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How does the soul of a child choose its parents? — Alexander Fomin on vc.
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Today I want to start with one parable. A young couple, they gave birth to a child, came to the sage and asked him a question. So we gave birth to a child and wanted to learn from you how to raise him, where to start. The sage looked at them, says you are 9 months late. There is such a period, it is called the programming phase – this period is 9months before conception. Conception itself – 9 months – is in the mother’s tummy. Next is the birth of a child. Period up to a year of the child. This is the programming phase.
Very often during the sessions we work on relationships with children: mother and child, when mother cannot find a common language with the child, when the child, well, does not perform that function or does not perceive information from parents or attached, very often sick, that’s all of us very often work through the sessions. And all this is very much influenced by the programming phase – this is the programming phase that starts the process in the child even before he is conceived.
That is, how are his parents, what state are they in, and why did they create a couple, and what role will the child play in their life? What is this child for? Who is this child for? And in the future, the child begins to work on these programs. Julia is with us, let’s see how this phase works.
The soul of a child before conception 9 months.
This period before conception is 9 months before the conception of a child. How does it affect the child in the future. Where is the soul of a child? Who is he with? How? How is he attracted? This is how the soul is attracted to parents? Come on, Julia, let’s see this moment. Here’s to conception 9months, how does it happen, how do the condition of the parents influence in order to attract the child?
– Well, now there is information that the soul is really, it is in the field of parents, in the field of the father, about a year before conception, there is such a rapprochement, I would even say how the fields merge, the souls of the child and parents. This is the time the child’s soul is with dad. Even regardless of whether dad and mom knew each other at that time. There is such, one might say, as a kind of acquaintance occurs.
— Acquaintance with the father, it turns out, right?
– With father. It just goes that the birth conception scenario is known in advance. That is why, even before conception, there is some kind of acquaintance with the parents.
— And if this man, he has not yet decided which of the women to start a family with? Here he has two women, for one he has some deep feelings, and the other, let’s say, sympathy, and he has, let’s say, sex with both one and the other. Is it at this moment that the child chooses his mother?
Before pregnancy planning
– Yes, it is already selected. That is, already at the moment when a child comes to his father, he comes to his father, yes, but his mother gives birth! Yes? That is, this scenario is already known in advance. Just as the circumstances develop, they can develop in different ways, but to a greater extent they were known. And now there is information that there was such a period, this period is already ending, which is right to formulate correctly, this is when a tough scenario worked, and according to which souls went to incarnation. Here’s a tough script – a tough program. That is, this period is already ending, and in principle, if this still happens, then these are isolated cases. And now there is a period when the soul does not go to incarnation just like that. Let’s just say, there are no coincidences.
— These two women, and one of them wants this man, and she wants me to get pregnant from him, and then the child would unite us and he wouldn’t run away from me anywhere. What then? How then is the child? How is it for a child.
-I understood that. Now I will tell you that the soul is burdened. The soul of the child becomes heavy. This responsibility that the mother has taken upon herself, the decision that the mother makes, and for this decision the responsibility lies with the child, he becomes burdened and programs are turned on that make his fate more difficult. Here they are with such a burden on him.
– so this woman put the responsibility on the child, right?
Yes.
-Okay, let’s say IVF. We had women who did IVF up to seven times. 1st time failed, 2nd time failed, 3rd time failed. And now a woman walks and she just wants to give birth, just to give birth. All my friends gave birth, but I didn’t give birth, for whom does she give birth then? It turns out that she gives birth for her friends, for her status, in order to establish that she is a woman.
-Yes, for that too. Here you can immediately see that the child is strongly attached to the mother, becomes very strongly, as it were, behind the mother. When conception occurs, satisfaction, the soul is also responsible for the mother’s decision. Begins to adopt mother’s fate. Very close to mother.
-Subsequently, the child grows up, and he cannot tear himself away from his mother? He does not let her go, or he is always there, or now he needs to be close to his mother.
-This can be expressed in two ways: and the child may want to be close to his mother, just not let go, or vice versa: the resistance will be so strong that he cannot be with his mother, but at the same time, when he cannot be with his mother he gets sick. That is, subconsciously, he leaves his mother, moves away so as not to be around. The same is monitored even for adult children, if there are these programs, and the strong responsibility of the child for the decision of the parents, in particular the mother, then the child tries to run away from the mother, run away from her, but then he becomes ill, gets sick, he feels devastated or the relationship doesn’t work out. This can even apply to different areas of life.
— Is there such a thing that the child begins to fulfill the goals of the parents?
— Yes, there is such a thing as living a life other than your own. Continue to live the life of a mother or the life of his parents.
The child is the protector of the pregnant mother
— That is, at this moment he makes some decision for himself?
— As a rule, often this is a decision to protect mother, to be close to mother, to be support and protection for mother. And this is a very heavy burden for a child – a very heavy burden that affects later his adult life.
— And this happens unconsciously, doesn’t it?
— Yes, it happens unconsciously. for a child, that is the task of adults, as future parents, to be responsible for themselves for what happens in their lives, for their decisions, for their actions and in every possible way to fence off the unborn child, from troubles or from conflicts or from some kind of anxiety. In this regard, it can be recommended, if the mother is pregnant, and some conflict situations occur, to tell the child that I am an adult, I can handle it, and you are a child, you are small. The child cannot be responsible for the actions and decisions of an adult. This works very powerfully and sobers up the parents themselves, the mother herself and calls her to responsibility for her life.
– If the mother needed support, then the child becomes support for her, and if the mother hated the child like the father of the child, they, for example, separated, or she simply became pregnant from a man. She doesn’t need a child, but she will give birth to him in the future, and will the child’s attitude towards her, her mother, be such a rejection?
— Yes, there will be such rejection. Because a woman projects her attitude towards her husband, or towards a man onto her child, and then the child already fulfills a role that is not his, he is in the wrong place, and like it or not, this burden is placed on him. This role is according to his position.
– In terms of loneliness, a woman is afraid of being alone, she has this fear and in the future she cannot untie the child, she cannot go to the kitchen or go to the toilet there. The child runs after her, the child is constantly next to her. Could it work like this?
— No, that can work that way too. I’ll even say more, such programs of strong attachment between parents, between mother, for the most part, between mother and child, they provoke allergic and strong reactions in the future. That is, at first, the mother is strongly attached to the child, she is in anxiety for him or in worries, or in fear. She takes care of him over-dimensionally, the child gets used to it, but it is clear that life develops in such a way that the child grows up, some kind of separation must occur, but the child is not ready. And when there is separation, separation, the mother needs to go to work or even literally go out somewhere – to the store or to devote some time for herself, the child is not ready. And such a separation for the child becomes very dramatic. Often this is accompanied by severe allergic reactions.
— Thus, the child, the personality itself, becomes disposed towards certain illnesses, jobs, worldview, all this is obtained due to the mood, due to the state of his parents.
Conception phase
Yes. I want to go back a little to the Pre-Conception Phase. Why does this affect the child so much? Since the soul is close to her parents, she is already absorbing the state of her father and mother. That is, the state in which dad is, for example, if we take a scenario when a man could not decide for a long time which girl he should connect his life with. He likes one and loves the other. And the one I promised. And she doesn’t know what to say. Imagine the state of this man, he is at a loss, uncertainty. And the same state absorbs the soul of the unborn child through the field structures.
And even if the parents are still unfamiliar for some time, but it already exists, it happens with dad, then mom already enters the field of the father and the field of the future family, let’s say, and the mother’s state – it also affects the future child. If the parents met, and there is a situation of uncertainty for the father, then the mother, even if she does not know that the future father has some kind of girlfriend, she can either feel it, or suspect, or even not know. But still, the state of anxiety will be reflected in it. And all this is prescribed by programs, like a canvas. Here such programs are prescribed on the subtle structures of the soul as a kind of canvas, thereby aggravating the fate of the unborn child.
— But mom does it, conflict?
– of course, the conflict is with both dad and mom. This is not a permitted situation.
— So it turns out, the psychological conflicts of the parents, they become the conflict of the child. Yes?
-Yes, it is because parents are part of the common field of the family, and this field already influences the formation of the future of both parents and the child. And there is nowhere to go from this. The only way out is to take a more responsible approach to the birth of children. Even for your life. Be more responsible to yourself, track your states, your thoughts, your life.
— Yulia, another moment: this phase is 9 months before conception, does it also affect the non-birth of children, that is, they cannot get pregnant?
– Suppose, if planned, the child is already in the family field. Even in the field of this kind, but their condition can provoke, such as miscarriage, then so. But if there are no children, then the problem is deeper. It is no longer only in the parents, but also in the genus. That is, in his world, is in the family. If a person lives, let’s say, on the machine, the generic program does not work subconsciously.
While the baby is in the mother’s tummy
– Good. Here is the next phase. Phase: while the child is in the mother’s tummy for these 9 months, or eight and a half, that is, in the womb. He also makes decisions there, both for mom and dad, what he needs to be, what he needs to do, what goal does he need to fulfill?
— Yes, he definitely accepts, if adults cannot make this decision, they get stuck in conflict situations, then this decision falls automatically on the child, and the child then decides what to be, whom to support, which side to take on mother’s or father’s , in most cases on the mother’s side, but it happens that the child takes the father’s side. The gestation period is already
it is clear that this is full contact between mother and child. There is a lot of information about this, and this period greatly affects the formation of the unborn child.
— On his illness, on his temperament, on his perception, on his vibratory background, on everything.
– on his well-being, well-being, happiness, luck, achievements, the opportunity to break through in this world. This also matters, as well as the birth itself. The very process of birth.
What does a child feel in the 1st year of life.
– Good. The 1st year of life is already direct interaction with the child. That is, he already, he already sees, he already feels, he already feels, he is already here in the process, in the family, with mom, with dad. And what role, what role should he play here? Is it like an anchor? Yes, this 1st year of life! This decision is the decision that he made in the womb of his mother, the child can change it, let’s say in the 1st year of life? In this phase, in this period?
– A child, while a sponge, or he is very plastic, he can change his mind, and he himself changes under the influence of his parents and the environment in which he is brought up, in which he is, that is, if the parents begin, so to speak, to get up on the true path, 9 months, or let’s say, there a year and a half before that they were somewhere in prostration, and then they realize: hopa, I had a baby. Let me do something about it. How do you learn to live with it. And they start to turn on, then yes, it’s all fixable, and everything changes.
It changes by upbringing, attitude, the environment shapes the child. I’ll even say more, looking ahead: that it’s never too late, even if your awareness turned on when your children are already teenagers, or when they already have children of their own and you want to build relationships with them, then it’s never too late. A conscious attitude, let’s say, living certain life moments correct the situation. That’s what a person lives for, so that he learns and develops.
– We will summarize. Be mindful of planning for children. As it should be, there should not be a clear understanding of why you have a child. What child will be. Dream, think, imagine who you want, who the child will be, how will he be in society? How will you be with the child, how much love are you ready to give the child – pure thoughts and pure understanding. But here awareness comes first.
— Yes, to be conscious and responsible for your life in general. And not only with regards to the birth of children.
– If you feel that something is isolated in you, there are some conflicts or unresolved issues with children, in a relationship. Mom is a child, dad is a child. We are working on these moments, we invite you. We are ready. That’s all for today. All the best, all the best.
Now you don’t belong in the bathroom: when a father should stop washing his daughter
At what age should a child wash himself
Each child is individual, and there is no certain age when he “should” be able to do something. Therefore, experts call the period for which parents can only focus.
In a conversation with Gazeta.Ru, Yulia Tokarchuk, a researcher at the Center for Interdisciplinary Research on Modern Childhood at the Moscow State University of Psychology and Education, answered this question as follows:
“The age of self-washing can only be estimated approximately: from five to seven years. It is always important to remember that every child develops at their own pace.”
At the same time, the child’s ability to perform hygiene procedures depends on several factors:
• development of fine and gross motor skills;
• the ability to coordinate one’s actions;
• knowledge of bathroom safety rules;
• understanding the consequences of one’s actions.
Ekaterina Klopotova, teacher-psychologist, candidate of psychological sciences, associate professor of the Department of Preschool Pedagogy and Psychology, Faculty of Psychology of Education, Moscow State University of Psychology and Education, explains at what age a child should learn to control his body and movements:
“Development of motor skills so that the child can not only hold slippery soap in his hands, hold a washcloth and lather himself, pour himself from the shower, but also stand confidently on a slippery surface, group up if he loses balance, is formed by the age of five or six . If this did not happen by the end of preschool age (six or seven years), it is worth consulting with a specialist.
But psychological readiness is already more individual. Psychologist Klopotova emphasizes that some of the children are ready to stay indoors as early as three years old, while for some it causes concern even at the age of ten.
In some cases, children need parental assistance regardless of their age. For example, girls cannot always cope with long hair, and a child with disabilities may not be able to do every task in the bathroom.
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How to teach your child to wash themselves
Although many children are able to wash themselves without the help of their parents from the age of five or six, do not expect it to happen overnight. It is important to teach a child to be independent in advance, and this must be done in a calm environment, without unnecessary emotions and strict requirements.
Psychologist Yuliya Tokarczuk named the age when it is good for a child to try to wash himself:
“At about the age of four, a child can be left alone in the bathroom for a while so that he can play and splash. You should visit periodically to make sure the process is safe. After making sure that the child copes with washing himself, you can agree that, after completing all the procedures, he will call you himself.
However, not all children at the age of four are ready to spend at least half a minute in the bathroom all alone. What if the child successfully copes with the task physically, but feels uncomfortable without your presence?
According to psychologist Ekaterina Klopotova, it is not worth insisting that the child get used to being in the bathroom without adults right now. There are techniques that are gentle on the child’s psyche:
“Hang up a curtain. You will be in the bathroom, and let him wash behind the curtain – this is already some experience in solving problems at a distance from an adult. Find an excuse to go out for a couple of minutes and come back. Later, arrange to go out for a longer interval, but leave the door slightly ajar.”
Parents should look for compromises that will allow them to gradually accustom their children to the absence of adults nearby. With this approach, the child will feel comfortable.
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In the process of learning, many parents encounter minor troubles – a child spills water on the floor, drops a washcloth, squeezes out as much shampoo at a time as would be enough for a week. Some adults cannot stand it and again begin to control their son or daughter in everything.
In such cases, Yuliya Tokarczuk recommends parents to be patient:
“It is logical that the child will need much more time to complete some tasks than you. However, the separation process is definitely not worth delaying because of this.”
Does the gender of the parent who washes the child matter?
“Until it starts embarrassing the son or daughter. The formation of gender-role identification is a broad age-related task and it takes place not in the bathroom, but in the daily life of the child. As soon as it begins to form, children begin to show embarrassment. From this moment on, an adult of the opposite sex should not be in the bathroom with a child, ”says Ekaterina Klopotova, Associate Professor of the Department of Preschool Pedagogy and Psychology.
As educational psychologist Yuliya Tokarchuk clarifies, girls and boys begin to feel embarrassed about parents of the opposite sex, as a rule, after three years: gender. Most often, children themselves begin to define their own boundaries. This is due to the natural need to become an autonomous person and awareness of one’s gender.”
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What will happen if you continue to wash a child of school age
Any elementary school student aged seven to take years, if we are not talking about children with disabilities, is able to independently carry out hygiene procedures. However, some parents continue to do for the child what he can handle himself.
Yuliya Tokarchuk warns of what this may lead to in the future:
“By continuing to wash a child of school age, the parent, as it were, takes his responsibility upon himself, supports his infantilism and limits his desire for independence.
Pre-Kindergarten Program – Rankin County School District
*The Rankin Parents will be notified via the U.S. Postal Service, using only the physical mailing address indicated on the application submitted of either their child’s acceptance and/or waitlist for the Pre-K program in the Rankin County School District. Notification letters are not mailed to Post Office boxes.
The Rankin County School District offers a Title I funded, free full-day program serving four-year-old children. All students must live with their parents/legal guardians within the boundaries of our district and meet all requirements for attendance in the Rankin County School District. Our students will participate in a variety of activities designed to stimulate social, emotional, physical, and cognitive growth through planned learning experiences. Each Pre-K Title I school site will consist of a max of 20 students. Our Pre-K program is limited to serving no more than 100 students (5 site locations) per school year.
McLaurin Elementary School
Pelahatchie Elementary School
Pisgah Elementary School
Puckett Elementary School
Richland Elementary School
The Rankin County School District in collaboration with Friends of Children of Mississippi, Inc. (McCall Head Start Center, New Hope Head Start Center, and St. James Head Start Center), has been awarded the State funded Early Learning Collaborative Council Cohort IV Grant from the Mississippi Department of Education. This opportunity will afford early learners in Rankin County with access to a full-day of instruction that is directly correlated to the Mississippi Early Learning Standards for Classrooms Serving Four-Year-Old Children. The Rankin County Early Learning Collaborative will offer Pre-K at each of the following sites:
Flowood Elementary School
Highland Bluff Elementary School
McCall Head Start Center
New Hope Head Start Center
Northshore Elementary School
Northwest Rankin Elementary School
Oakdale Elementary School
Rouse Elementary School
St. James Head Start Center
Steen’s Creek Elementary School
For any other additional information and/or questions, please contact Wendi Murray at [email protected] or by telephone at 601-825-5590).
APPLICATION QUALIFICATIONS
Child must be 4 years old on or before September 1.
Child and family must live in the School Zone.
Child must be completely potty trained upon submission of application.
Each child will be given a universal early learning screener to assess basic foundational skill knowledge.
Submitting an application does not guarantee acceptance into a Pre-K classroom. Applications are kept on file for review if and when a spot may become available.
REQUIRED DOCUMENTS
Items needed for a completed Pre-Kindergarten application packet
The child’s State Certified Birth Certificate (ORIGINAL)
The child’s Certificate of Immunization Compliance Form 121 (Mississippi) https://msdh. ms.gov/msdhsite/_static/14,8569,71.html
Group I” Proof of Residency: Homestead exemption, lease, mortgage, OR property deed with current address on it.
Group II: Proof of Residency: Current utility bill dated within 30 days of application. Acceptable Bill: Electricity, gas, landline telephone, cable TV, satellite TV, and water bill.
Note: If an item is not provided, the Pre-K application process is considered incomplete and cannot be considered for the Pre-K class in the Rankin County School District.
SELECTION CRITERIA
The Rankin County School District’s Pre-K Program does not discriminate in its program on the basis of race, color, religion, national origin, disability, sex, age or genetics.
Step One: The Director of Pre-K gathers all submitted applications from each school site.
Step Two: Each application is assigned a number which allows all names and addresses to be omitted.
Step Three: The Pre-K Selection Committee receives a printout that does not contain the name or address of any child. The printout contains a corresponding number that correlates to each individual submitted application. The Pre-K Selection Committee is tasked to randomly select children while ensuring each classroom is balanced. From this selection a class roll is developed, as well as the waitlist for each school. Pre-Kindergarten classrooms mirror any other classroom within a school setting in grades Kindergarten a higher.
Step Four: Parents are notified via the U.S. Postal Service, using only the physical mailing address indicated on the application submitted of either their child’s acceptance and/or waitlist for the Pre-K program in the Rankin County School District. Notification letters are not mailed to Post Office boxes.
Pre-K Program / Welcome Page
Welcome Page
23-24 Pre-K Waiting List Registration
Pre-K Parent Orientation Information
Online Resources
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Pre-K Staff Directory and Location
WELCOME TO PRE-K! A Bright Start for Children
The Effingham County Pre-K program (for children turning 4 years old prior to September 1st) is guided by educators who work together to provide a strong foundation for early learning. The Georgia Pre-K Program is administered by Bright From the Start: Georgia Department of Early Care and Learning. Our Pre-K program provides an environment that encourages children to have fun while they learn.
The Pre-K curriculum is aligned with the Georgia Early Learning Standards (GELDS). The curriculum supports research-based teaching practices and provides engaging activities for our children. Assessment strategies and tools are utilized to measure our children’s progress and guide the instructional practices of our teachers.
Active learning is the foundation of our curriculum. Children learn best with direct, hands-on experiences with people, objects, events and ideas. Children are encouraged to “construct” their own knowledge by pursuing personal interests and goals. They are guided by trained adults who understand the developmental needs of children in the preschool years. Active learning is a key element in all teacher and student initiated activities. Classrooms are divided into “interest areas” (blocks, housekeeping, small toys, books, sand/water, art, etc. ) to encourage hands on learning. Domains for instruction include: Personal and Social Development, Language and Literacy, Mathematical Thinking, Scientific Thinking, Social Studies, The Arts, and Physical Development/Health & Safety. Our Pre-K classrooms provide a setting for children to explore, ask and answer questions, solve problems and interact with classmates and adults.
Daily schedules are developed for each Pre-K classroom. We understand that daily routines give children a sense of control over the events of the day. With a structured schedule, children can anticipate what happens next during their school day. Teachers typically follow a “Plan-Do-Review Sequence” to keep children informed and engaged. Other key elements planned throughout the day include morning message/greetings, small and large group learning blocks, center time, music and movement, rest time and outdoor time.
Our pre-k team values the opportunity to provide a high quality preschool experience for our Effingham County families. Our high expectations of our program will help build a strong foundation for our children as they become life-long learners.
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Dmitry Bederdinov , CEO, X-MEDIA
Welcome speech
Airat Khairullin , Minister of Digital Development of Public Administration, Information Technologies and Communications of the Republic of Tatarstan
Russian Data Center Market 2022, customer and technology perspective
Dmitry Gorkavenko , Business Development Director, iKS-Consulting
Data Center Failures: 27 Years of Observation
Konstantin Korolev , Director of Business Development, Russia and CIS, The Uptime Institute
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Alexander Martynyuk , executive director, DC Square
Evgeniy Virtser , general director, Free Technologies Engineering
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Experts will share their experience in the implementation of regional data centers, the specifics of choosing technical solutions for such facilities, as well as the consumption of data center services in the regions. In addition, issues of changing approaches to data construction due to tough sanctions will be considered: new risks, reorientation to other equipment, changes in delivery/implementation of projects
Development of regional data centers as a way to overcome the crisis
DKS – Russian manufacturer of engineering systems for data centers0003
Representative of the Government of the Republic of Tajikistan
Discussion: “Development of digital infrastructure in the regions of the Russian Federation. Problems and Prospects”
Moderator: Dmitry Gorkavenko , Business Development Director, iKS-Consulting
How to create a high-quality digital infrastructure in the regions in the current conditions?
What government support measures can stimulate the creation of data center infrastructure and the development of cloud services in the regions?
What are possible ways to solve problems with the supply of IT, telecommunications and engineering equipment? What should government and business consumers do?
Is the migration of information systems of regional government organizations to the service model relevant?
Does a large business need a utility cloud based on GEOP?
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Technology and Solutions Section
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SME Solutions for Modular and Mobile Data Centers
Andrey Temchenko
General Manager Russia, SME
CheckPoint talk
“Implementation of fire safety projects in the data center under sanctions”
Gennady Bakhmutsky
, Commercial Director, Pozhtechnika Group of Companies
“Effective Solutions to Global Challenges”
Svyatoslav Turkov
Lead Business Development Manager, C3 Solutions
“Introduction to modular systems based on KEHUA MR33 series UPS up to 12.
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3011 W. Bell Rd
Phoenix, AZ 85053
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877.624.2602
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Ages: 6 Weeks – 12 Years
Open: M-F, 6:30 AM – 6:00 PM
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8348 W. Deer Valley Road
Peoria, AZ 85382
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Ages: 6 Weeks – 12 Years
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10260 N. 67th Avenue
Glendale, AZ 85302
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5550 W. Bell Road
Glendale, AZ 85308
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877.684.1613
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1730 N. Dysart Road
Goodyear, AZ 85395
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5911 West Thunderbird Road
Glendale, AZ 85306
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Ages: 6 Weeks – 12 Years
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15438 W. Bell Road
Surprise, AZ 85374
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877.684.1613
877.684.1613
Ages: 6 Weeks – 12 Years
Open: M-F, 6:00 AM – 6:30 PM
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24745 N. 23rd Avenue
Phoenix, AZ 85085
Phone:
877.684.1613
877.684.1613
Ages: 6 Weeks – 12 Years
Open: M-F, 6:30 AM – 6:30 PM
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7810 West Lower Buckeye Road
Phoenix, AZ 85043
Phone:
877. 684.1613
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Ages: 6 Weeks – 12 Years
Open: M-F, 6:30 AM – 6:00 PM
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13003 W McDowell Road
Avondale, AZ 85323
Phone:
877.861.5078
877.861.5078
Ages: 6 Weeks – 12 Years
Open: M-F, 6:30 AM – 6:30 PM
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20195 N. 67th Ave
Glendale, AZ 85308
Phone:
877.861.5078
877.861.5078
Ages: 6 Weeks – 12 Years
Open: M-F, 6:30 AM – 6:00 PM
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We’re all on this journey together, so we provide a comprehensive digital experience to keep families connected. SproutAbout® is our all-in-one, custom-built live streaming and communications app designed with your family in mind. Easily communicate with teachers and school leaders, see what your child is learning, and feel confident knowing the details of their day.
We offer developmentally appropriate programs and specialized curriculum for infants to school-age students. Our School Readiness Pathway provides options to create the most fitting path for your child to elementary school and future academic success.
Infant Care and Toddler Programs feature Learn from the Start™, our exclusive, milestone-based curriculum.
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Snoopy Day Care, Llc Home Preschool – Kearns, UT 84118
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Snoopy Day Care, Llc provides childcare for families living in the Kearns area. Children engage in play-based, educational activities to help them achieve important milestones. The facility is a home daycare which fosters the development of social skills in a safe, caring environment. Contact Snoopy Day Care, Llc to discuss operating hours, tuition rates, and schedule a free tour for you and your family.
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Little Eagle Child Care Center offers day care, preschool, before school programs, and other educational programs for children ages six weeks to 12 years. Our programs provide children with age-appropriate activities to engage their minds and help to promote a love for learning. The Little Eagle Child Care Center staff works diligently with our students to help them achieve independent goals. Our classrooms include:
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When a little red-haired girl moves into the neighborhood, Charlie Brown immediately falls in love with her , but he worries that a long losing streak will get in the way him to impress her. In his first attempt to get attention, Charlie decides to enter the school’s talent show by performing magic tricks. Snoopy and Woodstock decide to help him. But Charlie notices that Sally’s performance is not going as planned, so he saves his sister, but at the same time he becomes the object of ridicule.
Charlie then decides to impress the new girl with his dancing skills, so he joins a dance club and asks Snoopy to teach him the best moves. At the disco, he shows real class, but then accidentally turns on the fire alarm and ruins the evening for everyone. Later, Charlie is assigned as the girl’s partner to write an essay on the book. But, unfortunately, the girl stays at home for a week to be with a sick family member. Charlie decides to write the essay himself and impress everyone, so he takes the novel “War and Peace” as the subject of the essay.
Charlie then turns out to be the only one with the highest score, which draws everyone’s attention to him. He is even going to be awarded a medal for this, but then he finds out that the tests were mixed up and the highest score actually belongs to Patty. Charlie refuses the medal, after which he immediately loses his newfound popularity. And his work is destroyed by the Red Baron.
Just before summer vacation, Charlie Brown is surprised that a girl has chosen him as her pen pal. He catches up with her bus, which is already leaving town, and communicates his feelings. And the girl admits that she admires his disinterestedness, honesty and compassion.
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This is the first cartoon dedicated to these characters, the original title of which does not contain the names of Charlie Brown and Snoopy.
The red-haired girl that Charlie Brown loves is Heather Wald. Donna Wald is the name of the real-life girl Charles M. Schultz based the character off of.
Bill Melendez’s old recordings are based on sounds made by Woodstock and Snoopy.
First cartoon featuring Charles M. Schultz characters after his death in 2000.
Written in 2006 by Charles M. Schulz’s son and grandson, Craig and Brian.
This cartoon comes out 65 years after the first comic and 50 years after the first short cartoon.
In 2015, the same year the cartoon was released, Charles M. Schultz was inducted into the California State Hall of Fame.
This film is the first in a series made as a computer-animated film.
The director and animators spent about a year studying the comics of the “Pot-bellied trifle” series in order to thoroughly convey through computer animation all the subtleties of hand-drawn comics.
In one of the scenes of the cartoon, you can see the logo of the Mendelssohn and Melendez company. This logo is a reference to two executive producers, Lee Mendelsohn and Bill Melendez, who were involved in the filming of the television cartoons in this series.
In the cartoon, the character Patty is blonde and dressed in green. In the comics, Patty is brunette and wears orange.
Screenings of this cartoon in cinemas were preceded by the screening of a short cartoon “Cosmic Skrata-stanza” about the character of the “Ice Age”.
Linus is a year younger than Lucy and Charlie Brown, so he couldn’t be in the same class as them.
Near the end of the movie, when Linus is choosing names from the bowl, all the tables in the class are full. But logically, there should be one free table for Linus to sit at.
When Charlie writes, his hands get covered in ink. Then he wipes his hands on his shirt, leaving a zigzag mark on it. But in all subsequent scenes, this mark is not on the shirt.
When Charlie Brown goes to bed, there are many notes on the windowsill. However, a few seconds later, when Sally arrives and wakes him up, there are no notes on the windowsill.
During the dance scene, when no one was dancing, Peppermint Petty was among the group of girls.
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Located on Corpus Christi Bay, Omni Corpus Christi Hotel offers accommodation with ocean views and close proximity to the Marina.
Rooms include a flat-screen TV with cable channels, a work desk, and views of the marina, bay, or U.S.S. Lexington. Every room at Omni Corpus Christi Hotel includes a balcony.
You will find a 24-hour front desk at the property. The on-site restaurant, Republic of Texas Bar and Grill, serves steaks and other American fares. A fitness centre, outdoor pool and business center are also offered.
Port Aransas is 33 km from Omni Corpus Christi Hotel, while Padre Island is 25 km from the property. The nearest airport is Corpus Christi International Airport, 11 km from Omni Corpus Christi Hotel. The hotel offers a complimentary shuttle to and from the airport based on availability through the Guest Services onsite.
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What is early childhood intervention (FIT)?
Early intervention services include a range of targeted services to help young children who are not reaching developmental milestones or have special developmental needs. FIT provides free early intervention services for infants and toddlers from birth to 3 years of age who are developmentally delayed or may be at risk of developmental delay. A variety of professionals work with young children and their families to improve their chances of success in school and in life.
Anyone who is concerned about a child’s development can refer the child to FIT. This includes parents, guardians, adoptive parents and family members, pediatricians, other doctors, social workers, nurses, child caregivers, or others who know the child.
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Oh Lord, help us to understand the secret of childhood so that we can know the child, love and serve him in accordance with the law of Your justice and follow Your will!
— Maria Montessori (Italian physician and educator, 1870-1952)
Do not think that you bring up a child only when you talk to him, or teach him, or order him. You are nurturing him at every moment of your life. The child sees or feels the slightest changes in tone, all turns of your thought reach him in invisible ways, you do not notice them.
– A. S. Makarenko (Soviet teacher, 1888-1939)
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Report: Boston’s child care capacity remains below pre-pandemic levels
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While the height of the COVID-19 pandemic might be a few years behind us, Massachusetts’ child care industry is still struggling to recover.
According to a new report out Wednesday, much of the industry’s struggles can be linked to a lingering early educator shortage. Statewide, there were 5,000 fewer early-childhood educators in 2021 than in 2019. And as of spring 2022, 35% of center-based child care programs reported being unable to operate at full capacity.
The city of Boston alone lost about 120 licensed early education providers since 2019. Three-quarters of these providers were family-based centers, where people provide care for a small number of children in their homes.
“The loss of family child care programs is particularly concerning from an equity perspective,” said the report from The Boston Opportunity Agenda — a public-private partnership. The report was co-sponsored by the Boston’s Office of Early Childhood and multiple philanthropies. Authors highlighted that family-based care is often relied upon by low-income families, parents with non-traditional work hours and families of color.
Parents with children under age two are having the hardest time finding an available seat at a licensed child care center. Only 21% of the city’s child care slots were available to kids under two.
“A bright spot is that [Boston’s] universal pre-kindergarten program is really helping to lead the way in the expansion of early education and care and raising the quality,” said Elizabeth Walczak, interim executive director of the Boston Opportunity Agenda.
However, those seats are only for kids ages 3 and up.
The number of open child care seat for kids under two is low. Availability also varies by neighborhood: Dorchester, Mattapan, Roslindale and East Boston had lower capacity for young kids than the citywide average.
The report also highlighted the increased costs of child care. Between 2018 and 2021, the average tuition for infant care in Boston increased by about $1,300 to $21,269. The tuition hike for toddler care was even steeper, increasing by about $5,600 to reach $19,402 in the same time period.
“Infant care in Massachusetts costs nearly 67 percent more than in-state college tuition and 31 percent more than average rent,” the report states. “Even if all Boston families could find formal early education and care near their homes, clearly many of them would not be able to afford it.”
The report offers several policy recommendations, many of which rely on increased state funding. The authors advocate continuing the state’s Commonwealth Cares for Children, or C3, grants. That money was originally intended to be emergency funding to help providers weather the financial insecurity of the pandemic, but the funding stream has since been extended to cover this year and potentially next year as well.
More than 98% of child care providers in Boston have received money through this program.
The report also recommends the state increase the reimbursement rate for child care subsidies to reflect the current cost of care.
Additional recommendations include continued city investment in training new early childhood educators and formulation of a city-wide definition of “high quality child care.”
Members of Boston Opportunity Agenda add that while the city’s child care industry still faces significant issues, they’re encouraged by all of the political energy around expanding access.
“There is this widespread recognition of how essential child care is for families and the economy here,” said Walczak. “The pandemic really shined a light on something that was already a challenge.”
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Employees of Portland-based Knowledge Universe head to Beach Elementary School in North Portland to give away backpacks filled with school supplies to the students at the school on Sept. 4, 2014.
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Knowledge Universe, the Portland-based early childhood education company, expects to increase its growth rate following its sale to a Swiss investment firm.
Partners Group AG, based in Zug, Switzerland, announced Thursday it had acquired Knowledge Universe, the operator of the KinderCare Learning Centers brand. The terms of the deal weren’t disclosed.
The company, which had $1.48 billion in revenue in 2013, employs more than 500 people at its Lloyd District headquarters and 31,000 nationwide.
The sales comes after a turnaround for the company.
Chief executive Tom Wyatt said when he arrived in early 2012, the company had seen falling revenue for 13 quarters — in part, he said, because it had strayed from its educational mission.
But Knowledge Universe reversed the quarterly revenue disappointments by July 2012, Wyatt said. Since then, it has closed more locations than it’s opened, but it’s increased in enrollment and seen revenue growth for the last 13 quarters.
Executives started meeting with families of children enrolled at its centers, and the company spent millions revamping curriculum. It started seeking accreditation from early childhood education agencies for its locations, and it started renovating the locations it was keeping open.
That’s when Partners Group came calling.
“They’re proud of what we’ve been able to accomplish, and they feel like we’re going about it the right way,” Wyatt said.
Knowledge Universe, he said, wasn’t looking for a buyer when it was approached by Partners Group earlier this year. By the end of the May, the discussions had turned more serious. (Eventually, three or four other potential suitors were also in the mix, Wyatt said.)
When the deal closes later this year, Wyatt expects the company will ramp up its growth, expanding into new geographic markets and seeking acquisitions for its Champions brand, which provides before- and after-school care.
“One thing Partner prides themselves on is growth,” Wyatt said. “The opportunity to grow at a faster pace is something they’re expecting.”
The leadership team will remain in place and the company will remain in Portland, Wyatt said. It’s in the midst of expanding its Lloyd District offices, where it expects to increase headcount.
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Several theories of the end of the world – Only the most interesting – LJ
In the heyday of technology, we still really do not know anything about how the universe works. Just as we want to know what happens after death, science wants to know how the universe ends. No matter how many theories the scientific community puts forward, they are all fundamentally different from each other. This feed presents 10 interesting doomsday theories that are most common.
Big Crunch
The most common version of the origin of the universe is the Big Bang, when a colossal explosion of matter formed the universe that we see today. Large compression is the opposite process. All of this matter is now expanding outward, but is being affected by the force of gravity in the universe. According to the contraction theory, gravity will eventually cause this expansion to slow down, then stop, and eventually contract and contract in the opposite direction. The contraction will push all that material (planets, stars, galaxies, black holes) back toward the center until everything becomes an infinitely dense substance. Everything will return to the same conditions in which the Universe was before the Big Bang – to huge volumes of matter compressed into an infinitely small point. But this will happen, most likely, not on the basis of the knowledge that humanity currently owns.
Heat Death of the Universe
Heat death can be stated as the general opposite of the Big Crunch. In this case, gravity will not be strong enough to overcome the expansion. So the universe will just continue to expand exponentially. The galaxies will part like unhappy lovers, and the all-encompassing night between them will become wider. The universe follows the same rules as any thermodynamic system. They go the same way: with the heat evenly distributed throughout. If we extrapolate this to our universe, we end up with matter evenly scattered everywhere – in a cold, dark fog. Eventually the stars will go out, one by one, and there won’t be enough energy to “light up” new ones. Finally, the entire universe will go out. Matter will still exist, but in the form of particles and their movement will be completely random. The universe will be in a state of equilibrium, and these particles will stop exchanging energy.
Black holes
According to popular theory, most of the matter in the universe revolves around black holes. All galaxies have large black holes at the center. The black hole theory involves the “eating” of stars, or even entire galaxies, falling under the influence of a black hole. As a result, black holes can absorb most of the matter, leaving us in a dark universe. From time to time there would be a flash of light, similar to lightning, each time an object is pulled close enough to the black hole to emit energy and plunge into darkness. Eventually the larger black holes would consume the smaller ones, becoming even bigger. But even this would not be the final state of the universe. Over time, black holes evaporate and lose mass, which is why they are not eternal.
The end of time
If there is anything eternal, it certainly is time. Whether the universe exists or not, time must exist. Otherwise, there would be no way to distinguish one moment from the next. But what if time lost momentum and just froze? What if there are no more moments? Only one and the same moment. Forever. Time would simply stop working and, according to the scientists, “everything would be frozen like a snapshot of one moment, forever.” It would just happen that at one moment it stopped in time. You would never die, you would never grow old. It would be a kind of pseudo immortality, but no one would know about it, since everything is frozen in one moment.
Big Impact
Big Bounce is similar to Big Squeeze but much more optimistic. Imagine the same scenario: Gravity slows the expansion of the universe and condenses everything back into one single point. In this theory, the force of rapid contraction is enough to start another big bang and start the universe up again. In this model, matter is not destroyed, it is simply “recycled. According to proponents of the theory, the universe does not go through the entire contraction cycle to the end. When matter is compressed very strongly, it is reflected with a force similar to that which reflects a ball bouncing off the floor. This Big Collision, in theory, will produce a new universe.
Big Rip
No matter how the world ends, scientists most often use the word “big” to describe it. This theory contains an invisible force – “dark energy”, causing the accelerating expansion of the universe. Eventually the acceleration is so fast that the universe tears itself into nothingness. The scariest part of this theory is that most of these scenarios take place after the stars have burned out and there is nothing left, and the Big Rip will happen (at the earliest estimate) in 16 billion years. In this phase, planets (and theoretically life) will still exist in the universe. And this cataclysm of the whole universe can burn everyone alive. And the launch is just a guess, but it will undoubtedly be a much more violent death than a slow heat death.
Vacuum metastability
This theory is based on the idea that the universe exists in an unstable state. Some suggest that our universe is teetering on the brink of stability, and that in a few billion years it will finally collapse. When this happens, at some point a bubble will appear in the universe, something like an additional universe. This bubble will expand in all directions at the speed of light and erase everything it touches. Ultimately, this bubble will destroy everything in the universe. But don’t worry, the universe will still exist. The laws of physics will be different, and even life will be possible, but completely different.
Temporal Barrier
The theory of the temporal barrier is that there is a boundary – a real, physical boundary beyond which nothing can expand. And according to physics, over the next 3.7 billion years, we will cross that time barrier and the universe will end for us. At the moment, scientists do not have the understanding of physics to accurately describe this phenomenon, but it is clearly a terrifying prospect.
The end of the universe will not happen
In the multiverse scenario, with infinite universes, these universes can appear and disappear indefinitely. They can be born in Big Bangs, Compression, heat death and collapse in the same way. But that doesn’t matter: in the multiverse, our universe is just one of many. All of them are part of the whole multiverse. New universes are constantly being born in this system. According to physics, the number of new universes will always outnumber the old ones.
Eternal Universe
This is one of the first theories that people put forward about the nature of the universe, but there are new facts that make it more serious. Instead of the Big Bang, which was the beginning of time, time may have existed before. In this model, the universe is cyclic and will continue to expand forever. In the next 20 years, we will be able to find out more likely how true this or that theory is. This is a very long process of study and research that will last forever.
Secrets of Portland and Seattle – Travel World – Planet Earth
The Pacific Northwest – namely the states of Washington and Oregon – is the only part of the USA that is completely absent from the European consciousness. Yes, and in New York, to confess, too. It doesn’t even include stereotypes. You don’t need to know anything about America to immediately recognize the silhouettes of a Texas trucker, a New Orleans jazzman, a New Jersey mobster, a Chicago butcher. Who marks the Northwest? Woodcutter? Kurt Cobain?
Let me correct this state of affairs. Take in all the positive qualities of modern New York – with the exception of yellow taxis and thin pizza. And throw them across the country, to the opposite coast. Their rightful place is there.
It all started about a year ago. Brooklyn’s unbearably trendy neighborhood of Williamsburg is home to the unbearably trendy Blue Bottle Café. Its beauty lay not in its decor—like most new-style coffeehouses, it was a gloomy wood-and-concrete temple of caffeine—but in its obsession with grain itself: no more than a day passed between roasting, grinding, and serving, and the client was expected to know more than just coffee regions, but also individual plantations. In the first week of Blue Bottle’s existence, there were about ten articles about it; despite their age-old posture of weary cynicism, the New York press is terribly impressionable. Especially when we feel the presence of an even greater snob in our ranks. And since a new idol cannot be created without overthrowing the old one, almost all the articles have casually buried the previous favorite of the public: the Stumptown Cafe.
There was something wrong with this story. It took me a few days to put the two together: Blue Bottle was a branch of an Oakland cafe, and Stumptown was a branch of a Portland cafe. The original Blue Bottle has been operating since 2002, Stumptown since 1999. Thus, all the time we spent talking about “the best cafe in New York” we were inadvertently participating in a purely regional showdown of the Pacific coast ten years ago.
This episode sharpened my nose for such borrowings, and I began to track them in earnest. A month later, I came to a startling conclusion. New York – the center of the universe, the apogee of urbanism and so on and so forth – has owed its most pleasant innovations to Seattle, Portland and the surrounding area for several years now. We copy them like Dubai copies Paris. Our favorite gin, Aviation, is raced in Portland. Our flagship hotel for 2010, the Ace Hotel, is a Seattle franchise.
Advertising business? The most powerful agency in the US, Wieden + Kennedy, is based in Portland. They only have a branch on Manhattan’s Madison Avenue. Indie rock? We managed to visit the capital of the genre for at most three years, from 2001 to 2004; Meanwhile, The Dandy Warhols, Death Cab for Cutie, The Decemberists, M. Ward, Modest Mouse, The Shins, Sleater-Kinney and Spoon live in Portland, plus Pavement lead singer Stephen Malkmus and The Smiths guitarist Johnny Marr have moved there. If these names mean nothing to you, imagine that I just named ten Nobel Peace Prize winners and stated that they are all cousins. The degree of credibility is about the same.
And most importantly, they have something that we do not have: nature. Mountains. Forest. Air. Real winters (Where do you think hipster fashion for flannel and full beards comes from? Where it first came from twenty years ago with grunge: Seattle). In other words, context. For context, I went to the North-West.
The very first stop – at the very Ace Hotel, the epicenter of the Northwest influence in New York – immediately demonstrated the difference between the two coasts. In New York, Ace is a six-story indie Disneyland. From different ends, the most popular Breslin restaurant is screwed into it, serving beef tongue with horseradish and other culinary hardcore, a bar, a boutique, a coffee shop (Stumptown, of course), a flower shop and an alternative music mini-shop. The rooms have turntables with a set of records, and the walls are painted with graffiti. The Seattle source of all this splendor turned out to be a two-story rooming house. There was, in my opinion, one person who worked in it, a friendly young man with the appearance of a bass player.
The aesthetics were the same – lumpen-minimalism, but the game element was gone. Half of the rooms did not have their own bathroom, but there was a zinc sink next to the bed. On the ground floor there was a kitchen with the only kettle in the hotel, a toaster and a huge washing machine in which someone’s laundry was spinning merrily. The next morning, attracted by the promise of breakfast, I looked in there again and found a heated waffle iron and a jug of dough.
Far more hospitable was the Arctic Club Hotel, built on the site of a private club for polar explorers. Expeditions to the North Pole once departed from Seattle, and the Arctic Club has taken the best out of this topic. High reliefs of fanged walruses guarded the entrance. The bar looked like a submarine from Captain Nemo’s time. Behind the concierge was a closet with rows of dusty top hats and shirt-fronts that had escaped here from somewhere in Terry Gilliam.
Cruises to Alaska now depart from here. All of Seattle is on islands; the water is visible from everywhere, and the huge liners of the Celebrity and Carnival companies, which have stood up in the port, are indistinguishable from portside condominiums … until they start moving, like in a dream or in a Nolan film. The heart of Seattle is in the shipyard. From here, the Starbucks empire, which grew out of one nondescript cafe at port warehouses, leads the pedigree. Here stands the famous Pike Place market with pleasantly stoned fishmongers; at eight in the morning, two of them, in matted dreadlocks and orange overalls, lazily laid out goods on the ice (dried belly of salmon, salmon jerky), quietly and snacking on it. Being caught, they offered us a strip.
Despite the abundance of tourists, the concentration of freaks on Pike Place has remained impressive. Not far from a barbel playing Dixieland on the banjo, an Asian in a well-worn cowboy attire was cleaning fish, behind whom the inevitable young clone of Cobain loomed aimlessly against the backdrop of seafood.
In general, the spirit of grunge in Seattle turned out to be not exactly alive, but alcoholized in a friendly and presentable way. In the local Museum of Modern Art, as if on purpose, there was an exhibition “Kurt”, dedicated to the legacy of “Nirvana” in multimedia interpretations. Looking at this mercantile idolatry, Kurt, perhaps, would have shot himself again. Fortunately, in the hall opposite was a wonderful selection of films and photographs of Andy Warhol.
The city has recently been attacked by two architectural luminaries, Frank Gehry and Rem Koolhaas. The first almost ruined his reputation by building the so-called Experience Music Project – something like an interactive rock and roll museum in the shadow of the Space Needle TV tower. The building, executed in chemical-rainbow tones, resembles a detachable model of the digestive tract. Next to it, the elegant Space Needle, built in 1962, looks even more elegant. Koolhaas got along much better with Seattle. His Public Library is a fantasy of utopian socialism, as libraries should be. It draws in the townspeople right from the street: there is no guard at the entrance, and, opening the glass doors, you find yourself immediately among the books.
I catch myself thinking that in New York such an experiment would end badly: at best, with empty shelves. In the Northwest, however, it looks quite natural: the palm in liberalism these places have also managed to be taken away from New York. In downtown Seattle and Portland, public transportation is free, tax-funded, and the main mode of transportation is the bicycle. At the same time, the buses have special mounts for bicycles, so changing from one to another is easier than ever. On the streets of Seattle there are boxes with a solar panel on the lid – they process organic waste into compost. In Portland, the mayor is gay, marijuana is legal, and nudity is considered a form of free speech (which makes the quiet college town not only the capital of indie rock, but also the American porn industry).
Unlike Seattle, downtown Portland looks ugly: its industrial past has not yet been scraped off. The city is cut in half by the Williamette River, girded with sooty metal bridges. Warehouses pile up on the banks; in the west they have already been reborn in the form of lofts and galleries, in the east the process is just beginning.
The Portland Ace turns out to be something between the ascetic Seattle and the maximalist New York. The neighborhood in which it is located is best told by the fact that nearby are the largest bookstore in the United States, Powell’s, three rock clubs and a Salvation Army-style thrift store, and four windmills proudly spinning on the roof of an apartment building opposite.
However, the first thing that catches your eye in Portland is the food. The whole city is a locavor paradise. Dozens of restaurants here are strictly geared towards vegetables from neighboring farms, fish from neighboring rivers and game from neighboring forests. It’s another idea that we’ve sneakily dragged to the East Coast. The best restaurants in Portland are Paley’s Place, Park Kitchen and the tiny Beast, which, as expected, does not have a menu: what the chef has cooked is welcome. We got (for brunch, as you can’t break through for dinners in the Beast without an assault) clafoutis from local cherries with whipped cream. A thick chunk of crispy bacon was stuck obliquely into the whipped cream. Northwestern cuisine at its best: a classic French base, local ingredients, a nod to simple American taste, plus an element of sheer madness.
Paley’s Place Bistro would hardly have made it at all without connections. But Portland is a small city – and connections were not long in coming. The bartender at retro cocktail place Beaker & Flask (it seems we sent this fashion to the West after all, and not vice versa) turned out to be a Park Kitchen veteran. After asking that we were from New York, he was inexplicably delighted, sent an SMS to another graduate of the same cuisine, now working at Paley’s Place, and within a minute we had a reservation. And a free cocktail at both locations.
For all their Rabelaisianism, the inhabitants of the Northwest are terribly athletic. Since water and mountains begin right behind the cities, a mountain bike or a kayak is attached to the roof of every second car. An hour from Portland, near the town of Hood River, there was a lake swarming with people on kiteboards – hellish combinations of a surfboard with a kite. Infernal in the truest sense of the word: the kite, executed in the form of membranous wings, gives the kiteboarder a distinct resemblance to Lucifer. The symbol of all Oregon awaits even more daring – 3429Mount Hood is an isosceles mountain, like Fujiyama, and suitable for amateur climbers (according to reassuring statistics, local services have to save only 50 people a year from its slopes). Mount Hood is a dormant volcano; the chance of an eruption in the coming years is seven percent. It gives life a pleasant touch of fatalism.
On the road from Portland to the ocean—a two-hour drive through coniferous forests with ever-improving mountain views—I finally realized what it all reminded me of. Northwest – roughly speaking, Scandinavia of America. It is located where Scandinavia is supposed to be, in the upper left corner of the map. Everything converges: rugged beauty, volcanoes, progressive politics, cutting-edge design. If New York City is the brightly lit showcase of the latest urban culture boutique, then the Northwest is the laboratory where these novelties are quietly and without fanfare invented and tested. The Scandinavians have the concept of hygge, which is not very easy to translate into Russian, and even into English. It means “comfort” and “functionality” at the same time. In the Northwest, this word is not, but the concept is. And no matter how many deer heads we hang on the walls of New York bars, no matter how many unplaned boards we fit under tables, no matter how many flannel shirts washed to cashmere softness we put on – we will not move a single step towards the calm and balance that pervades the life of these places. We’re left with Portland gin and Seattle coffee. And the aftertaste is a shadow of a feeling rarely experienced by New Yorkers: envy of people living somewhere else.
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January: +7°C.
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The main influx of tourists happens in the driest months – in July-August.
From November to March there are prolonged downpours, often accompanied by stormy winds.
HOW TO GET THERE
You can fly to the US Northwest with a transfer in Europe or another American airport.
The region’s main hub is Seattle, where most transcontinental flights land.
Aeroflot and Delta via New York or Los Angeles, KLM and Air France via Amsterdam or Paris, United Airlines and Lufthansa via Washington or Frankfurt, from €458 plus taxes, travel time from 15h.
WHERE TO LIVE
Seattle and Portland are rare American cities where you should look for housing closer to the center and count on more than just a car.
Arctic Club
700 3rd Avenue, Seattle
+1206 340 03 40
www.arcticclubhotel.com
double room — from $173
design hotel
The hotel was built in 1914 and has just undergone a major renovation. As a result, the once prim interiors have taken on a steampunk hue with a polar theme.
Hotel deLuxe
729 South West 15th Avenue, Portland
+1503 219 20 94
www.hoteldeluxeportland.com
double room – from $134
90 002 deluxe
Fresh hotel carefully crafted in the style of Hollywood 1930s.
McMenamins Kennedy School
5736 North East 33rd Avenue, Portland
+1 503 249 39 83
www.kennedyschool.com
double room – from $109,900 03
Boutique Hotel
Local entrepreneurs brothers The Menamins managed to squeeze a hotel, pub, restaurant, swimming pool, bar, cinema, beer factory and concert hall into the building of the former high school.
Ace Hotel
2423 First Avenue, Seattle 1022 South West Stark Street, Portland
www.acehotel.com
double room – from $99
designer hotels
A chain of hipster hotels where the bathroom can be shared and in the hallway, but the room will be decorated with some imagination. The very first hotel in Seattle is more modest than the branch in Portland, but guests regularly compare it with a hostel.
WHERE IT IS
The Northwest is at the forefront of the fight to renew American food traditions.
Beast
5425 North East 30th Avenue, Portland
+1 503 841 69 68
www. beastpdx.com
French cuisine
In a tiny restaurant, a team of tough girls cooks six-course dinner four times a week and a four-course brunch Sunday meals.
Matt’s in the Market
94 Pike Street, Seattle
+1 206 46779 09
www.mattsinthemarket.com
bistro
90 002 23-seat restaurant in the main building of the Pike Place market with the freshest ingredients and menu which is updated every day.
Paley’s Place
1204 North West 21st Avenue, Portland
+1503 243 24 03
www.paleysplace.net
bistro
Chef Vitaly Paley moved from New York to be closer to quality products. Booking a few days ahead.
Park Kitchen
422 North West 8th Avenue, Portland
+1503 223 72 75
www.parkkitchen.com
New American Kitchen
90 002 Skota Dolich’s restaurant is the best example of author’s northwestern cuisine.
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FAQs for finding daycares near you in Millbrook, AL
What are the benefits of daycare near me in Millbrook, AL?
Daycare centers near you in Millbrook, AL offer a number of benefits to both children and their parents or guardians. For the kids, daycare is an opportunity to learn coping and social skills, explore the world, and form relationships with other children – all while staying active and stimulating their minds with educational activities. For parents and guardians, daycare often provides peace of mind that their children are supervised in a safe and nurturing environment with skilled professionals on board to tackle responsibilities such as discipline, problem solving strategies, and nutrition. All in all, daycare is a valuable resource for families by providing quality childcare and early childhood education services.
What services do daycare centers offer near me in Millbrook, AL?
Daycares near you in Millbrook, AL provide a range of services that allow children to grow and develop in safe, secure environments. Daycare centers are staffed by qualified professionals who create a caring atmosphere that teach kids lessons fundamental to their well-being, and typically include activities such as playtime, meals, and learning opportunities designed to prepare young minds for the world ahead.
What should I look for in a daycare center near me in Millbrook, AL?
Finding the right daycare center near you in Millbrook, AL for your child can be an overwhelming experience, but the process can be streamlined with a clear understanding of what to look for. It’s important to consider factors such as certification and accreditation, as well as any health and safety protocols that are in place. Factors such as cost, accessibility, and the quality of care provided are sure to be top of mind as well, and ultimately, selecting the best daycare center will depend on finding one that meets your expectations and your child’s specific needs.
What questions should I ask when looking for a daycare for my child near me in Millbrook, AL?
Some questions you might consider asking daycare centers near you in Millbrook, AL include: What are the teacher-to-child ratios? What types of activities do you plan as part of the daily program? Is there an outdoor play area and what safety regulations are in place regarding that space? How often is communication provided to parents regarding their child’s progress or issues that arise? Be sure to ask specifics about any policies related to enrollment fees, tuition payments, health and vaccination requirements and anything else that is important to you and your family as well.
Daycares & Child Care Centers in Millbrook, AL
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We welcome you and your little one to our Millbrook daycares.
KinderCare partners with families in Millbrook, AL to provide high-quality daycare at an affordable cost. Our approach is designed to inspire a love of learning in your child, creating a safe and supportive environment where they can build Confidence for Life. KinderCare teachers give children the freedom to be themselves, explore, and make friends.
Find one of our child care centers at a location near you!
Whether you are looking for part-time or full-time child care, KinderCare offers an affordable option with plenty of fun and learning. Currently we have 2 daycares & child care centers in or nearby Millbrook which can be found just below.
2 Daycares & Child Care Centers in
Millbrook,
AL
1. Prattville KinderCare
4.0 miles Away:
701 Sheila Blvd,
Prattville,
AL
36066 Ages:
6 weeks to 12 years Open:
TUITION & OPENINGS
(334) 365-0470
2.
Halcyon Park KinderCare
14.3 miles Away:
6955 Halcyon Park Dr,
Montgomery,
AL
36117 Ages:
6 weeks to 5 years Open:
TUITION & OPENINGS
(334) 270-5955
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How many KinderCare daycares are there in Millbrook
There are 2 KinderCare daycare centers within 15 miles of Millbrook.
What types of daycare programs are offered in Millbrook?
We have a wide range of programs available in Millbrook, including full-time and part time daycare for infants and toddlers.
How do I select the right daycare for my child?
When it comes to selecting the best daycare center that will promote your child’s growth and the well-being of your family, the process may appear daunting. We are here to offer guidance and simplify the decision-making process for you. To see our list of the top 6 factors to keep in mind as you look for the perfect daycare center, please click here.
What is accreditation and are Millbrook KinderCare centers accredited?
Accreditation is an official review process performed by a nationally-recognized outside agency.
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FAQs for finding overnight daycares near you in Green Bay, WI
What is the difference between overnight daycare and 24 hour daycare near me in Green Bay, WI?
Overnight daycare near you in Green Bay, WI is overnight care that a child may receive generally overnight from 7 pm to 6 am the following morning. Services for overnight daycare are usually what are offered by regular daycares, such as meals and activities. On the other hand, 24 hour daycare provides care around the clock. This type of daycare includes overnight care with additional services such as overnight medical attention if needed or assistance with bathing or feeding children with special needs. It is important to select a facility that meets the specific overnight needs of your family.
What age groups does overnight daycare cater to near me in Green Bay, WI?
Overnight daycare near you in Green Bay, WI is a convenient and cost-effective family solution for parents of all ages. From newborns to school-aged children, overnight daycare provides overnight care in a safe and nurturing setting. Whether you have an overnight shift or need overnight child care while out of town, overnight daycare offers the flexibility that traditional child care may not provide. All overnight daycares are age-appropriate, so your child gets the best possible care no matter their age.
How much does overnight daycare cost near me in Green Bay, WI?
Overnight daycare can be a great option for those who need overnight care for their children. However, it is important to factor in overnight daycare costs. Prices vary, depending on where you receive overnight care services from and how many hours of overnight care you require.
What activities are available at overnight daycare near me in Green Bay, WI?
Overnight daycare centers near you in Green Bay, WI typically offer child care overnight, usually overnight stays, while the parent or guardian is away. These overnight facilities can provide a range of activities that are designed to not only keep children occupied, but also to entertain and educate them. Activities such as crafts, board games, movie nights, and storytime. In addition to these structured activities, some centers may also have space for playground equipment outdoors or a lounge area indoors with beanbag chairs, computers and games consoles.
What should I look for in an overnight daycare provider near me in Green Bay, WI?
When looking for overnight daycare near you in Green Bay, WI there are several important considerations to make. To ensure a safe and reliable overnight service provider, ask questions regarding the provider’s experience and qualifications, as well as their approach to overnight care. Ensure that overnight supervisors are certified in child care and first-aid. Lastly, inquire about sleeping arrangements for your child (or children). It is important to find out if children have individual beds or cots, where they will be sleeping, and if overnight workers stay overnight with the children. These factors will help you determine whether your overnight daycare provider can provide a safe and healthy environment for your children while you’re away.
Short-Term and Long-Term Overnight Dog Boarding
Going on vacation? Why not treat your dog to one, as well? Our friendly and attentive team will do everything possible to ensure Dogtopia feels like a home away from home for your pup. Whether you need to board your dog for an overnight stay, the weekend, a holiday, or extended care, your dog will spend their days enjoying supervised open play with their BFFFs (Best Furry Friends Forever) and their nights enjoying restful sleep.
Short- & Long-Term
DOG Boarding
Dogs boarding with us will enjoy a staycation, burning off any excess energy during a full day of play with our daycare dogs. Dogs are separated into supervised playrooms depending on size, play style, and temperament, ensuring the comfort and safety of all our guests. They’ll enjoy 8–10 hours of open play that features brain games designed to improve manners and behavior. There will also be plenty of time for naps and breaks, should they require them. If your dog is having lunch, he/she will be fed at the start of naptime and will have plenty of time to digest their food before they are allowed to play again. This private time is also when we administer any medications, if applicable.
We use home-style crates during naptime (12 to 2 p.m.) because it gives the dogs a safe place to rest in, allows them to have some “me” time, and allows the staff to safely dispense individual food for dogs who eat lunch and/or medication to each dog, if applicable. Similar to children in a daycare, dogs tend to easily adapt to the naptime routine, as it’s at the same time each day and all their friends are enjoying the often much-needed downtime, as well! During naptime, the staff also thoroughly cleans each playroom to ensure the room is safe and clean before another exciting round of afternoon play.
After a full day of exercise and fun, your pup will be tired but happy when they go to bed. They sleep in our home-style crates in the same room they were playing in earlier so they feel safe and comfortable. Our home-style crates are then utilized for overnight boarding.
PREPARE YOUR DOG
FOR BOARDING
Our boarding facilities are fully equipped to handle dogs of all shapes and sizes. We encourage you to bring your pup to the location near you for daycare prior to an overnight or extended stay. We recommend at least one day of daycare (three days is ideal) prior to your dog’s overnight stay to allow your pup to get used to the facility and have a better overall experience. Your dog will become comfortable with our staff and learn that you will be coming back to bring them home. It will also give our staff an opportunity to learn your pup’s personality and play preferences.
We ask that you arrive with your dog before 3 p.m. on the day they are to begin boarding. Dogs may be dropped off as early as we open.
WHAT TO
BRING
We care about your dog’s safety and comfort. We encourage you to bring your pup’s own food to maintain their regular diet and avoid any digestion issues. You may consider bringing a little extra food for boarding as they burn a lot more calories in play than they typically do at home! If you forget your food for meals, no worries! We have in-house food for your convenience.
During their boarding stay, your dog will be fed at approximately 7 a.m. and 7 p.m., with a treat or lunch at naptime if you request. Food will be served and prepared exactly as requested by each pet parent. We’ll accommodate any special dietary needs your pup may have and won’t charge extra for feeding or administering medication.
You are encouraged to bring any bedding that will make your dog feel “at home” and we will provide it only to them. (Please remember we cannot guarantee bedding will be returned in the same condition.)
As your dog will play in an open area with other dogs, we do not accept toys from home. Your dog may feel possessive of their own toys, and many are not suitable for the playroom as they are too easily torn or ripped.
WHAT TO EXPECT
AFTER BOARDING
After an exciting boarding stay at Dogtopia, it’s important to ensure your dog adapts well to being back home. While at Dogtopia, your dog received access to unlimited water in their playroom. However, it is still likely they will seem very thirsty upon returning home. This is a common reaction to the excitement of being back at home with their family. Please withhold water from them for the first 30 minutes that they are home. After they have calmed down from the excitement of being home, you should then give them a small bowl of water and continue to monitor their water consumption for the next few hours. Dogs that drink too much water too quickly may lead to vomiting or, in very serious cases, could lead to bloat.
We recommend waiting at least three hours from the time you arrive home to offer their next feeding. Again, they will be very happy to be home and quite excited. Similar to the side effects of drinking water too quickly, eating too quickly may cause illness.
Dogtopia is a very active environment, with the dogs interacting for several hours per day. Even if your dog did not run all day, simply being awake can make them very, very tired. At home, most dogs sleep the day away getting 18 or more hours of sleep. Although we have a two-hour nap, and the dogs sleep approximately eight hours per night, they will be tired. Please let them rest. We do not recommend that you take them to the dog park or any other social environment for at least a few days.
BOOK YOUR DOG’S
BOARDING STAY
We’ll make sure your pup feels happy, safe, and fulfilled even when you can’t be with them. Dogtopia will be their home away from home, and each day will seem like the Most Exciting Day Ever.
Keeping your furry family member safe and happy is our top priority. Before your pup starts their boarding stay, a member of our team will conduct a Meet & Greet with your dog to determine if they are comfortable in our open play environment. To book the Meet & Greet, find your nearest location and follow the steps on the New Pet Parent Info page.
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Your dog will love playing all day with like-minded furry friends in our safe and supervised playrooms.
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Get your pup squeaky clean and feeling like a million bones at our full service dog spa. Grooming available at select locations.
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– It seemed to me that I didn’t hug you there…
My Snow Queen didn’t melt.
– And “my grandmother is a world hugging champion”… She won’t forgive me.
I grab into my arms, burying my nose in my hair. …- a confused whisper
– M?0003
Well, at least a little bit came to life.
– Thank you for not singing, – I laugh hoarsely. – Okay, run. I’ll see you in the evening.
I am not possessed. Possessed … Baptism will not help, only get married!
Chapter 8 – Secrets from Dad
Chapter 8 – Secrets from Dad
Having finished with the patient, I go to my husband’s office to pick up Styopa. Today is a day off and I’m only until lunch. And today, Robert has appointments for some special patients.
Stop at the door.
Robert looks out the window with his hands folded behind his back. Styopa, bored, writes letters in cursive under his dictation.
The child psychologist recommended that we actively develop fine motor skills and master writing. It organizes thinking and speech. And organized speech makes the child more orderly. Styopa does not like to write. He likes to draw. But Robert insists that writing is more useful to master. Let be. I’m grateful that he does it when I’m away. And I’ll draw with him myself.
– A… U… I…
Wrinkling his nose, Styopa takes his hand off the copybook and begins to draw with a pen on the edge of Rob’s papers, finishing the footprints.
– Step! You can’t … – I go in.
Robert turns around.
Scolds him for a damaged document with a seal.
– Do you understand that you can’t do this without permission?? You messed up the document.
– Nothing is possible… – Styopa sighs, biting the tip of the pen.
– Don’t bite! – takes the pen from him. Do you know how many bacteria there are? Your stomach will hurt later.
Styopa skillfully rolls his eyes, continuing to snarl.
– Nothing will happen… There was no bite.
I silently pull a blank sheet out of the printer.
– Draw here.
– Yulenka… – Robert hands me the checks. – Hit the expenses.
Robert asks me to manage our expenses, he has no time himself.
I look at the checks – forty thousand and ten thousand.
– What is it?
– I found a new garden for Styopa. Paid next month. This month they have a live vaccination…
Listening with half an ear.
– Forty?.. – peering at the check.
– This is the best garden in the city, there is a serious security. They agreed to take him with our history.
I will never pull such sums myself.
Throat constricted with suffocation.
– Very expensive.
– I promised you that you would have the best.
– And this? Psychologist? I’m looking at ten.
– Yes.
– Thank you… – I purse my lips.
– What are you talking about? – brushes it off.
– I’ll take him for a walk.
I help Styopa get dressed. I fix my jeans.
– So, I didn’t understand. Where are your tights?
– Mom, I threw them away, – whispers in my ear. – Men don’t wear pantyhose.
– Well, hello! – Discouraged look at his bare feet in boots.
– Don’t tell dad… – he looks askance at Robert sorting papers on the table. – It will be our secret.
Sighing, I straighten my jeans. OK. I’m going to buy him some socks and some cotton pants for jeans.
– Man… – I grumble softly at him. – Let’s go, man.
– Khasanov… – Robert picks up my ringing phone from the table. – And I called late last night…
– It’s for work, Rob.
– He was always shameless… The concept of personal time does not exist for him.
Because he himself plows in his own time, I want to justify Rus to me. But I don’t want to push the subject even further.
– Yes? – I answer the call.
After talking briefly, I drop the call.
– What did he want?
– Asks to come and consult on the patient. Styop, let’s go…
With a painful spasm in my chest, I go up to neurosurgery with my son.
Chadov is an anesthesiologist-resuscitator here.
Behold, I am leading his son by the hand. Lord, carry us away from meeting him. I can’t predict Chadov’s reaction if he finds out about this.
They are so similar…
It’s good that Robert found this kindergarten. Taking Styopa to the clinic is playing with fire. Especially in light of Chadov’s attack in the elevator. Why is he doing this?
He was always crazy!
Khasanov – at the staff room.
– Yul… Yurievna… – he meets me. We have a severe allergic patient. Tell our Gorynych… What are the most effective and hypoallergenic schemes now.
Gorynych?!
We meet Chadov with confused looks. To advise him?? .. Hasanov is this on purpose ?!
I move my son a little behind me so that he cannot be seen.
Next to the roar, a model skeleton collapses, shattering into bones.
I look at my son in confusion. He clamps a vertebra in his fist.
– Oh… Excuse me, please… Step! Well, what have you done?!
– I don’t… It’s not me… – my bandit grumbles.
– Nothing. I will send students. Let them collect. Zotova, follow me … – takes her assistant out of the office.
The three of us remain – Chadov, me and Stepan.
Angrily and painfully we look into each other’s eyes. We are silent…
– Mom, – Styopa pulls me by the clothes. – Mom…
Without reacting, I straighten my hair in confusion.
“Hello, Yul,” Chadov squeezes out hoarsely, running his hand through his short hair.
– Hello… – I lose my voice.
Looks down at Styopa. Startled, he frowns.
I hold my breath.
No! Oh no!! It doesn’t happen like that. He couldn’t have guessed like that at first sight!
I watch his face in horror.
– Hello, Stepan.
– Mom, this is Miracle Yudo. Scarf! Duck! Styopa bursts out happily.
– What?..
– You will go to the park with us! Yes mom? Ducks feed bread. Yes mom?
Of course! Who else could put a scarf on my child in a thousand-bed hospital?! Only Chadov.
I lick my dry lips. I take out a scarf packed in a transparent bag from my bag.
– Is this yours?
– My…
– Thank you, I whisper dryly.
I put it on the edge of the nearest table.
– Do you really need my advice, Boris Yegorovich?
– No, I don’t need…
– All the best.
– Yul!
Frozen, I wait with fear for what else he will say.
– Mom! It hurts… – Styopa pulls out the pen.
God!
Recapturing. Careful.
Stepping over the bones, I fly out the door, dragging Styopa, who is stubborn, behind me.
– What about him?! You promised that we would call… Mom?! – the son is indignant. – Feed the ducks! You promised!
– Quiet! I bark, nervously pressing the first floor button in the elevator.
And then I scold myself, what a disgusting mother I am for taking it out on a child.
Pouting, Styopa looks gloomily to the side.
– Styopochka… – I put my hand on his head.
Twitches, dodging.
Well…
Chapter 9 – And more secrets…
Chapter 9 – And again secrets…
Buying a loaf of bread, taking my son to the park.
Ruffled, silent, hands in pockets. He immediately sits on a bench, does not even approach the pond.
– Will you feed? – Breaking bread.
Silent.
Okay…
Sighing, I break off the crust. Taking a bite, I chew slowly.
Styopa takes the other half of the loaf and also breaks the bread, putting it in his mouth.
Robert would take us out right now for doing this with dirty hands.
But he’s not around and we’re doing…
– I love you, – I squeeze my little knee.
Gets up, goes to the water’s edge. He is surrounded by ducks and doves. Other children run up. Styopa shares bread.
Robert calls me asking if I’m out of neurosurgery and when we’ll be back. He sends me the contacts of a doctor from a new kindergarten so that I can clarify the dates when we can leave.
My parents quarreled a lot, I feel very bad: what to do
Probably every child remembers the feeling of panic and helplessness during parental quarrels. But how can you help yourself if mom and dad are arguing right now? The gestalt therapist, family psychologist Marina Ionycheva answers.
Question. My parents quarreled a lot because of infidelity, but I feel very bad and disgusting. Help me please.
Answer. It is very difficult to somehow help like this in the text without seeing you, but I will try.
First (and most important): everything that happens to parents is only their business, their responsibility, and the reasons for the conflict are EXACTLY not in you. Even if parents can say something bad about their children in difficult moments, this is because they are very angry or very hurt and they don’t know how to deal with it.
But now the main thing is to take care of you
I can imagine how unpleasant and maybe even scary it is to witness a quarrel between adults, and I sympathize with you very much. Adults should protect their children from scandals and not involve them in conflicts, but, unfortunately, this does not always work out.
It’s great if you can enlist the support of your loved ones, who is next to you – grandparents, brothers, sisters, friends, teachers? At a minimum, I am definitely on your side and would really like to support you, pity you and save you from observation and participation in conflicts.
A few tips on how you can help yourself a little
Find a safe place to ride out the storm. Maybe it will be your room or closet, you can hide under the covers, you can go to visit your grandmother or a friend.
Listen to your breathing, is it fast, shallow or frozen? Take a deep breath and exhale slowly, and repeat this several times until it becomes a little easier. You can put your hand on your stomach, watch how it rises and falls, and so, with the help of slow breathing, you will become a little calmer.
While breathing deeply and measuredly, mentally repeat to yourself phrases like “I’m fine, my feelings are normal, it’s not my fault, it will pass soon, and it will get better” – or come up with some phrase of your own that would calm you down .
Find someone to talk to, someone you trust, someone who will support you.
Do what you love, read, draw, play outdoor games – any activity that will distract and calm you down.
If you have a good relationship with your parents, tell them about your feelings, that you were unpleasant / scared / angry / scared – usually adults in such cases try to take into account the condition of the child and, perhaps next time, they will more accurately express their emotions during conflicts.
I’ll say it again because I think it’s super important – don’t try to take responsibility for their quarrels or fix/reconcile them, it can only make things worse for you. It seems to children that they can do something, but no – adults have to figure it out themselves.
You can also call free helplines, they will also listen and give you word of support.
Moscow: 8 (495) 624-60-01
Petersburg: 8(812)708-4041
All Russia: 8 (800) 2000-122
If you want to write to me, tell me about it at the mail of the Mel editor – [email protected]. She will connect you with me.
Where else can you turn for help? In addition, centers for free psychological assistance to the population operate in a number of cities.
GPPC (City Psychological and Pedagogical Center).
Moscow service of psychological assistance to the population. Single reference phone: +7 499 173-09-09.
“Your territory.online” – psychological assistance to adolescents and youth. 24-hour telephone: 8 (800-20) 0-01-22.
Center for Psychoanalytic Counseling and Psychotherapy at the Higher School of Economics.
Psychological assistance hotlines
Both the child or teenager, and the parent who does not know how to help the child can apply.
All-Russian children’s helpline, hotline operates around the clock, free of charge and anonymously: 8-800-2000-122.
All-Russian hotline for psychological help for parents: 8 (800) 600-31-14.
Children’s helpline: 8 (495) 624-60-01.
Psychological emergency telephone. From a landline phone to 051 – around the clock, the call is free. From a mobile phone (MTS, MegaFon, Beeline, Tele2) to +7 (495) 051 – around the clock, the services of a telecom operator are paid according to the tariffs for outgoing calls.
Social and private psychologists
It is not uncommon for psychologists in private practice to take on social clients when counseling is provided free of charge or for very little money.