-name basis with every single person.

230. Who is most likely to be in a bowling league?

231. Who is most likely to find an out-of-the-box solution?

232. Who’s more likely to have a side hustle?

233. Who is the most likely to arrive early to work?

234. Who’s more likely to avoid meetings?

235. Who is most likely to make work fun?

236. Who’s most likely to change locations while they work?

This person enjoys moving around and working in different spots.

237. Who’s most likely to fix your tech problems?

Everyone has them. And there’s always someone you can ask who’s tech-savvy.

238. Who’s most likely to give you an amazing pep talk?

Motivation running low? This person knows just what to say to get you moving!

239. Who is the most likely to have good candy at their desk?

240. Who is most likely to be multitasking at any given moment?

241. Who’s most likely to be so focused that you can’t distract them?

242. Who’s most likely to be trying something new?

243. Who’s most likely to work out after work?

244. Who’s most likely to have the most unread emails?

245. Who’s most likely to know where the good snacks are?

There’s always one person who knows where the good stuff is.

246. Who is most likely to take the best vacations on their days off?

247. Who is the most likely to not give up on a project?

248. Who’s most likely to work with the same company for a long time?

249. Who’s the most likely to find something to celebrate?

250. Who’s most likely to never work in the office again?

A great question for all of those new work-from-home people now.

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