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8063 E. North Belt
Humble, TX 77396


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Ages: 6 Weeks – 12 Years

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2025 North Park Drive
Kingwood, TX 77339


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Ages: 6 Weeks – 12 Years

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5007 Treaschwig Rd
Spring, TX 77373


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Ages: 6 Weeks – 12 Years

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3420 Tree Lane
Kingwood, TX 77339


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877.624.2602
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Ages: 6 Weeks – 12 Years

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4018 Feather Lakes Way
Kingwood, TX 77339


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19120 W. Lake Houston Pkwy
Humble, TX 77346


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281.852.7738
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Ages: 18 Months – 6 Years

Open: M-F, 6:30 AM – 6:30 PM


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Description: In the simplest terms, La Petite Academy provides educational child care. But our commitment to kids doesn’t stop there. We are passionate about providing your children with the tools they need to be successful in all aspects of their lives.

Additional Information: Initial License Date: 9/26/1986.

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    Chapter 8.

    Rearing Lake

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    At Grantham, a long silence followed the warning of anti-aircraft guns at Huls. Then Dunn’s phone rang sharply, and in the dead silence everyone heard the beeping of Morse code. It was slow enough that Cochrane, standing nearby, was able to read it.

    “Goner,” he said. — From “G George.”

    “Goner” was a code word that meant that Gibson had detonated his bomb at the intended location.

    “I hope one bomb is enough,” Wallis said grimly.

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    “She’ll probably weaken the dam,” Cochrane consoled him. Harris looked like he was at a funeral. There were no more messages from “G George”, although they waited a long time. Prolonged silence. Nothing since Hopgood sat down. The phone rang. “Goner” from “R Popeye”. Another painful silence. Goner by A Apple. Wallis even today swears that there were half an hour between each message, but according to the magazine, only 5 minutes come out. “Goner” from “J Johnny”. It was Maltby. Something like a halo shone over Wallis.

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    A minute later the phone rang again, but now the Morse code crackled so fast no one could read it. Dunn printed it out letter by letter, and then yelled, unable to stand it:

    – “Nigga”! It’s “Nigga”. Its end! [126]

    Wallis grabbed his head and danced around the room. Cochrane’s stern face showed the semblance of a smile. He grabbed Wallis by the arm and congratulated him. Harris chuckled for the first time since Wallis had met him. Harris shook his hand and said:

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    – Wallis, I didn’t believe a word you said about that damned bomb, but now you can even sell me pink elephants.

    A little later, when the excitement subsided a little, he added:

    – I must call the Portal immediately.

    Sir Charles Portal, commander of the RAF, was in Washington that night and was having dinner with Roosevelt. Harris grabbed the nearest phone and demanded:

    – Give me the White House.

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    The shy little girl from the Women’s Auxiliary knew nothing about the top-secret raid. Even at Grantham, Cochrane maintained the utmost secrecy. She did not understand the importance of what was happening and did not recognize the great man who spoke. She was taken by surprise, she automatically answered:

    Yes, sir.

    And without thinking, she gave me the only white house she knew, a pretty little roadside inn a few miles from Grantham.

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    Harris at first thought he had a miracle operator when the White House responded immediately. There were a couple of minutes of wild confusion and indescribable comedy as Harris demanded the Portal, and the sleepy landlord, who had been pulled out of bed in the middle of the night, carefully chose his words, explaining to him that no one named Portal was staying at this place. And in general, no one stopped here, since there are no places. And even if he had a room, he would not allow anyone who people are looking for at such a time of the morning to stay in it. Not for a day.

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    Harris turned purple. There was an exchange of harsh words until he hung up the phone. Someone went downstairs and talked to the telephone operator. Terrified, for an hour she tried to call Washington, but to no avail. [127]

    Three kilometers down the Mön Valley lay the small, sleepy village of Himmelpforten, meaning “Gate to Heaven.” The explosion raised the village priest, Father Berkenkopf. He immediately guessed what had happened, because that was what he had feared for the last 3 years. He ran to his little stone church, Porta Coeli (which also meant Gate to Heaven, only in Latin) and began frantically ringing the bell to warn the villagers. It is not known how many of them received the warning in time. In the darkness, the ringing of a bell ominously flew over the valley, and then a muffled roar was heard, which was rapidly approaching. Berkenkopf should have heard him, and he knew what that meant. However, he continued to ring the bell as a wall of water hit the church and the village of Gate to Heaven and swept them away.

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    The water rushed many miles down the valley and swept away several more villages. Fragments of houses, beds, frying pans, a church bell, the corpses of cats and cows, pigs and dogs, the bodies of Father Berkenkopf and many other people flashed in a boiling whirlpool.

    War, as someone remarked, is a great equalizer, but he did not mean such a literal and terrible end.

    Eder Dam was much harder to find because of the thick fog that filled the valley. Gibson circled in place for a while until he was certain of where he was. One by one, the rest of the pilots discovered the dam. Soon they were all circling counterclockwise over the lake. There were no anti-aircraft guns. Perhaps the Germans thought that Eder did not need them. The dam lay deep in the folds of the hills. The ridges around it reached a height of 1000 feet, and there was simply no place for heavy aircraft to dive at night.

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    Gibson said:

    — Okay, Dave, start attacking.

    Shannon made a wide circle over the ridges and then lowered the nose of the plane. However, the dive wasn’t steep enough and he overshot. Sergeant Henderson [128] gave full throttle, and Shannon pulled the stick back. They almost crashed into a mountain on the opposite side of the valley.

    “I’m sorry, leader,” Shannon said after a breath. – Never mind. I’ll try again.

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    Five times he dived into the dark valley, but each time he could not reach the bombing point. He almost caught the hillside with the tail of the Lancaster. Then Shannon radioed:

    – I think I’d better make another circle to get acquainted with the place.

    — OK, Dave. Turn around a little more, let someone else try. Hello, Z Zebra, now it’s your turn.

    Maudsley confirmed the order and a minute later dived along the contour of the hills. However, he also overshot the reset point and was forced to jump up, as was Shannon. Maudsley tried again, but with the same result. He said he intended to try again. Maudsley passed slowly over the ridges, turning only at the last moment and dropping the plane’s nose sharply into darkness, forcing it into the valley. The rest of the pilots saw that he was rapidly descending, then the lights of the searchlights flashed on the surface of the water and quickly converged together. The spot of light rushed to the dam.

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    Red flare flashed as Fuller reported:

    – The bomb has been dropped!

    However, they should have left as soon as possible. The bomb hit the parapet of the dam and exploded with a terrible flash at the moment of impact. In that flash, everyone saw the silhouette of “Z Zebra” for a moment. And then only darkness.

    Gibson said tensely, knowing that all this was useless:

    – Henry, Henry, hello. “Z Zebra”, how are you?

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    No response. He made the call again, and just unbelievably, a completely calm voice said out of the darkness:

    – I think everything is fine . .. wait … [129]

    Everyone heard it: Gibson, Shannon, Knight. They were amazed, how is this possible? After that, Gibson called Maudsley again, but there were no more answers. Maudsley did not return.

    Gibson said:

    OK, David. You attack.

    Shannon made another run and missed again. He made another circle, dived into the darkness. This time everything went smoothly, the plane got out of the dive just above the water and rushed to the dam. He quickly found the right height and correctly dropped the bomb. Shannon abruptly threw the plane aside over a mountain spur. Beneath the parapet, the bomb spewed the familiar fountain of white foam. When he fell, Gibson, who dived to the water, saw that the dam was standing. Only Knight remained. He had the last bomb. Gibson ordered him to attack.

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    Knight made his first pass and, of course, missed. New entry. Again failure.

    “Follow the moon path and dive to the limit, Les,” Shannon said. He gave some more advice over the radio, which Knight listened to carefully. He was a young Australian, a teetotaler, his main occupation in the evenings was writing letters home and painting. He dived again. Now everything worked out perfectly, he dropped the bomb just right. Everyone saw the splash. And in a second the lake reared up. Gibson bent down to get a better view, and saw … A wall of water rushed out of the hole in the dam and rushed along the valley in an all-destroying stream.

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    Knight was indescribably delighted, he let out a wild scream, which the radio obediently conveyed to the others, and only then guessed to turn off the transmitter. The crew’s remarks also went on the air, and they were extremely expressive.

    It was even more fantastic than in Myung. The gap in the dam was huge, and more than 200 million tons of water poured through it. The Eder Valley was steeper, and the pilots watched silently as the churning billows writhed through the valley like a snake. His speed was at least 30 ft/sec. They saw the car trying to get away [130] from the water. Only the headlights were visible, frightened twitching in the darkness. But the car lost the race. The foam overtook him, the headlights flickered green for a moment and then went out.

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    Hutchinson sent “Dingy” in Morse code. It was a code signal that the Eder dam had been destroyed. When he had finished, Gibson said:

    – OK. All aircraft cancel. Love it and that’s enough. Moved home.

    The sound of their engines slowly faded between the hills as they flew back.

    McCarthy flew to the Zorpe Dam alone, weaving through the hills south of Myung. The valleys were full of fog, so it took a long time before he was able to decide on a place. The lake gleamed dimly through the haze, and he recognized its outline from the training model.

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    He made a trial run and, like the others over Eder, found he needed to dive harder. Then he found an aiming point and hurried a little. McCarthy made 2 runs but was not satisfied. On his third pass, he broke through a curtain of mist to keep out the misleading moonlight. He nearly crashed into the water and leveled the plane at the last moment. Jackson found his aiming point, seconds ticked by.

    – The bomb has been dropped!

    The plane had already jumped over the wall of hills when it exploded against the dam wall. McCarthy swooped down again, and everyone saw a gap 50 yards wide. After they set a course for England, Eton rapped on the radio that the bombing had been successful.

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    Wallis’s joy was complete. Cochrane radioed “G” to George, asking if he had any aircraft left to retarget them at Zorpa. Hutchinson replied that there were none. Sutterley, who was in charge of the reserve group, relayed the order to them by radio.

    Burpee on “S Sugar” was diverted to Zorpa, but did not respond. He did not respond to repeated calls. By this time he was already dead. [131]

    Brown on the F Firefly was sent to Zorpa and arrived there after McCarthy had left. The fog got even thicker. Although he swooped down to the dam itself, his bombardier Oancia did not have time to aim.

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    Brown dived a second time, but the second time the fog prevented Oancia. They made 8 attempts, after which Brown stopped this activity for a while and decided to have a small meeting on the intercom. The next time Oancia dropped a pack of lighters on the trees next to the dam. They flared brightly, the trees also caught fire, so during the tenth run, Oansia saw this glow from afar. Now he knew exactly where the target was, and accurately dropped his bomb.

    They began to climb with a turn, and a column of water and mud flew out of the fog. Then it fell off, and the pilots saw an air shock wave that looked like a giant ring of smoke around this pillar.

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    Anderson, on the Y Yorker, was also sent to Zorpa, but he arrived even later than Brown. Now the valley was completely hidden by fog, so it was simply impossible to see the lake and the dam. He came back with the bomb.

    Ottley’s With Charlie was ordered to fly to Lister Dam, one of the secondary targets. He acknowledged receiving the order, but no one else heard from him.

    Last pilot was Townsend on O Orange. His target was the Ennerpe dam. He searched for her for a long time in the fog and made 3 calls before he was satisfied and dropped the bomb. The attack was successful.

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    10 planes out of 19 were returning home. Now they were lighter by 8 tons due to dropped bombs and burned gasoline and could reach a maximum cruising speed of 245 miles / hour. It was possible not to care about fuel consumption, the only task was to fly home. The shore was an hour’s flight away, but it was less before sunrise. The pilots knew that enemy fighter pilots were anxiously waiting for the sky to turn pink in the east. [132]

    Harris brought Cochrane and Wallis to Scampton to meet the survivors. Back in the operations center, he picked up the phone again to call the Portal. This time he immediately alerted the telephone operator that Air Chief Marshal Sir Arthur Harris, Chief of Bomber Command, would be speaking.

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    “Yes, of course,” agreed the patient girl, who knew what jokes young lieutenants allow themselves. It’s you again, sir. Now go and let your navigator put you to bed. He will help you take the right course.

    There was an explosion in the operations center. An unusually polite communications officer flew down the stairs and explained to the girl what a terrible thing she had done. Someone calmed the furious people in the operations center while the girl dialed to Washington. This time the line was free, and Harris, somewhat reassured, had the pleasure of telling the Portal:

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    – Operation Downwood was a success… yes, a success!

    Gibson saw Hamm’s black spot ahead and turned east. On the left, he saw another plane. Gibson thought he was flying too close to Hamm. and immediately flashes of anti-aircraft guns flashed, and something exploded in the sky, where the plane had just been. It fell, spewing flames like a meteor. Perhaps it was Burpee. Or Ottley.

    Townsend was the last to leave the dam area. He flew over Myung and did not recognize him at first. The lake has changed shape. Everywhere one could see mudflats on which fishing boats were stuck, bridges absurdly sticking out, as if on stilts, over a dried-up river. The anti-torpedo net was gone, and the terrain below the dam was completely changed. A new lake appeared, which did not exist before. A strange lake rushing down the valley.

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    By some miracle, most of the planes got away from the anti-aircraft guns on the way back. But any luck ends one day, the sky in the east brightened, and now the heavy bombers looked more like sitting ducks. Trevor-Ruper told Gibson over the intercom: [133]

    – Unidentified aircraft behind.

    – Ok, Trav.

    “G George” went down rapidly until he began to literally scrape his belly over the fences in the pastures, and the frightened sheep began to scatter in panic.

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    “I can’t see anymore,” Trevor-Ruper said, but Gibson kept crawling on the ground just in case.

    Over Holland he called Dingy Young, but did not hear an answer. Gibson began to wonder what had happened to Dingy. (The group headquarters knew! They received a short message from Young. He passed the coast at low altitude and the last salvo of anti-aircraft guns hit the plane. Young managed to stretch a few more miles, losing altitude, but then he landed on the water.)

    Approaching the West Wall, Gibson climbed to 300 feet. Pulford pushed the gas sectors forward and dived towards the ground again. They picked up speed of 270 miles an hour and raced over the tank traps and the sandy shore. Soon there was a gloomy gray sea below them, and the anti-aircraft guns were left behind.

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    After 10 minutes dawn broke over Holland, but Townsend still hadn’t left the mainland. He was lucky, and he slipped between the guns.

    Maltby arrived first. He landed at dawn and found that the whole airfield was waiting for him, despite the twilight. Harris, Cochrane and Wallis met him. Maltby told what he saw. Sell ​​Martin. Matt Sanders rushed out to meet him and found Martin under the plane’s wing, looking distressed at the jagged hole in the wing.

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    “Hello, Matt,” he said. “Look what those bastards did to Popeye.”

    One by one the planes landed and the pilots went to the operations center, where Harris, Cochrane and Wallis listened carefully. Gibson entered. His hair, which had been under the helmet for 8 hours, finally settled down.

    “That was crazy, sir,” he said. – They flew like bombs, but could not get past [134] anti-aircraft guns. I’m afraid some guys got it. I don’t know exactly how many were hurt. Probably Hopgood and Maudsley.

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    They ate ham and eggs and crowded around the beer bar, waiting for stragglers. Shannon and Dingy Yang sat on the water, and someone said:

    — Hasn’t the old drunkard spanked back yet? He is doing this for the third time. And will do it too often.

    Young had to do it TOO often. This time he was not in the lifeboat.

    Wallis asked anxiously:

    — Where are they? Where are the others? Summers replied:

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    — They’ll get together, just give it time. Perhaps they sat in other places.

    However, the wait soon became pointless, and Wallis realized that everyone around him was drinking to those who did not return. Excluding himself. He didn’t drink. Martin made him take half a pint, but he just stood there, trying to blink away tears. Then Wallis squeezed out:

    – Oh, if only I knew. I would never start this!

    Mutt and Charles Whitworth tried to make him forget about it as soon as possible.

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    The crowd was slowly dissolving. Someone said, “Why are we having a bachelor party here?”

    Immediately, an Australian and three other people broke into the room where the women lived. One of the girls sat on the bed and undressed.

    – You can’t come in here! she screeched.

    — Yes, I can, — answered one of the pilots. He grabbed a couple of tennis balls off the dressing table and stuffed them under his uniform. Then he examined the new bust with approval and said: “All the girls are here.” Come out and join the party.

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    The girl said she had never been to a party before breakfast. Then they grabbed the bed and started tossing her up to the ceiling until she begged for mercy. “Well, well, well, let me just get dressed. [135]

    Gibson quickly left the party, but did not go to bed. He went to the hangar to give Humphrey and Chifi Powell the list of victims. They were supposed to notify their relatives by telegrams. 56 beardless youths out of 133 who went on the flight were gone. Only three managed to jump out with parachutes at a dangerously low altitude and spent the rest of the war in the unpleasant environment of prisoner of war camps. Gibson expected heavy losses over Myon, where the scouts found some defensive structures, but only 1 aircraft was shot down there. (It wasn’t until after the war that the mysterious black shadows on the hillsides were discovered to be nothing more than ornamental pines. At the height of the war, the Germans were unable to send additional guns, but tried to at least portray them.)

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    The carriages went to Whitworth’s house for lunch. Wallis wearily descended the stairs, shaken by his losses, and after a while he flew off to Weybridge with Summers. Martin gave him sleeping pills when he left so that he could sleep at night. He fell asleep. The tired scientist dropped a pill somewhere in the bed and turned off like a light bulb.

    Around 2 pm even the hardy Martin and Whittaker decided to go to sleep, but at 5 pm they were up and took the bus to Woodhall Spa for the party. On the way back, David Shannon and Anna sat side by side. Shannon leaned right in to the girl’s ear so that the others would not hear, and asked her to marry him.

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    “Oh David…” she muttered, “… not with that mustache.

    Shannon involuntarily grabbed them. It was the most precious thing for him, they made him quite an adult – he looked at least 22 years old. He cleared his throat.

    Is this serious? My mustache or you?

    The answer was silence.

    – All right, I’ll shave them off.

    In the morning, 617 Squadron went on leave – 3 days for ground personnel and 7 days for surviving pilots. Gibson remained, who for 2 days wrote letters to the mothers [136] of the dead. He refused Heveron, who wanted to print the standard form of the notice, and wrote to everyone in his own hand, each time in a new way. 56 letters.

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    In London and at home, the pilots found themselves famous. The reconnaissance “Mosquito” returned from a flight over Germany with pictures, and they were breathtaking. Lakes Mön and Eder were empty. 330 million tons of water, like a cancerous tumor, spread through the valleys of the western Ruhr, only the skeletons of cities and villages were visible among the wastelands.

    The Ruhr, which used to be tested by fire, is now under water. At 50 miles from Myon and 50 miles from Eder, coal mines were flooded, factories were destroyed. Fritzlar, one of Hitler’s largest military airfields, was under water. Planes, airfields, hangars, barracks, bomb storage – everything is gone. Highways, railroads, bridges disappeared. The industrial suburb of Kassel Unterneustadt, located 40 miles from Eder, went under water. The current rushed a few more miles through the Fulda valley. The banks of the canals were washed out, the power plants were demolished, the Ruhr blast furnaces were without water and could not produce steel. Dozens of river structures were destroyed in Gelsenkirchen, Dortmund, Hamm and Bochum. The transport system that ensured the flow of raw materials to the Ruhr and the export of finished products was destroyed. Some factories were not demolished, but could not work because they lost electricity or water.

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    In the small town of Neheim, 2,000 people were involved in repairs, including 1,250 soldiers. Another 2,000 people tried to repair the dam. But even many months later, during the battle for the Ruhr, there was not enough water even to extinguish fires.

    The official German report gives a “gloomy picture of devastation.” By autumn, it will be clear how much production has suffered, but according to an estimate, this was equal to the loss of 100,000 workers for several months.

    125 plants and factories were either destroyed or badly damaged. Approximately 3000 hectares of arable land were [137] devastated. 25 bridges destroyed, 21 bridges damaged. 6500 heads of cattle died.

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    Such were the costs. But there were also losses. 1294 people drowned, mostly civilians. However, they were mostly prisoners and slaves – 749 people. In the Eder Valley there was a camp of Russian prisoners of war.

    After the raid, the Germans brought in hundreds of soldiers with anti-aircraft guns to guard the rest of the dams in Germany. In the meantime, they worked like beavers to repair Myung. They built 2 high pylons 2,000 yards from the dam and strung a cable between them across the lake. Other cables with suspended grenades hung from it all the way to the water. It was a trap for low-flying aircraft. Near the dam itself, they stretched 2 strong anti-torpedo nets, another was installed 1000 yards from the dam. On the dry side of the dam they stretched out a steel net.

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    Mayor Dillhardt was avenged, but too late. The stable door was slammed when the horse was already gone.

    Gibson calmly passed the dismissal with his wife Eva. She was shocked when photos of her Guy appeared on the front pages of the newspapers. All the time he served in 617 Squadron, he assured her that he worked in a flying school.

    Mickey Martin was invited to the Australian Air Force headquarters. There, a swarthy, pretty girl named Wendy used all her charms to get him to talk about the raid and relay it to Australia. However, the indestructible Martin only said:

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    – Let’s have lunch together.

    He remained silent until she agreed.

    In Scampton, Gibson received a letter from the village vicar. Opening the envelope, he found a copy of the letter he had sent to The Times.

    “Sir,

    The bombing of the Myona Dam caused serious concern in the international bird conservation movement. For 3 years since the beginning of the war, a pair of whooper swans [138] ringed by us nested on this lake. These are the rarest of the large birds in Europe. There is only one other known pair of this arctic subspecies. She was photographed at 1927 Professor Olssen’s aunt, Reykjavik, at their nesting site on Lake Thongvallavatn, Iceland.

    Has anyone heard anything about the fate of the Möna couple, possibly the last couple in Europe? Given the rarity of these beautiful birds, how could they have allowed their nesting site to be bombarded? Moreover, if the operation was already necessary, could it not be postponed until the swans (if any) grow up?

    Sincerely yours. ..»

    The Times realized that it smelled bad and did not publish the letter, which was quite reasonable. After all, Gibson later learned that it was written by 2 intelligence officers from Scampton.

    Mickey Martin also received a letter. One Australian wrote that he collects souvenirs for a military museum and asks to send something from the raid on the dam. Martin was completely irreverent when it came to the rear. He replied:

    “Sir,

    I am extremely interested in your museum and I am sending you the Möna dam in an envelope

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    Sincerely yours…”

    Below the signature, he had Toby Foxley write in red ink: “Censored and confiscated by the Metropolitan Water Board.”

    After that came awards – 33 pieces. Gibson received the Victoria Cross, Martin, McCarthy, Maltby, Shannon and Knight – Distinguished Service Crosses. Bob Hay, Hutchinson, Leggo, Danny Walker received buckles for their Distinguished Flying Crosses. 10 people received Distinguished Flying Crosses, including Trevor-Ruper, Buckley, Deering, Spafford, Tarum. Brown and Townsend received [139] Distinguished Gallantry Medal, 12 others were awarded the Distinguished Flying Medal, including Tammy Simpson, Sumpter, Oansia and Palford.

    Upon hearing the news, Gibson called Sergeant Powell.

    “Chifi,” he said calmly, “if I change, tell me right away.

    On May 27, the King and Queen visited the famous new squadron. Crews in dress uniform were lined up in front of the aircraft. On this day, Shannon turned 21, about which Gibson warned the king. Therefore, when Shannon was introduced to the monarch, he shook hands with the pilot and cheerfully said:

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    – You’re perfectly preserved for your age, Shannon. You just have to go to the party.

    Gibson held a competition for the best squadron emblem and presented several designs to the king to choose from. The king called the queen, and they, without saying a word, chose a drawing of a broken dam. Water gushes from the hole, and lightning flashes in the sky. Below the picture was the motto: “Apres nous les deluge”. It sounded ambiguous – “After us, even a flood.” Especially if you remember that Queen Marie Antoinette said it.

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    The night the royal couple left, Shannon had a party. Near the end, an unexpected vision appeared in the room. Charles Whitworth dressed up in a hunting harness, red jacket and white breeches and announced himself with loud blasts of a horn. He blew until someone from below yelled, “What the hell?! What’s going on there?!” – the door opened and a certain senior officer appeared in a uniform embroidered with galloons, with golden oak leaves on his cap and an order block on his chest. Frightened exclamations were heard, but when not quite sober eyes saw the newcomer, a cat chorus thundered.

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    – Shannon!

    Shannon ran away unnoticed and stole Whitworth’s uniform and cap. He entered, took the pipe from Whitworth, and muttered:

    — Who are these unfortunates in fancy dress?

    Whitworth put strawberries in his hunting horn.

    Good pets for teenagers: 23 Good Pets for Teenager to Consider

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    23 Good Pets for Teenager to Consider

    Inside: 23 Good Pets for Teenager to Consider.

    Whether it was a family pet or one that I “owned,” I was never without a pet growing up. Having a small pet and caring for it throughout your childhood adds a special dimension to your development.

    There are a few things to think about before giving in to your teen’s repeated requests for a new pet or companion.

    Since they are no longer kids, your teenagers can take on more pet care responsibilities. What, then, are some of the top pets for teenagers?

    As a teen, you can choose from a wide variety of dog breeds, cats, and lizards that make excellent pets. Any teen would be capable of caring for and maintaining any of these pets, even if they have specific needs.

    Take a look at our list of 23 recommended pets for teenagers, as well as some things to think about before letting your teen take on the responsibility of a new pet.

    Best Pets for Teens

    1. Cats:  A cat is a popular pet all over the globe. Fluffy and cute, these critters make fantastic pets. They require less maintenance than dogs but are still a significant commitment. Your options for keeping your cat indoors or letting it roam freely are limited only by your willingness to install a cat flap.

    2. Birds: Most birds don’t require a lot of attention or space, making them a great choice for first-time pet owners. Parakeets, for instance, are extremely sociable birds that get along great with people of all ages, including teenagers.

    3. Fish: It’s exciting to set up your first aquarium, however it can also be quite intimidating. One of the most crucial choices is selecting the fish that will thrive in your aquarium given the other variables you’ll need to take into account, such as water tank, location, filter, lighting, and water pH. Some species of fish are better suited to a beginner’s care than others. Learn about some of the best fish to keep if you’re a teenager, as well as some basic care instructions.

    4. Rabbit:  Rabbits are intelligent and social animals that, if left bored, may become destructive. According to the House Rabbit Society, bunnies have a strong desire to chew on things, so you’ll need to do a lot of bunny-proofing if you want to let your bunny run around the house.

    Considerations:  Young children may have a hard time understanding that rabbits, like cats, can be a little different and that some of them don’t like to be carried around.

    Good Pets for Teenager (Dog Breeds)

    I think we can all agree that dogs are the best. While it’s true that dogs require the most upkeep, once you understand what you’re getting into, dog ownership is truly rewarding.

    Taking into account a dog’s breed and temperament, the amount of exercise and space they will require, and whether or not this is the perfect time for one to join your household can help you reduce the amount of maintenance they require. This is a significant time and effort investment that will pay off nicely.

    Here are a few great breeds for kids and teens…

    5. Jack Russell Terrier

    6. Labrador Retriever

    7. Pug

    8. Border Collie

    9. Cavalier King Charles Spaniel

    10. Poodle

    Reptiles That Make Great Pets for Teens

    When considering the best pets for teenagers, reptiles are a great choice. It’s possible that a reptile would be an excellent pet for a teen who isn’t interested in spending a lot of time being physically active outside or who lacks the time or energy to properly care for a new dog.

    11. Geckos:  Your teen, depending on their taste in reptiles, can pick from a wide variety of geckos. There isn’t much variation among geckos with regard to care requirements and nutritional needs. They can make fantastic pets.

    12. Turtles:  Teens can learn a lot about caring for animals from their pet turtle, which can live for 15 to 25 years. A small reptile, like a turtle, could be a great addition to your teen’s life if they prefer to keep their pet close and don’t want to worry about taking it for walks or to the bathroom.

    13. Snakes:  Several species of snakes are ideal for teens because of how easy they are to care for on a daily basis. It’s true that not all parents or teenagers are enthusiastic about having a snake as a pet, but there are many advantages to having one.

    14. Frog: For novice pet owners, keeping frogs presents a fantastic learning opportunity. These fish-like creatures are low-maintenance, visually striking, and less expensive as pets than most other types of reptiles. It takes a different set of skills in frog domestication and a variety of diets to care for various species of frog.

    When starting out, it’s crucial to select a species that’s right for you.

    When it comes to cost and maintenance, not all frogs are created equal, so do some research before committing.

    15. Tortoise: The care of a tortoise may be more appealing to some teens than that of a snake. Russian tortoises are known for their placid nature, slow pace, and quiet demeanor, and their long lifespan.

    Teen Pet Ideas (Rodents)

    16. Guinea Pig:  If your teen is dedicated and has the time to give a guinea pig the care it needs, having one as a pet can be rewarding for both of you. A guinea pig, given the right environment and care, has an expected lifespan of 8 years.

    17. Hamster:  In spite of their high energy levels and voracious appetites, owners of these furry companions should keep in mind that their lifespans average only two years. Your teenager will be able to take on more responsibility and play with this cute rodent.

    18. Mouse:  Mice are fast and jumpy, but they can become friendly pets with consistent handling. Many mice get used to eating out of their caregiver’s hand. The typical lifespan is between one and three years. Females thrive in same-sex pairs or small groups, but males often engage in violent conflict with one another.

    19. Rats:  Your teen will enjoy having a rat as a pet because rats are very sociable and require little attention. If well-cared for, your teen’s pet rat could live for two to three years.

    Unique Pets for 13-Year-Olds

    20. Madagascar Hissing Cockroaches: Insects continue to be utterly fascinating. This is the pinnacle of low-maintenance pets, making them a decent choice for young teenagers. They are large enough to be handled and generally quite docile, but they make no attempt to get anyone’s attention.

    21. Chinchilla:  Night owls like chinchillas make excellent pets due to their low maintenance requirements, quietness, lack of odor, and gorgeous fur. When raised with human contact and affection, they develop into docile pets.

    22. Hedgehog:  The hedgehog is a remarkable animal and an interesting pet. With a diet that consists mainly of insects, they require little care. The hedgehog’s diet can benefit from the addition of fruits, vegetables, and even pet food. Hedgehogs make great pets if you find one that fits these criteria: early age, good health, and tame.

    23. Scorpion:  Scorpions are low-key, tidy, and require little upkeep. Most pet scorpions are relatively harmless.

    More Fun Ideas You and Your Teens Will Love

    Now that we have chatted about good pets for teenager to take care of, check out a few more of our favorite ideas for teens.

    • Art Kits for Teens With Supplies That They’ll LoveAre you trying to encourage your teen’s artistic interests? Maybe you like to sew, or you like to construct unusual buildings. I used to spend a lot of time as a teen thinking up new ways to make things and making them. Teens today have access to a wide variety of modern art and craft kits that are both fun and educational. Whether your adolescent is an avid artist or just looking for a way to express themselves creatively, I’ve got you covered. Discover some of the best art supplies for teenagers here.
    • Fun First Day Ideas for Teens – We remember how difficult it was for us when we were teenagers. Whether or not you have a driver’s license, we have some great date ideas that are suitable for teenagers. It may be difficult to find satisfying pursuits outside of school, depending on one’s personal situation. Yet, with some creative thinking, you may arrange some great dates that will keep you from growing tired of each other. And it won’t cost you an arm and a leg! Your adolescent can make an impact without breaking the bank by going on low-key but memorable dates. See the 45 fun and creative dating suggestions for teenagers.
    • Journal Prompts for Teens – Everyone can gain something from making journaling a regular practice. Writing in a journal is like confiding in a trusted friend who will keep your thoughts private while you work through difficult emotions and thoughts. Even though keeping a journal on a regular basis is an excellent way to develop a lifelong habit of writing every day, many teenagers have trouble getting started.




    All About Budgerigars | PetMD

    By Vanessa Voltolina

    If you’ve ever marveled at a small, colorful, talkative pet bird, chances are it’s a budgerigar. Budgerigars, also known as parakeets or “budgies,” are the most popular type of caged parakeet. They tend to be very friendly, talkative birds, said Dr. Alicia McLaughlin, DVM, associate veterinarian at the Center for Bird and Exotic Animal Medicine in Bothell, WA. Unsure of what’s involved in caring for a budgie and how you can help it seamlessly make its way into your family? Here, find out what you need to know about caring for a budgerigar and other considerations to keep in mind if one is in your future.

    History of the Budgerigar

    Parakeets comprise about 115 species of birds that are seed-eating parrots of small size, slender build, and long, tapering tails, according to Encyclopedia Britannica. Budgerigars are a type of parakeet and, in addition to being called “budgies,” they are often referred to as “shell parakeets” due to the wavy, shell-like formations on their wings.

    Budgerigars are about seven and a half inches long and come in hundreds of brilliant shades of greens and yellows. Generally, parakeets — budgies included — are found in warm regions, from India to Australia and tropical America, and prefer temperatures in the upper 70s to low 80 degrees Fahrenheit (particularly in areas of Australia, where they form large flocks in Australia’s grasslands). These birds congregate together for nesting — forming a breeding colony — in tree holes, laying six to eight eggs twice a year. They tend to have a shorter lifespan than some other parrot species, generally living between 6 and 12 years, Dr. McLaughlin said.

    Where to Buy a Budgerigar

    Unfortunately, some budgies found in pet stores can be the product of bird mills. However, parrot rescues can be found in every state and will have birds available for adoption that have been medically tested and cleared, said Jacqueline Johnson, Parrot Garden Manager at Best Friends Animal Society in Kanab, Utah. According to The Gabriel Foundation, a parrot welfare organization, medical testing often includes microscopic fecal analysis (to ensure a bird is parasite-free) and testing for Chlamydophila psittaci (psittacosis), also known as “parrot fever,” a bacterial illness that may be carried by budgies without any signs of illness and that is transmissible to humans. General blood testing, as well as testing for other illnesses, may also be performed, especially if a veterinarian examining the bird finds any marked abnormalities.

    What Do Budgerigars Eat?

    According to Dr. Laurie Hess, DVM, board-certified bird specialist and owner of the Veterinary Center for Birds & Exotics in Bedford Hills, NY, budgies need a varied diet that includes formulated pellets, fresh vegetables and fruits, with seeds provided as only an occasional treat. Most avian veterinarians recommend that formulated pellets make up about 70 percent of the diet (these are nutritionally balanced and are created using a blend of grains, seeds, vegetables, fruits, vitamins, minerals, and other essential nutrients). The other third of the budgerigar diet may come from fresh or frozen vegetables, fresh or frozen fruits and grains, as well as small amounts of other protein sources such as cooked egg or meat.

    While seed may be a favorite food among budgerigars, an exclusive, seed-only diet is a no-no, McLaughlin said, as seeds are deficient in nearly all vital nutrients. Although you may find products like grit — which is primarily made from ground up minerals and sand — marketed for budgies to help their stomachs grind up seed hulls, Johnson said that while grit is useful for birds like pigeons who swallow seeds whole, budgies hull their seeds before eating and don’t need to be given grit.

    Most produce and table foods that are healthy for people are also nutritious for birds. Try to feed your budgerigar either fresh or frozen produce, avoiding too much fruit (it’s high in sugar and may lead to obesity), as well as canned foods, as they may contain certain preservatives that may not be safe for your bird, Dr. McLaughlin said. You’ll also want to avoid feeding your budgie avocado, chocolate, alcohol, caffeine, and uncooked dry beans and legumes, as they contain toxins that can be fatal if your bird consumes enough of them.

    Budgerigars can be creatures of habit, and McLaughlin recommended not making any sudden changes in their diet, as some birds may not recognize new items as food and may actually starve themselves. “Bird owners should talk to an avian veterinarian if they are considering a diet change,” she said.

    Veterinary Care and Your Budgerigar

    Due to extensive inbreeding in the pet trade, budgies can be prone to certain tumors and cancers, Johnson said. Budgerigars can suffer from a variety of medical problems, including traumatic injuries to limbs or beaks from scuffles with other animals, obesity, liver disease, gastrointestinal parasites and other infections, according to Dr. McLaughlin, making regular veterinary check-ups with a bird-savvy veterinarian vital. Since birds commonly mask signs of illness for as long as possible, a yearly veterinary exam is important to help detect problems early and to establish a normal baseline for the bird, Dr. McLaughlin said. “I recommend that budgies be examined by an exotic animal or avian veterinarian every six months to help identify and treat any developing disorders early,” she said. Consider annual bloodwork and fecal analysis to screen for underlying health issues. 

    Caring for Your Budgerigar

    Budgies tend to be tame, respond well to regular, gentle handling, and can be very affectionate, Dr. McLaughlin said. Additionally, they are not as loud as many other parrot species and can develop surprising vocabularies. Depending on the individual bird and the amount of training they receive, budgies are capable of learning dozens or more words in different languages. Even though budgies are known for being quieter parrots, they may still be noisy and are very messy — a trait of virtually all birds. As with any pet, budgerigars require a big commitment, including a lot of attention to socialize them, safe housing, and proper nutrition, Dr. McLaughlin said.

    Budgies are small and may be timid, so if there are other predatory pets in the house, said Dr. Hess, such as cats or dogs that might consider budgies as prey, owners should be careful not to have the birds out of their cages when these other pets are around and should be sure that budgies’ cages are securely locked and not easily within other pets’ reach.

    Dr. Hess added that budgies also may not be the right fit for very young children, who may scare these birds with their quick movements and rough handling. However, budgies can make great companions for slightly older, responsible children who are supervised when they handle these pets and who can be taught to allow these birds to sit quietly on their hands.

    Whether or not you allow your budgerigar to fly freely in your home depends on your living situation, said Dr. Hess. While it is nice to enable your pet bird to fly as it does in the wild, in a small captive setting (particularly if there are other pets in the house or if they can be in danger of flying into a window, mirror, or ceiling fan or out an open door) flying may not be practical, and wing clipping – or trimming the five outermost flight feather to prevent lift – may be the more prudent choice.

    Wing clipping is temporary, however, and feathers will grow back in a few months if you decide to let your bird fly. “A caregiver must weigh the benefits of flight against the need for safety, and make an informed decision about clipping wings or not,” said Johnson.

    Consult an avian veterinarian before making the decision to trim a bird’s wings, Dr. McLaughlin said. The process of clipping a bird’s wings is not painful and usually needs to be performed every three to six months, she added.

    When purchasing a cage, consider one that is large enough for your bird to fly or hop uninhibited, with narrow bar spacing (larger spacing can lead to budgerigars getting their heads caught in the bars). Since budgies love warmer temperatures, Dr. McLaughlin recommended keeping a ceramic heat lamp to one side of the cage (outside of the cage) if your home is particularly cool in the winter. She also recommends allowing your budgie to have supervised time out in natural sunlight (in a cage for their protection) whenever possible for optimum health.

    According to Dr. Hess, ultraviolet (UV) light is critical to enabling birds to make vitamin D in their skin, which then enables them to absorb calcium from their food. If it’s too cold or impractical to expose your bird to natural sunlight outside, you can provide your budgie with supplemental UV light for several hours each day using a 5.0 UVB light (which emits a five-percent UVB output) shining over the cage, Dr. McLaughlin said. Several safe UV lights are commercially available for birds, Hess added, and UV lights made for reptiles should not be used for birds, as the light may cause damage to their eyes or burns.

       

    When it comes to grooming your budgerigar, Dr. McLaughlin said that they should be allowed to “shower” with water daily (or a minimum of twice per week) for optimal feather and skin health. Budgies typically need toenail trims every other month to keep them short and blunt to prevent them from catching on clothing or curling under and damaging the feet; however, if you provide your bird with a number of different-texture perches, they will often wear their nails down naturally, Dr. Johnson said.

    Budgerigars usually enjoy a wide variety of bird toys, said Dr. Hess, including shredding toys (made from paper for your parrot to destroy), foot toys (to promote dexterity of the feet), swings, noise makers and foraging toys (puzzle-like toys that hide food for your bird to discover). Materials that are safe for use in parrot toys include wood, leather, paper and most hard plastic products that are not too soft to chew and ingest. Toys with bells or other metal items should be made only of stainless steel or nickel plated metal and not zinc or lead, which are potentially toxic to birds

    “Budgies can be incredible companions,” Johnson said.  “They are smart, silly, and tend to bond closely to their owners if they are handled consistently.  It is important to move slowly at first to establish a trust-based relationship. Once a budgie accepts you, they love to spend time with you.” 

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    Top 10 animals that will become your child’s best friend


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    A child asks for a pet, but you don’t know which animal to choose? Don’t worry, we have compiled for you the top 10 animals that your baby will make friends with. nine0010

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    Can’t decide which pet to get: a cat or a dog? Hamster or parrot?

    Pet care can teach a child to be responsible and take care of his pet. Bonding with a pet can provide an invaluable experience not only for the child, but for every member of the family.

    But sometimes children don’t even want to pick up clothes from the floor or fold toys, so you question their ability to care for, feed and clean the animal. nine0010

    Do you think they are not ready for such responsibility?

    If you want your pet to be your best friend, wait until your child is old enough to take care of their pet on their own. Usually, only after 5-6 years of age, children can consciously systematically follow the rules and follow a clear algorithm of actions. Toddlers often do not distinguish an animal from a toy and can provoke it with inept handling and too active games. nine0028

    But how do you choose the right pet?

    We have collected for you the top 10 animals that your baby will make friends with.

    1. Dog



    A dog is a full member of the family. Photo: Pixabay

    A dog is not just a pet, it is a full-fledged member of the family, so it requires attention and care on a par with a child, not to mention care.

    Promises “I will walk with him every day”, as a rule, are quickly forgotten even by the most responsible children. Be prepared for the fact that caring for a puppy will very quickly become your responsibility. nine0004

    To make sure your child is really ready to take care of a pet on their own, arrange a check. If you have friends or relatives who can “borrow” a dog, take him in for at least a week and shift all the caregiving responsibilities to the child. If this is not possible, just arrange with the child to pretend that you have a dog – let the child go for a walk early in the morning and in the evening as if with a puppy. After a week of such “walking” it will become known whether the child is really ready to take care of the dog. nine1. Cat Photo: Pixabay

    What could be nicer than a warm, fluffy creature that soothingly purrs and caresses gently. A kitten is the perfect pet for introverted children. Children with this personality type love to be alone, they are restrained, calm and thoughtful, so communication with a kitten will allow them to reveal themselves, give tenderness and love to a fluffy pet. Boys love cats, but girls are more likely to choose them as pets. Moreover, it is important for a girl to be in contact with a cat, because it is necessary for the girl’s body to develop antibodies to a disease such as toxoplasmosis. nine0004

    3. Fish



    Fish are ideal for those new to pet care. Photo: Pixabay

    Goldfish are a classic choice, but are known to be very fragile and difficult to care for.

    In contrast, the cockerel, or fighting fish, feels great even in a small aquarium. This type of fish breathes atmospheric air, so water aeration is not required. Cockerel is a beautiful fish, most often expensive, with long bright fins. nine0004

    Fish watching has a calming effect on hyperactive and cranky babies. Bird training Photo: Pixabay

    They bang on the cage like rock stars in a hotel room, but musically inclined kids will love these tunes.

    Birds can be colorful, active and can be very social, but they take time and patience to train and are not suitable for all children. nine0004

    All birds require regular cage cleaning and fresh food and water, as well as a spacious cage and some flying space. Small birds do not like sudden movements or loud noises, so they are better cared for by older, calmer children.

    5. Hamster or gerbil



    “Pocket pets” are suitable for owners of small apartments. Photo: Pixabay

    Small, plump, harmless and intelligent, these animals need some care, but no more than a child can handle on their own.

    The perfect choice for families that want a pet but aren’t ready for a cat or dog. “Pocket pets” are suitable for owners of small apartments, because they do not require much space. But keep in mind – rodents are mostly nocturnal animals, so be prepared for noise in the middle of the night.

    Even if you clean the cage regularly, you can still smell bad smells from the rodent. And if you neglect to clean the cage, the smell can be just awful. nine0004

    6. Guinea Pig



    Guinea pigs rarely bite children

    Guinea pigs are mainly manual, unpretentious and rarely bit children. They tend to be active throughout the day and night, so children can play with them more often.

    Guinea pigs should be kept in pairs and provided with sufficient space. They need to be fed fresh, healthy food to meet their vitamin needs. nine0004

    7. Ant farm



    Ant farm is perfect for boys aged 5 to 8 who love insects very much.

    Photo: Pixabay

    They are like tanks, excavators and dinosaurs wrapped in a compact training package.

    The Ant Farm is ideal for boys aged 5 to 8 who love insects. But ants are equally useful for any child interested in science. nine0004

    Watching an ant farm can be a great way to learn about the nature and work ethic of these incredible insects. Encourage your child to save daily track drawings – this can lead to interesting discoveries.

    Farm maintenance includes removal of old food and debris, regular feeding (usually other insects and honey mixture) and access to fresh water.

    8. Lizard



    Leopard geckos are good for beginners because they are easy-going, odorless and non-allergic. Photo: Pixabay

    Lizards can be very interesting pets, but not every species is suitable for a new owner. Iguanas and monitor lizards are cute and funny at first, but then they grow into one and a half meter predators. If you are not ready to keep a “dinosaur” at home – pay attention to their safe relatives, for example, the leopard gecko. nine0004

    These reptiles are well suited for beginners as they are undemanding, odorless and non-allergic. Geckos are very neat animals: they choose one place in the terrarium and go to the toilet only there. Leopard geckos are sociable animals, they quickly get used to the child and then ask to be held in their arms.

    9. Turtle



    Photo: Pixabay

    There are aquatic and terrestrial turtles. To begin with, it is worth deciding on the species, but consider the fact that many land turtles are listed in the Red Book, so it is illegal to sell and buy them without documents.

    Most freshwater turtles are captive bred and can be easily and legally purchased at a reasonable price. In addition, there are much more aquatic species than land species, so you can choose an unusual pet for yourself.

    Land tortoises mainly feed on plant foods. They need a lot of moisture in their food, vitamins and minerals. But aquatic turtles are carnivores. All kinds of frogs, tadpoles, snails and insects are used as food for such reptiles. nine0004

    10. Snake


    The most popular species is the corn snake. Photo: Pixabay

    Don’t be afraid. Serpents are often underestimated. Stay away from large and of course poisonous species and you will see that snakes can actually be interesting pets for children.

    The most popular species is the corn snake. She is very easy to tame, she is friendly and very beautiful. nine0004

    The snake will need a terrarium (make sure it’s tightly sealed to prevent escape), fresh water, and a heat source. And, of course, she will have to be fed, which upsets some. Snakes are carnivores, they eat rodents about once a week. If this aspect of friendship with a snake is not a problem, then feel free to get this reptile for your child.

    Do you agree that these are the best pets for kids, or do you have other ideas you can share? nine0025

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      At preschool age, most children dream of their own pet. They “order” a furry friend to Santa Claus, ask their relatives as a birthday present, try to take home every kitten or puppy they meet on the street. At some point, parents decide to encourage the baby’s desire, but they immediately wonder what kind of pet to choose for a preschool child so that he can cope with the care and care of a pet. nine0004

      Making an informed choice

      Parents and children should understand that a pet is not a toy, but a living creature that requires no less attention than all other family members. For him, you need to create comfortable conditions, and not only equip your own corner, but also provide the necessary care. Naturally, responsibility will have to be distributed among family members, because. A preschooler is unlikely to be able to “educate” a pet on their own.

      As for choosing a pet, the following options are possible:

      • Cats . They are not very whimsical in terms of care – they are quite clean, and wash themselves, they do not require daily walking. However, cats are wayward in nature, especially when it comes to certain specific breeds, such as Siamese or British cats. The kid needs to be sure to explain the rules of behavior when communicating with these pets and demonstrate them by his own example. In general, cats get along quite well with preschoolers – they allow themselves to be stroked and participate in joint games. nine0315
      • Dogs . They are friendly, active and very smart pets that almost all children dream of. Naturally, dogs show their best qualities only after training, so it is very important to go with a new pet to training sessions with cynologists. In addition, dogs need to be walked daily, and this can quickly get boring for a little animal lover. Be prepared for the fact that most of the care of the pet will fall on the shoulders of the parents.
      • Rodents . If a child asks to have an animal, but cats and dogs, for one reason or another, do not seem to be the most rational option, you can opt for domestic rodents. Hamster, guinea pig, domestic rat, rabbit – all these animals are quite suitable for families with preschool children. The best option, however, would be a guinea pig – a friendly, intelligent and unpretentious rodent. You can also get a rat, but not everyone likes their appearance. Hamsters often bite and are predominantly nocturnal. As for rabbits, they require a large cage and careful care that preschoolers may not be able to provide. nine0315
      • Fish. It would seem that a kid of any age can easily cope with such pets. However, aquarium care cannot be called simple – you need to monitor the purity of the water, feed the fish on time, provide the necessary aeration and lighting. If you decide to start an aquarium for a preschooler, it is better to buy one or more unpretentious goldfish and put them in a small aquarium.
      • Birds. For toddlers, birds are unlikely to be the preferred pet option. It is difficult to play with them, and care for the cells should be regular. The birds themselves are also not very comfortable in families with small children – the kids are very active and noisy, which makes the birds worry and worry. If the child himself wanted to get a bird, the choice should be made on budgerigars, because. they are the least whimsical. nine0315
      • Reptiles. Some children show an increased interest in “exotic” pets such as snakes, lizards, turtles. Not all parents agree to such an unusual neighborhood, especially given the need to create certain conditions for reptiles to live. Caring for such pets requires responsibility not only from children, but also from other family members.

      Helpful Hints

      Here are a few more tips about choosing a pet that you might find useful:

      • Any, even the most seemingly unpretentious pet requires regular and thorough care. Preschool children are unlikely to cope with all the responsibilities, so the help of adults will be simply necessary. If you cannot provide the pet with proper attention, you should not start it.
      • It is not uncommon for children to bring home homeless animals, often malnourished and requiring veterinary care. Do not scold the baby and do not drive away the unexpected “guest”. Try to help the animal as much as possible, and then place it in good and caring hands. Such behavior will teach the child to empathize and help the younger brothers. nine0315
      • Before bringing a pet home, be sure to find out if the baby is allergic to animal hair and saliva.

      When choosing a pet, you need to take into account a number of other important factors: the average life expectancy of the animal, the amount of free time for adults, the size of the apartment, material resources and individual characteristics of the child. And remember that pets become full-fledged members of the family, so their appearance should be a conscious and joint decision. nine0004

      Does your family have a pet? How responsible is the child in caring for him? What do you think is the best animal for families with preschoolers?

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    Both of my children have attended this la petite academy, and i must say that i am shocked by the other reviews here. we have been nothing but happy and grateful for the services this school has provided to our children. my kids actually ASK if they can go to school since we’ve had them enrolled here. the teachers and staff have been amazing. they treat my kids like they’re their own children. they go above and beyond to make sure me, my husband and our children are happy and comfortable and make sure to communicate with us every step of the way. i would definitely recommend this school to inquiring parents!

    Always very attentive, helpful and keep informed your child’s daily interactions.

    All I could say is that La Petite is Amazing ! It’s not like I’m dropping off my children to complete strangers, the staff at La Petite is more like a family . I feel so comfortable knowing that my children are well taken care off !

    My daughter loves going to school at La Petite. *** is such a kind and thoughtful teacher. My son went there ten years ago and he loved *** too. I’m glad both of my children have had the opportunity to experience her compassionate and caring instruction.

    My 10 month old has been at La Petite since she was 22 weeks old. It was so hard for me to start leaving her at daycare, but I have to say it’s been the best decision. She has grown so much and loves being there. She adores *** and interacts with the other babies her age. I’ve really grown to adore all the ladies here and I’m so thankful to have them watch over my baby girl a couple days a week. I would recommend La Petite to other working moms.

    My 3 year old is currently attending the preschool program and she loves going to school. I love how happy she is and how much she loves her teachers. Thank you La Pettite for all you do I love knowing my daughter is in great hands.

    This school ROCKS!!! The management, teachers, cook, EVERYONE is so warm and friendly. My daughter has learned so much and she is always so eager to to attend. She will be ready for kindergarten next year and we are seriously discussing staying at La Petite for their Private Kindergarten program. We have had nothing but great expieriences here. We would recommend this school to anyone.

    My son has been here for the last year and a half, and we love it. The teachers have always been so nice and helpful that it truly makes dropping him off a great experience. He started out as the shy kid since he does not have any other brothers or sisters, but that quickly changed. He wakes up each morning excited to get there. The managment there is also wonderful. I have called several times to check on my son as well as just to check on my balanace and they make sure I always have what I need. The few teachers that I have come in contact with were ***. Each one of them always has a smiling face, and they make sure that my son is good. When I walk in they are always engaged and I can tell the kids love being there!! I would recommend this center to anyone.. If you don’t believe me simply vist the school.!!

    I have had my daughter enrolled in the Kinder prep classroom since 2014. She has learned more than we ever imagined possible! The teachers are warm and friendly and really seem to care about my childs education. I have no doubt now that she is MORE than ready to start Kindergarten next year!

    Sam is an amazing director who pours her heart into what she does. I am so impressed with her passion. The staff has great tenure and are truly dedicated to developing young minds. The facility is clean and safe. The curriculum is top notch. This school is truly an A+ location!

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    Facility Attributes

    Operator:

    Tikethia Robinson

    Capacity:

    166

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    Sunday

    • Closed
    Monday

    • 6:30AM–6:00PM
    Tuesday

    • 6:30AM–6:00PM
    Wednesday

    • 6:30AM–6:00PM
    Thursday

    • 6:30AM–6:00PM
    Friday

    • 6:30AM–6:00PM
    Saturday

    • Closed

    Licensing

    Licensing Type & Number:

    License#: 12943

    Issue Date:

    6/12/2022

    Expiration Date:

    6/12/2024

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    DSS Licensing Specialist

    Alexander, Renee

    (803) 898-9001


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    Severity Inspection Type Date Deficiency Type Resolved
    High Complaint 11/24/2022
    Ratios
    Pending
    High Complaint 11/3/2022
    Staff Requirements
    Pending
    High Complaint 11/3/2022
    Direct Supervision
    Pending
    High Complaint 11/3/2022
    Direct Supervision
    Pending
    High Complaint 11/3/2022
    Direct Supervision
    Pending
    High Complaint 11/3/2022
    Direct Supervision
    On Site
    High Complaint 11/3/2022
    Ratios
    On Site
    High Complaint 11/3/2022
    Ratios
    Pending
    High Complaint 11/3/2022
    Staff Health
    Pending
    High Complaint 11/3/2022
    Discipline and Behavior Management
    Pending
    High Complaint 10/24/2022
    Staff Requirements
    Pending
    High Complaint 10/24/2022
    Direct Supervision
    Pending
    High Complaint 10/24/2022
    Direct Supervision
    On Site
    High Complaint 10/24/2022
    Direct Supervision
    On Site
    High Complaint 10/24/2022
    Ratios
    On Site
    High Complaint 10/5/2022
    Staff Requirements
    Pending
    High Complaint 10/5/2022
    Direct Supervision
    On Site
    High Complaint 10/5/2022
    Direct Supervision
    On Site
    High Complaint 10/5/2022
    Ratios
    On Site
    Medium Application 5/19/2022
    Child Records
    Yes
    High Application 5/19/2022
    Staff Requirements
    Yes
    High Application 5/19/2022
    Direct Supervision
    On Site
    Low Application 5/19/2022
    Sanitation
    On Site
    High Application 5/19/2022
    Feeding, Eating, and Drinking
    On Site
    High Review 4/8/2022
    Direct Supervision
    On Site
    High Review 4/8/2022
    Ratios
    On Site
    Medium Review 12/20/2021
    Indoor Space and Conditions – Environmental Hazards
    Yes
    High Review 8/2/2021
    Direct Supervision
    On Site
    Medium Review 6/14/2021
    Diapering
    Yes
    Medium Review 6/14/2021
    Indoor Space and Conditions – Environmental Hazards
    Yes
    High Review 6/14/2021
    Indoor Space and Conditions – Environmental Hazards
    Yes
    Medium Review 6/14/2021
    Sanitation
    Yes
    Medium Review 6/14/2021
    Outdoor Space
    Yes
    Medium Review 6/14/2021
    Outdoor Space
    Yes
    Medium Review 6/14/2021
    Furniture, Toys, and Recreational Equipment
    Yes
    High Review 6/14/2021
    Environmental Hazards
    Yes
    Medium Review 6/14/2021
    Food Storage
    Yes
    High Complaint 5/26/2021
    Staff Requirements
    On Site
    High Complaint 5/26/2021
    Direct Supervision
    On Site
    High Complaint 5/26/2021
    Direct Supervision
    On Site
    High Complaint 5/26/2021
    Ratios
    On Site
    High Complaint 5/26/2021
    Ratios
    On Site
    High Complaint 5/26/2021
    63-13-40 Background checks for employment
    On Site
    High Complaint 5/24/2021
    Direct Supervision
    Yes
    High Complaint 5/24/2021
    Nap Time Ratios
    Yes
    High Complaint 5/6/2021
    Staff Requirements
    On Site
    High Complaint 5/6/2021
    Direct Supervision
    On Site
    High Complaint 5/6/2021
    Ratios
    On Site
    High Complaint 5/6/2021
    Discipline and Behavior Management
    On Site
    High Complaint 5/6/2021
    63-13-40 Background checks for employment
    On Site
    High Complaint 4/14/2021
    Staff Requirements
    On Site
    N/A Complaint 4/14/2021
    Staff Requirements
    On Site
    High Complaint 4/14/2021
    Direct Supervision
    On Site
    High Complaint 4/14/2021
    Ratios
    On Site
    High Complaint 4/14/2021
    63-13-40 Background checks for employment
    On Site
    Low Review/Complaint 8/27/2019
    Operating Policy
    On Site

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    Inspection Type Date Report
    Complaint 11/3/2022
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    Complaint 11/3/2022
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    Review 11/3/2022
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    Review 10/24/2022
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    Complaint 10/5/2022
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    Review 5/19/2022
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    Review 4/5/2022
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    Review 3/25/2022
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    Review 12/20/2021
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    Review 6/14/2021
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    Review 5/26/2021
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    Review 7/31/2020
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    Review 3/5/2020
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    Review 2/18/2020
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    Note on Deficiencies

    Deficiencies are listed in broad categories and are available online for 36 months. We encourage you to contact your region office for an explanation of any of the deficiencies, or for additional information about this facility’s compliance. Resolved “On Site” means that a violation was resolved during the Licensing Specialist’s inspection.



    Severity Levels


    High:

    These are the most serious violations of child care regulations and could pose a risk to the health and safety of children. If you would like an explanation of any of the deficiencies, or would like additional information about this facility’s compliance, please contact your regional office.


    Medium:

    These are significant violations of child care regulations and could negatively impact the health and safety of children. If you would like an explanation of any of the deficiencies, or would like additional information about this facility’s compliance, please contact your regional office.


    Low:

    These violations are the least likely to impact health and safety, but they still show that a facility is out of compliance with some child care regulations. If you would like an explanation of any of the deficiencies, or would like additional information about this facility’s compliance, please contact your regional office.



    Note on Frequency of Inspections


    Centers, Group Homes, and Licensed Family Homes::

    In 2014, legislation was passed that changed the number of unannounced visits from two per year to one per year in Child Care Centers, Group Child Care Homes, and Licensed Family Child Care Homes. As a result of this new law, you may see a decrease in the number of deficiencies listed on this website for these types of providers. Unannounced visits are still made in response to a complaint, and visits are scheduled with the facility during the re-licensing process, which occurs every two years.

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    Remote Home Care Marketer   If you are a nurse, CNA, LVN, EMT, physician assistant, or work in the healthcare field in any way and want to pick up extra commission – this may be a great fit for you. * Must live in one of the following  areas; San Fernando Valley, CA.; Antelope Valley, CA.; Santa Clarita, CA; Los Angles, CA* Responsibilities •         Identify and Market all local referral centers (hospitals, nursing homes, assisted living with rehabilitation or respite care, doctors’ offices, and other health  providers) and manage newly generated lead sources •         Arrange…

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    Learn more about specific child care, preschool & daycare tuition rates at your local La Petite Academy. Find a school near you & schedule a tour online!

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    The average full-time tuition cost at La Petite Academy is about $300 per week for infants and $200 per week for toddlers and preschoolers.

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    Preschool (1-2 year old), $300 ; Preschool (3-4 years old), $250 ; Kindergarten, $200 ; Afterschool Program (1st grade and up), $150 …

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    Willow Center 2020/2021 Tuition Schedule Pre-Kindergarten (4+ years) Typically, 7 to 8 children per class/teacher 5 days: $935.00 per month

    La Petite Academy – Indian Trail – Quality Rated Child Care

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    five signs that it’s time for you to change jobs

    Favorite and well-paid work is one of the main conditions for the well-being of most of us. And we do not seek to change anything without noticing that something is irreversibly changing around us: new people are coming, working conditions are changing, new tasks are appearing, wages that once seemed quite acceptable are depreciating. But many of us prefer not to notice that it’s time to change jobs and move forward until the situation becomes absolutely unbearable. nine0003

    Meanwhile, a job change requires good preparation. And you should not search for the best vacancy when you are absolutely exhausted physically and mentally. And then, when you are still able to slowly consider your actions and, based on your experience, start looking for a job that will satisfy your professional ambitions. What are the signs that it really is time to change jobs?

    You don’t have enough time to live

    Let’s assume that you systematically climbed the corporate ladder, gaining experience and raising your material status. And everything seemed to work out, only now the pace of life grew so that gradually there was no time left, and, most importantly, the strength to spend the money earned with taste and generally receive at least some joy from life. nine0003

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    You are not promoted

    It happens that the job, in general, suits you, and the tasks are interesting, and everything works out. But a year or two passes, and younger employees become your bosses, and no one is going to advance you through the ranks. It’s even more annoying if you were preparing to take on a more responsible post, and the authorities even let you know that you were expected to be promoted, but when the coveted position was vacant, someone else took it. nine0003

    This is a good reason to find a place where you will be more appreciated. By the way, experienced personnel officers advise career-oriented specialists not to stay in one place for more than 2-3 years. It is this schedule of job changes, in their opinion, that gives the fastest and most reliable career growth.

    Your opinion is not valued, and the most exciting tasks go to others

    Suppose that you did not aspire to become a leader. You would be quite happy with the position you are in. Only recently, all promising and creative tasks, in the performance of which you could fully reveal your potential, are entrusted not to you, but to someone else. You get the most routine and uninteresting work. nine0003

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    Your salary is too low

    Let’s face it: Are your hours worth the salary you’re getting? Sometimes a low salary is justified if you work from home, remotely, and your terms of reference are such that you manage to do all the work in just a couple of hours a day, and devote the rest of the time to your business and hobbies. If you fully devote yourself to work for 8 hours a day, then the salary should be appropriate.

    There are, of course, exceptions. Sometimes work brings so much satisfaction that people are ready to do it literally at their own expense. A political scientist I know, an expert on terrorism, drug dealing and nuclear weapons, who constantly flickers on TV screens, honestly admits: “Despite the fact that I don’t know a more exciting job than mine, you need to understand that political science and work at the Academy of Sciences can be considered solely as leisure, if you look at all this from an economic point of view. Political science brings absolutely no income. Therefore, I am forced to realize myself economically in some other area, outside of political science. I like teaching. I have been teaching English since the age of 16 and have developed my own methodology, which is now distributed via the Internet. This allows me to do what I love – political science.” nine0003

    But if you still work not so much for interest as for money, then you will learn to clearly understand the moment when the pay ceases to satisfy you. And then do not pull, but immediately go look for another job!

    You have deeply personal reasons for changing jobs

    There are many other reasons for changing jobs, and the main thing is to be well aware of them, psychologist Elena Leontyeva warns. She advises to approach the problem of changing jobs absolutely pragmatically. nine0003

    “Before changing jobs, it’s good for a person to figure out if their desired goal is to change jobs,” she says. – It happens that a person in a crisis begins to change everything – he breaks off relations, changes his place of residence, work. And it can lose important life support. Therefore, it is worth starting the analysis with whether the change in the place of work is the very change that is overdue. And you definitely shouldn’t rush and leave work “on emotions”, as a result of conflicts. A calm and absolutely self-serving decision must be made.” nine0003

    If you have decided – yes, it is professional activity that now requires “pumping”, then the next point is to determine what exactly is “pumping”: working conditions, salary, new options in the profession, search for new people? Perhaps you are actually looking for a mate or friends (adults most often find a mate at work). Then go where there is a choice of free men and women, because there are always ways to inquire about the team in which you have to work. Don’t be fooled by your true motivation! Being honest with yourself guarantees success. nine0003

    In summary, Elena advises: look for exactly the place that meets only your own desire. It can be very simple things – for example, a comfortable office closer to home, or a free work schedule. If you are bored with work, go where the load is greater. If you are looking for professional development, look for a place where you will do something that you have not done before, something that will challenge you and ensure development. Do not be lazy to spend time on interviews, this is a very useful skill! nine0003

    Leaving on time is important: life is finite and each of us does not have much time for an active professional activity. So do not waste your time in vain and do not be afraid of anything!

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    Allow me to introduce myself! Additional Education and Kindergarten in Strogino

    “Little Academy” is a Center for Additional Education and a Kindergarten rolled into one. Here, the training and development of children takes place both in kindergarten groups and in specialized studio groups or in individual classes with teachers and mentors. nine0003

    “Little Academy” is a private non-profit organization established in 2011 to preserve the best Russian traditions in education and develop innovative teaching and upbringing methods. This is a team of professionals – talented, enthusiastic, energetic teachers and educators with many years of experience.

    In order to implement educational programs, the “Little Academy” obtained a license for educational activities issued by the Department of Education of the city of Moscow. The work of the kindergarten and the provision of services for the care and supervision of children is carried out on the basis of the registration documents of the Unified State Register of Legal Entities with the relevant OKVED codes assigned to the organization. nine0003

    The Academy has a fabulously cozy atmosphere. The space is filled with miracles, creativity, care, warmth and love.

    “Little Academy” is not limited to any one temporarily “fashionable” direction. On the contrary, we offer a wide range of educational, developmental and remedial classes, including pre-school classes, English, painting, drawing, art ceramics, children’s design, classes with a psychologist and speech therapist, music classes, choreography and ballet, early intellectual development – chess, mental arithmetic, sports activities – aikido, yoga and much more. nine0003

    It is in this “multi-environment” that the multifaceted development and formation of personality takes place. For the convenience of parents, classes for preschoolers can be organized both in the format of visiting individual classes, and in the format of staying in groups of our kindergarten.

    “Little Academy” is a special small country where there is a place for study, upbringing, games and holidays. Our holidays are our special pride. Children, employees, and parents prepare for them. Each of the holidays – “New Year”, “Farewell to Autumn”, “Baba Yaga’s Birthday”, “Holiday of Graduates”, “Shrovetide” and many others – remain in the memory of the child for a long time and teach children to arrange their lives beautifully and in the future.

    Day care centers in st petersburg fl: THE Top 10 Daycares in Saint Petersburg, FL | Affordable Prices

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    THE Top 10 Daycares in Saint Petersburg, FL | Affordable Prices

    Daycares in Saint Petersburg, FL

    Description:

    Kids Zone Academy is now Accepting ELC. The Early Learning Coalition is a nonprofit agency focused on high quality, early care, and education. In working with, our goal at Kids Zone Academy is to preparechildren to enter kindergarten ready to succeed in school and in life. Kids Zone Academy provides the highest quality of preschool child care to the families of St. Petersburg and surrounding areas, with a special emphasis on helping your child develop a working knowledge or both English and Spanish. Our teachers will offer many opportunities for your children to practice their physical skills, learn problem solving, gain knowledge of their environment and practice interacting effectively with others. We will help stimulate your child s natural curiosity so he or she will develop a lifetime love of learning! Contact us today to schedule a meeting with us.
    www.KidsZoneAcademy.club….

    Recent Review:

    I can’t believe the one and two stars for this daycare, it is number one in Pinellas county with a GOLD STAR rating, this is one of the may daycare schools that actually teach and not being an all day playcenter. Don’t believe the negative reviews, go check out other centers and you will see that Kids Zone Academy is the best….

    Reviewed by Glenna M

    Description:

    Hortin Child Development Center will enrich the lives of children ages 2-5 and their families by providing full-time quality care and education in an affordable, nurturing environment.
    We are a small schoolwhich gives us the opportunity to know each child as an individual.
    Call or stop in for a tour to find out what makes Hortin the best choice for your preschool/VPK needs!…

    Filma Daycare

    3137 9th Ave N, Saint Petersburg, FL 33701

    Starting at $250/wk

    Description:

    My name is Filma and I have a nine year old daughter.
    I’m a licensed provider by the State of Florida.
    Ages infant-5yrs plus.
    I provide all healthy meals and snacks except formula.
    I’m a 24/7 daycare/ nightcare.
    I like to have children on a schedule that consist of Breakfast, learning/activity/ABC, outdoor play, lunch, nap, snack, play, Learning, bath (if approved by parent), dinner, reading, Bed time.
    I’m a well organized person and very clean.
    I have a ton of references I can provide to you.
    Fees depend on hours needed for care.
    40 hours- $230, call for additional hours and pricing….

    Recent Review:

    I’m so glad I found Filma. I needed a caregiver on short notice and she was able to make a spot for him. She is so great with my son. He loves going there. She cooks all their meals from scratch and she canactually get my son to eat vegetables! She is very loving and I would highly recommend her to anyone looking for a smaller daycare experience….

    Reviewed by Emily M

    Be Smart Tutoring LLC

    608 31st Avenue North, Saint Petersburg, FL 33704

    Starting at $7/hr

    Description:

    We are a caring, child focused, activities driven school with low teacher per student ratios for the best care and education possible.
    License #52512333238
    We are a low teacher per child ratio in home daycare,preschool, and homeschool taught by college educated teachers in NE St Petersburg. Our number is (727) 686-7744. We have two full time spots available for the right candidates ages 0-5. We have a playground, large playroom, garden, library, and classroom. We are private pay and open 8-5:30 M-F….

    Description:

    “By Accelerating Early Learning, We Elevate Future Education.”

    Description:

    Delores M Smith Academy, Inc.
    License 52-511694426. Accepting new Enrollments for children.
    Staff are highly trained and Level II Background-screened. Children safety are monitored with cameras indoor/outdoors 24hrs.
    We are offering:
    Daycare,
    All Day VPK,
    Before and After Care,
    Kids Club,
    Mentoring Boys Group,
    Tutoring and extra help for children w/IEP,
    Activities of the parent choice,
    Extracurricular Basketball, cheerleading & dance &
    Some Saturday Care Available.
    We will accept Early Learning Coalition Scholarship and Private Pay clients.
    We are a in the process of receiving our Gold Seal Certification.
    Please call us to schedule a tour.

    Kim’s Home Day Care

    609 Kingston St. South, Saint Petersburg, FL 33712

    Costimate: $133/wk

    Description:

    I love working with kids.

    Description:

    Paul R Hortin Child Development Center, located in Saint Petersburg, Florida, offers child care and early learning programs for preschool children, ages 2 to 5 years old. The company provides a structuredcurriculum that fosters routine and familiarity to make children more comfortable exploring, discovering, and interacting with their environment….

    Description:

    We offer a rigorous academic program taught by highly credentialed staff. Please see our website for more information http://allendalechildrenscenter.org or see us on Facebook.

    Description:

    Rosie’s Playschool I, Inc. in Saint Petersburg, Florida seeks to provide a nurturing, high quality, safe and fun learning environment that is fit for the child’s overall growth and development. It is a ChildCare provider that can accommodate a certain number of children for toddlers to pre-kindergarten….

    Description:

    We are a Faith-based center for children ages 2 – 5. We also offer a before and after care program for children grades K-5th. During the summer we have a summer camp program for uprising Kindergarten – entering5th grade children.
    Our center is fully contracted with Early Learning Coalition of Pinellas County, and we adhere to all Pinellas County License Board Rules and Regulations.
    We are a small center with wonderful kind, caring, loving well-educated teachers. We offer an open door policy so you may visit your child anytime during the day.
    Our center is newly renovated and is very well-maintained and clean. Our staff take great pride in their classrooms.
    Our weekly fee for a 2 year old is $120.00, 3 – 5 year old fee is $110.00 our annual registration / material fee is $100.00. We offer VPK and VPK wrap around care ($90.00 for warp around care weekly). Summer Camp weekly fees are $70.00, and a registration fee of $35.00. All meals are to be provided from home.
    Hours of operation are Monday – Friday from 7:00 AM – 6:00 PM.
    Please feel free to call or stop by for more information on our beautiful, warm and caring preschool.
    Lic# 52-51-1485030…

    Description:

    Word of Life Fellowship Youth Camp in Saint Petersburg, FL offers knowledge of the word of God for practical living. They are a non-denominational fellowship that encourage believers to surrender to Him, createdisciples, and transform communities. They strengthen individuals in their walk with the Lord through enriching and nurturing recreational activities….

    Description:

    Fillmore WMS Head Start Inc. provides a nurturing environment where kids feel safe and supported while learning, growing, making friends and preparing for the world of kindergarten. The curriculum caters tofamilies that value education, going above and beyond traditional child care.

    Description:

    Loving Care of St. Petersburg is a locally based daycare facility that offers center-based child care and early education programs designed for young children. Located at 1001 Dr Martin L. King Jr. Street, thecompany serves families living in the Saint Petersburg, FL area. Loving Care of St. Petersburg has served the company since opening in 2008….

    Description:

    Neighborhood Center Gladden Pk in Saint Petersburg, FL understands that the kids will learn best when they explore actively and feel safe. They offer state-licensed and developmentally appropriate experiencesthat allow students to be creative every Mondays to Fridays. They provide teacher-directed and child-initiated activities that enrich the physical, social, intellectual, and emotional growth….

    Description:

    Friends of Happy Workers INC is a childcare provider that serves the community of Saint Petersburg FL. It offers a nurturing environment and provides age-appropriate activities that foster holistic developmentamong children. The center promotes balanced learning by integrating play-based, child-centered, and teacher-centered activities….

    Description:

    Roberts Recreation Center is a state-licensed facility in Saint Petersburg, FL that strives to offer an influence on the kids’ spiritual, physical, social, and intellectual development every Mondays to Fridays.They support the students through play-based experiences that are teacher-directed and child-centered. They also develop creativity and curiosity with a maximum capacity of 225 children….

    Description:

    R’Club Child Care, Inc. offers center-based and full-time child care and early education services designed for young children. Located at 122 Church St, the company serves families living in the SaintPetersburg, FL area. R’Club Child Care, Inc. is open to preschoolers and school-age children….

    Description:

    R’Club Child Care, Inc. is an early childhood facility that aims to provide quality developmental and educational services for young children. It accepts infants up to middle school-aged children. It offersprograms that promote respect, responsibility, resourcefulness, and responsiveness. It is open every Monday through Friday….

    Description:

    R’Club Child Care, Inc. offers a caring and friendly environment that serves the community of Saint Petersburg FL. It provides developmentally appropriate activities that enhance children’s emotional skills andintellectual abilities. This child care provider encourages self-confidence to make sure that children will be productive members of the society….

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    FAQs for finding daycares in Saint Petersburg

    In 2022 what type of daycare can I find near me in Saint Petersburg, FL?

    There are a variety of daycares in Saint Petersburg, FL providing full time and part-time care. Some daycares are facility-based and some are in-home daycares operated out of a person’s home. They can also vary in the degree of education and curriculum they offer. Additionally, some daycares offer bilingual programs for parents that want to immerse their children in multiple languages.

    How can I find a daycare near me in Saint Petersburg, FL?

    If you are looking for daycare options near you, start several months in advance of when you need care for your child. Care.com has 70 in Saint Petersburg, FL as of October 2022 and you can filter daycares by distance from Saint Petersburg or your zip code. From there, you can then compare daycare rates, parent reviews, view their specific services, see their hours of operation and contact them through the website for further information or to request an appointment.

    What questions should I ask a daycare provider before signing up?

    As you visit daycare facilities in Saint Petersburg, FL, you should ask the providers what their hours are so you can be prepared to adjust your schedule for drop-off and pick-up. Ask what items you are responsible for bringing for your child and what items you may be required to provide that will be shared among other children or the daycare staff. Also, make sure to check directly with the business for information about their local licensing and credentials in Saint Petersburg, FL.

    Daycare, Preschool & Child Care Centers in St Petersburg, FL

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

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

    1. Pinellas Park KinderCare

      Phone:
      (727) 541-5292

      6520 102nd Ave N
      Pinellas Park
      FL
      33782

      Distance from address: 1. 91 miles

      Ages: 2 months to 5 years
      Open:

      Tuition & Openings

    2. Largo KinderCare

      Phone:
      (727) 536-1283

      3270 E Bay Dr
      Largo
      FL
      33771

      Distance from address: 2.45 miles

      Ages: 6 weeks to 12 years
      Open:

      Tuition & Openings

    3. Clearwater KinderCare

      Phone:
      (727) 797-9307

      2644 State Road 590
      Clearwater
      FL
      33759

      Distance from address: 6. 31 miles

      Ages: 2 months to 5 years
      Open:

      Tuition & Openings

    4. Dunedin KinderCare

      Phone:
      (727) 733-7308

      1990 Main St
      Dunedin
      FL
      34698

      Distance from address: 9.04 miles

      Ages: 2 months to 12 years
      Open:

      Tuition & Openings

    5. Bayfront Child Development Center

      Phone:
      (727) 896-5437

      800 6th Ave S
      Saint Petersburg
      FL
      33701

      Distance from address: 10. 11 miles

      Ages: 2 months to 4 years
      Open:

      Tuition & Openings

    6. Oldsmar KinderCare

      Phone:
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    Welcome to La Petite Academy in San Antonio, TX! At this center we offer a nurturing and educational experience beginning in our Infant room, all the way up through our School-Age classrooms.

    My teachers are dedicated and have been a part of our center for up to 10 years. Each teacher participates in ongoing training throughout the year to stay abreast of strategies that are the most beneficial for early childhood education.

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    Owning a pet has multiple perks – it gives you a sense of companionship, makes you more responsible, and provides emotional support. However, before you decide to own a pet, you should weigh the pros and cons and make an informed decision as pet ownership comes with a lot of responsibilities and is a lifelong commitment.

    You should remember that not all animals are meant to be domestic pets. Making the right choice of the animal as a pet is quite important. In this article, we bring to you a list of all the animals that make up for wonderful pets.

    Dogs

    Dogs are one of the most popular pets. The bond between dogs and man can be traced back to a couple of centuries. Their faithfulness, willingness to protect their owner, and ability to give unconditional love make them such great pets.

    Dogs are low-maintenance pets and would not require you to go out of your way to fulfill their needs. Before choosing a dog, learn about the different breeds of dogs and their specific needs such as:

    • Ambient temperature required for keeping the dog
    • How to groom and clean them
    • What foods they may be allergic to
    • Need for different items such as ear protection etc

    Rabbits

    • Rabbits are adorable and low-maintenance animals. They make for great pets. They don’t require specific food and can eat off your garden. Rabbits don’t have specific grooming needs either. If you plan on having a pet rabbit remember that they are quite social and don’t like loneliness. So bring a pair of rabbits, not just a single animal.

    They are happier and healthier when surrounded by members of their species.

    Cats

    • Cats are the second most popular choice of pets with approximately 58 million Americans owning a cat or two. Cats are cute, fluffy, easy to maintain, and gel in well with humans, hence they are a good choice of pets. However, they are more emotionally demanding than other pets. Cats need constant pampering and attention. They can also pick up on human moods and emotions hence one needs to regulate their moods when around their pet cat.

    There are various breeds of cats. Check out some common facts about the breed of cat you plan on getting to see if they are compatible with your lifestyle.

    Fish

    • Fish are an interesting and low-maintenance pet. They are especially attractive and safe for young kids. If it’s your first time keeping a fish, then start with a small aquarium and then gradually build on it. If you enjoy keeping fish as a pet, you can even expand your aquarium into a pretty pond in the backyard of your home.

    Tortoises

    • While some people may consider tortoises an odd choice for a pet, the truth is that they are quite an ideal choice for a pet. They are children-friendly, interesting to watch, and require minimal maintenance. If you are planning to bring a pet tortoise to your family, remember that they have quite a lot of appetite so stock your home with a lot of tortoise food.

    Don’t feed a lot of roughage to the tortoise even if he enjoys consuming it. Unlike most household pets, tortoises need to hibernate during the winter months i.e. from October to February. Before hibernating, they need to build their food and water reserves so make sure your tortoise is well fed during the months of July, August, and September.

    For more information on pet health, talk to Autumn Trails and Veterinary Center located in Charlottesville, VA today. We can help you pick the best pet animal according to your lifestyle. Or if you need help with an existing pet, call for a checkup appointment at (434) 971-9800.

    10 Best Pets for Kids that You Can Consider for Your Child

    Children are amused and fascinated by animals – a lot of them even throw tantrums about wanting to take them home! Pets are known to nurture the growth of children in an effective manner. Pet animals for kids can range from the usual ones we know of, to some unique ones, if your child shows affection towards it. Here is some information that can help you make an informed choice.

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    Top 10 Pets for Children – What’s Perfect for your Child

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    1. Dogs

    The default choice of pet for every household across the world, dogs, are adored by most.

    Advantages

    The bond between a child and a dog is very strong – it has also been seen widely among pet lovers across the world. Dogs are gentle and loving, and they can make for good companions both inside and outside the house. Having a dog can push your child to go out and play more, as dogs require a fair amount of exercise as well. Dogs are extremely loyal to their owners.

    Disadvantages

    Dogs can be high-maintenance pets. They require a good amount of care and training. As playful as they might be, dogs may accidentally bite their owners or people they don’t like.

    2. Cats

    Cats are adorable, and can easily blend in well with the rest of the family.

    Advantages

    Cats may not be as playful as dogs, but they still make for a good companion if your child wants a pet. Cats require little maintenance – they often take care of themselves.

    Disadvantages

    Cats are independent creatures – unlike dogs, cats are not always loyal to their owners and may run away from time to time. There is also a higher chance of your child contracting allergies from cats as opposed to dogs. Cats are moody and defensive and can retaliate if disturbed.

    3. Birds

    Birds are not only colourful and nice to look at, but they also bring joy into the household through their melodies.

    Advantages

    Some kids do not like physically touching animals, but enjoy watching them from afar – birds are the perfect companion for such kids. The musical sounds of birds can be a matter of fascination for children, and most birds are non-threatening and can stay in their cages without any trouble.

    Disadvantages

    Handling and training a bird takes time and patience, and it is important for your kid to have them both. Birds can make quite a mess in their cages, and cleaning their cages is quite a tedious task.

    4. Fish

    Quiet and calm, fish can add beauty to your home.

    Advantages

    Certain kids prefer pets that are calmer, so they can observe them quietly. A fish is one of the best pets for toddlers since all it takes is clean water and food at regular intervals. Some brightly-coloured fish can also intrigue your child and entertain him.

    Disadvantages

    It is important to make sure that you are feeding the right kind of food to your fish, and feeding it in the right quantity is absolutely necessary. Cleaning the container or tank every once in a while is necessary to prevent a build-up of waste and germs.

    5. Hamsters

    Tiny and entertaining, hamsters rarely run out of energy.

    Advantages

    Extremely cute at first sight, a hamster makes for a great pet, provided your kid will look after it constantly. Installing a hamster wheel in the pet’s cage is the best way to keep it occupied.

    Disadvantages

    Hamsters are known to get messy rather quickly, and the smell can be unpleasant to the point of being unbearable. Hamster cages require frequent cleaning and maintenance and skipping out on it usually not an option, owing to the smell.

    6. Ants

    These are less like pets and more of an interesting entity to be observed.

    Advantages

    Ants are an unusual pet to have, but they are perfect for kids who like to observe animal behaviour without the hassle of taking care of it. Creating a small ant farm and watching the ants as they gather food and create their homes can be interesting.

    Disadvantages

    Your child might get bored with ants as they lack the human connect a lot of other animals have. Also, you will have to take extra care at all times to make sure the ants do not find their way into your house.

    7. Guinea Pigs

    Rather unconventional, but guinea pigs can be found in many households.

    Advantages

    Guinea pigs can be handled easily since they rarely bite a person. They are smart and respond to a lot of your child’s actions.

    Disadvantages

    Guinea pigs are generally social and almost always require a companion. They hate tiny spaces and require a large area to live. They largely depend on vitamin C, and hence, require healthy food items constantly.

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    . Mice

    Mice make for good pets as well.

    Advantages

    Mice do not require a large space to live and can be taken care of easily. Simply put a bunch of female mice together, and watch them lead their happiest lives! Children can easily play with mice as they are easy to train and get entertained easily. A regular rodent diet of food blocks is enough to keep them happy.

    Disadvantages

    Mice, by their very nature, are agile and skittish, which makes them difficult to get a hold of. It is best to keep them observational pets. Mice are nocturnal creatures, and thus can make sounds and move around through the night.

    9. Rabbits

    The most adorable pets of them all, after dogs, of course, rabbits are great pets for toddlers.

    Advantages

    Extremely cute and cuddly, rabbits take their time to get used to human touch. However, once they do, they make great pets. Your kid will have fun carrying the rabbit around the house in his pocket or on his head and the rabbit will mostly stay put, simply observing around.

    Disadvantages

    Since rabbits are social, they require constant attention. At the same time, they do not like to be constantly held. Their cages also require regular cleaning and unattended rabbits can create quite a mess in the house. Rabbits also multiply terribly quickly, so make sure to get a same-sex pair if you want to get more than one.

    10. Turtle

    This pet may end up becoming the oldest member of your family, and also the wisest.

    Advantages

    Turtles are calm, gentle, and peaceful creatures. Children are known to be endlessly fascinated by them, and they often have long conversations with them since turtles can stay in one position for long durations.

    Disadvantages

    A turtle requires multiple environmental conditions to be appropriately set for its survival. Turtles also have a tremendous lifespan, so there’s a chance that your child will be taking care of it even when he’s in high school! If your child is less than five years old, avoid getting a turtle as it is known to spread salmonella.

    Some tips to remember before getting a pet for your child:

    1. Always adopt. Buying a fancy breed is a bad idea because animals like dogs and cats are bred in inhumane conditions for money. While the thought of having a fancy, luxurious dog breed is exciting, adopting abandoned animals living in shelters and giving them a good life is a noble idea.
    2. Ensure that your child is serious about wanting a pet, because it is a long commitment.
    3. Read extensively about the pet you are about to adopt. Ask around and find people who have first-hand experience with the pet to know what you are in for.
    4. Establish ground rules in the house before the pet comes. Communicate to your little one that taking care of the pet will be a joint responsibility, and that he will also have to do his part and not leave it to someone else.
    5. Keep an eye out on good veterinarians around your home, in case of emergencies. Do the same for pet food supply stores.
    6. Lastly, be patient when taking care of your pet. It may take a while to adjust to this new being in the house, but it will surely be worth it.

    Having pets can teach your kid a lot of things about life and about social interaction. Small pets for kids are easier to look after and your child can also learn to handle them the right way. Make an informed choice based on your preference and practicality, and your kid will have a companion they have so looked forward to.

    Resources and References: Healthline, Caring for Kids

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    Decorative rats. Photo: pixabay.com

    These rodents are treated with caution by some. But as pets for children, they are quite cute. There are a variety of colors, there are even hairless ones. It is better to have two same-sex rats, in the company it is easier for them to endure captivity.

    Pros: is suitable for families who are often on the road. If you are going to leave for a few days, you can safely leave the animal in a cage. The main thing is that it has enough water and food. If you often take the animal in your hands from childhood, it will quickly become tame.

    Cons : specific smell. If released from the cage, it will gnaw on everything that gets in the way.

    If the children are at home: it is better not to start if the child is under 7 years old. Until this age, children are careless in handling small pets. In response, the rodent may bite.

    Where to house: The cage must be at least 60 by 40 cm and at least 50 cm in height. It should have a house, shelves, ladders, tunnels, so that the animal has a place to climb.

    What they eat : barley, oats, millet, wheat. You can give nuts for grinding teeth and chicken bones.

    Varieties : Tailless, Rex, Dumbo, Hairless, Satin.

    Weight 250 – 650 g, males larger than
    Body length to 30 cm
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    Chomyachki 9000 Chromyki. Photo: pixabay.com

    Watching this pet is a real pleasure. He runs amusingly in the wheel, munching on tasty treats on both cheeks and sleeping curled up.

    Pros: quickly become attached to people and become tame.

    Cons: is very small, you need to make sure that the cage is locked. If he runs away, it’s hard to catch. You need to bathe and trim your claws. Leads a nocturnal lifestyle. Sleeps during the day and makes noise in the evening. Lives for a short time.

    If the children are at home: It is better not to start if the child is under eight years old. The hamster may not survive active games. And it is also able to bite if the child strongly presses it to itself.

    Where to house: for dwarf breeds, the cage should be at least 30 by 50 cm, and for Syrian breeds – 40 by 60 cm. The cage should have a house and a wheel for running, you can put various steps to make the animal more interesting run.

    What they eat: hard grains (wheat, oats, millet), seeds and nuts can be given as treats.

    Varieties: the most common for keeping at home are dwarf (Roborov and Dzungarian), Syrian.

    Weight dwarf-50 g, Syrian 100-200 g
    Body length dwarf 5-10 cm, Syrian-12-18 cm
    How many live 2-4 years 2-4 2-4 years

    Chinchillas

    Chinchillas. Photo: pixabay.com

    An active and cheerful animal will become a great pet for children. Females are nimble and restless, males are more calm. You can stroke them, scratch them, but this is not the animal that will sit in your arms for hours.

    Pros: Chinchillas are funny and interesting to watch.

    Cons: sleep during the day and play pranks at night. They do not tolerate air temperatures above 26 degrees, in the summer the room will have to be cooled. The optimum temperature for them is + 18 … + 20 degrees. If released from the cage, it will gnaw on everything that gets in the way.

    If there are children at home : Do not buy a chinchilla if there is a child under 5 in the house. The animal can be very frightened by screams or crying.

    Where to house: The cage must be spacious, at least 50 cm wide and 70 cm long. Ideally, find a cage with shelves located at different heights from each other. Chinchillas love to sit on them. There should be two trays in the cage. One with filler (preferably wood, so that there is no unpleasant odor), where the rodent will go to the toilet, and the second – with fine sand, for swimming. Yes, yes, these animals do not swim in the water. The sand needs to be sifted every few days so that there are no feces there.

    What they eat: specialized food, herbs, dried fruits, wood sticks for grinding teeth. It is better to give food in the evening, when the animals begin to be active.

    Varieties: small longtail and large shorttail.

    Weight 500-800 g (long tail), 1.1 to 1.4 kg (short tail)
    Body length )
    Life expectancy 6-10 years

    Ferrets

    Ferrets. Photo: pixabay.com

    Strictly speaking, ferrets are not rodents – they belong to the weasel family. These are playful and restless pets. While you are not at home, they feel comfortable in a cage, but as soon as you arrive, they will need to be played with. The more you exhaust him, the calmer the night will go.

    Pros: can be started if there are cats or dogs at home. Ferrets are friendly and will get along with other pets.

    Cons: s emit an unpleasant odor when startled. If you let them out of the cage, they can organize a hiding place where they will carry things that are poorly lying at home.

    If there are children at home: get young ferrets from two months old. Do not allow children to bring close to the face, the animal may bite.

    Where to live: the cage should be no less than 60 by 80 cm. You need to put a house and a hammock in it, as well as put various rags and shreds. You can’t keep your pet locked up all day, for 2-3 hours you need to let him run around the apartment, after closing the door to another room and removing or protecting valuables, as well as medicines, household chemicals, wires and everything that can be chewed. The second option is to go outside with him, you can walk the animals on a harness.

    What they eat: specialized food. Another option is to give natural products: turkey, rabbit, chicken, beef. In this case, eggs, cottage cheese, kefir should be added to the diet.

    Variety: ferret (a domesticated species of steppe polecats).

    Weight from 700 g to 2 kg, males larger than
    Body length to 45 cm
    How many live 8-10 years

    Guinea pigs

    Guinea pigs. Photo: pixabay.com

    Funny animals with a docile and friendly character. They do not like loneliness and rejoice when they are played with and held in their arms.

    Pros : Guinea pig hair does not cause allergies. The animals are clean and carefully monitor not only themselves, but also their cage neighbors.

    Cons : rather shy.

    If there are children at home : explain that guinea pigs must be handled very carefully. Under no circumstances should you throw a pig on the floor. Any careless movement – and a furry friend can suffer greatly.

    Where to live: a cage or terrarium with an area of ​​40 by 80 cm is suitable. The cage can be low, the main thing is spacious. Inside, you definitely need a house so that the pig can hide, and a few toys. For example, a tunnel to climb in, an old sock or a toilet paper tube stuffed with hay. Pigs love to chew on them.

    What they eat: specialized food, hay, dry herbs, twigs of fruit trees.

    Varieties: longhaired, shorthaired and hairless.

    Weight females – from 700 g to 1 kg, males – from 1 to 1.5 kg
    Body length from 20 to 35 cm
    How much live from 5 to 5 to 5 to 5 to 5 to 5 to 5 to 5 to 5 to 8 years old

    Popular Questions and Answers

    We talked to medical psychologist Gulnara Sotskaya about whether it is useful for a child to communicate with animals and what problems may arise.

    Is it good for a child to interact with pets?

    Contact with animals has a beneficial effect on the development of almost all types of perception, stimulates the development of speech and mental functions, because children are trying to talk to their “smaller” brothers. With them they share sorrows, fears, secrets. The animal gives the child the opportunity to retire, to voice problems without judgment and consequences – children intuitively understand that they can trust animals.

    At what age can a child be trusted with small animals?

    Not earlier than 5 years. Until this age, children perceive animals as toys. Therefore, so that the irreparable does not happen when a child, having played too much, can harm an animal, it is better to postpone the purchase of a pet until a more conscious age.

    Should a child be forced to take care of a pet?

    It is not necessary to force children to take care of an animal – this will lead to the opposite result. It’s just that parents need to say: “Come on, you will be the most important person in our family for adding food to the hamster,” and show the child how it’s done. Believe me, the child will be happy to try, as they have increased his importance in the family!

    What should I do if my child has an allergy to a pet?

    There are 2 options:

    — give the pet into good hands, but if the child is strongly attached to the animal, this step will inevitably lead to mental trauma;
    – limit the contact of the child with the animal – do not let the pet into the rooms where the baby is most often located, establish good ventilation of the premises, purchase an ionizer for air purification, carry out frequent wet cleaning of the premises.

    Pets for children – what kind of pet to get a child?

    Sooner or later, every child asks their parents for a pet. He really wants to have at home a living being capable of interaction, and not just a toy. The motives are clear and good. But parents are immediately presented with the problems and difficulties that the pet will bring with it. After all, you will have to purchase everything you need for him, feed, clean, walk, treat in case of illness.

    Should I go for it? What animals are suitable for children? How do you teach kids to be responsible with pets?

    Whether a child needs a pet: pros and cons

    To make such a responsible decision as purchasing a pet, you need to weigh all the pros and cons. We list the factors that may influence your choice.

    Positive aspects:

    1. Education of responsibility, compassion, empathy, communication skills . The animal needs daily care. Children can and should be involved in this from a very young age. The child learns to understand that this is a living being that needs food and water, cleaning the cage, walking.
    2. The child will learn to control his negative emotions and not harm living beings . When playing with animals, children can hurt them. The cat or dog immediately responds to this – they leave, scratch, bite the offender, and the game ends. Such behavior of the animal and the explanations of adults contribute to the development of the ability to empathize, sympathize, and restrain. It will be much easier for children to understand the feelings of other people, to build relationships with them. Interacting with an animal, children learn to better understand another, to be attentive and sensitive to him.
    3. Animals reduce anxiety and stress . Studies show that the level of anxiety and anxiety in children with pets is lower. This is due to a decrease in the production of the stress hormone cortisol and an increase in the production of the “love hormone” oxytocin. An animal can be hugged, complained, it will “listen” and will not criticize. This is very necessary for children. Communication with animals is often used in the treatment of children with developmental disorders, such as autism. In general, the presence of animals in the house reduces tension and stress for all family members, brings a lot of positive emotions, which improves the quality of life.
    4. Increasing physical activity . Children, playing with animals, move a lot, which is always beneficial. This is especially true for dogs. They need to be walked daily, they love to run, jump, play. Thus, daily physical activity will enter into your life. According to statistics, dog owners take 25% more steps per day than non-dog owners.
    5. Discovering new opportunities . Pet owner communities are interest clubs that include people of all ages. Exhibitions and competitions are held. Teenage children can already take part in them with their pets. This is a great chance to make new friends who share the same interests.

    Possible problems and difficulties:

    1. Additional dirt in the house, the need for frequent cleaning . Maintaining perfect cleanliness in a house where animals live is impossible. Yes, you will have to clean up much more often, but sterility will not be achieved.
    2. Infections . Pets can infect humans with the most dangerous disease – rabies. To avoid this, animals must be regularly vaccinated. Cat scratches can cause fever, which is caused by a certain bacterium. The disease is not dangerous, but unpleasant.
    3. Helminthiasis . Helminth eggs are easily transmitted from pets to humans. And even if a cat or dog does not walk on the street, the risk of helminths in them is high. Animals can become infected by eating raw meat, fish, eggs. Often the eggs of worms are brought into the house by a person on dirty shoes. Be sure to deworm animals twice a year.
    4. Ringworm . It is a fungal infection transmitted from pets to humans. Children, whose immunity is still weak, are especially susceptible. Deprive an unpleasant disease, but well treatable.
    5. Birds can infect humans with ornithosis — a type of chlamydia.
    6. Allergy . Common problem. Moreover, an allergic reaction may appear for the first time when purchasing an animal, even if this has never been observed before. And it is not always possible to remove allergic manifestations by medication. Then it remains only to find a new home for the animal. And it will be stressful for everyone – for the animal, children and adults.

    Don’t be too afraid of animal-borne diseases. You just need to be responsible for your pet. By following the rules of hygiene and timely preventive treatments, you can avoid many problems.

    We also do not recommend purchasing an animal for a child if at least one family member is categorically against it. We need to come to a reasonable compromise. Perhaps the solution would be to choose another animal.

    What to look for when choosing a pet

    Be sure to take into account all the factors:

    1. Housing size . In a small apartment, for example, it will not be possible to get a large dog. Cats also need free space, especially if they do not walk outside.
    2. All the pros and cons of the selected animal . Are you ready to put up with the noise and flying feathers of birds, the fur of cats and dogs? Is frequent cleaning intimidating, or is it better to choose someone less whimsical? Do you like contact and intelligent animals, or is the contemplation of silent fish more attractive?
    3. Allergy of a family member . Often there is an allergy to animal hair. Then you have to choose, for example, fish, turtle.
    4. Financial opportunities . Animal food, cages, aquariums, terrariums, accessories and toys, veterinary services if necessary – all this costs money. Some animals are definitely cheaper than others.

    Remember that the choice is always up to the adult. Even if the child begs to take the animal and promises to take care of it, you need to understand that he is simply not able to realize all the responsibility and possible problems yet.

    Best pets for kids

    Dog

    Experts do not recommend getting a dog for a child under 2 years old. Toddlers can cause harm to a puppy through negligence. But for a child of 4-5 years old, it is already easy to explain the rules of behavior with animals. From the age of 7, children may well take on some of the responsibilities for caring for a pet.

    There are many breeds of dogs. Small, medium and large breeds have their own advantages and disadvantages in terms of interacting with children. If it is planned that the child will walk the pet on his own, then the weight of the animal should not exceed his own. With large animals, such walks will be impossible. Although many dogs of large breeds patronize children.

    But small animals often claim the place of a beloved baby in a family. And this is fraught with competition with children and jealousy. Therefore, the best choice is medium-sized dogs. But be sure to take into account the characteristics of a particular breed.

    The best breeds for children include : cheerful and sociable Labradors, smart and good-natured collies, contact and smart poodles, balanced Cocker Spaniels, hardy Airedales, sociable Beagles, affectionate Pugs.

    Families with children are not recommended to have dogs of the following breeds : Doberman, Husky, Alabai, Chihuahua, Pekingese, Corgi, Akita Inu, Dalmatians. These animals may be too aggressive or compete with children.

    Pros:

    • dogs are smart and sociable, they can become real friends for children;
    • walking with dogs in the fresh air will become part of daily life;
    • dogs live long, more than 10 years.

    Cons:

    • dogs are difficult to care for, they need special food, walks – this falls on the shoulders of parents;
    • you need to deal with raising a dog, otherwise you risk getting not a family member, but a naughty and aggressive dog that will cause a lot of problems.

    Cat

    These wayward and freedom-loving animals are not at all like dogs. Cats do not show much love for children and rather tolerate them. But, if you decide to have a kitten for your child, do not give up this idea. Cats are also amenable to education, you can influence their habits. And teach your child to be careful when dealing with a pet.

    The nature of cats, like dogs, is determined by their breed. For a child, playful and curious Abyssinians, kind and affectionate ragdolls, sociable Canadian sphinxes, affectionate and active oriental cats are suitable. Maine Coons also tend to be kind to children. Independent Britons, unbalanced, albeit interesting, Siamese cats are not suitable for kids.

    Pros :

    • cats require much less attention than dogs, they do not need to be walked daily;
    • keeping a cat is cheaper than keeping a dog.

    Cons:

    • cats are not as sociable as dogs, not everyone likes their independent character;
    • cat training will not work, and you may have to put up with some of their features
    • behaviors;
    • even the kindest cat can scratch a child, you need to be careful with them.

    You can give your child a kitten after 4-5 years, when the baby can already follow the rules of behavior with the animal. It is a completely different matter when a baby appears in a family where an adult cat lives. In this case, on the contrary, it is necessary to introduce the animal to a new family member. And try to make sure that the cat or cat is not jealous, that is, continue to pay attention to him or her.

    Fishes

    A modern aquarium with fishes is an interior decoration. Children love to watch aquatic life. It disciplines, develops mindfulness, instills interest in wildlife. But preschoolers and younger students cannot cope with the care of the aquarium on their own. This requires special knowledge and skills. But with the support of adults, an aquarium can be purchased for a child of any age.

    Pluses:

    • contemplation of the aquarium relaxes and pacifies, which is especially useful for hyperactive and anxious children;
    • daily maintenance of the aquarium does not take much time;
    • Aquarium is a living biology guide that clearly demonstrates the life of aquatic life.

    Cons:

    • expensive equipment, especially if the aquarium is large;
    • running aeration and filtration systems create constant noise;
    • Aquarium care requires the participation of an adult.

    Birds

    A parrot or a canary is not a puppy or kitten that can be stroked, squeezed and played with. Birds require careful attitude and understanding of their nature. This needs to be explained to the parents. If you haven’t had birds before, a budgerigar is the best choice to start with. These are cheerful and unpretentious birds. The budgerigar is easy to tame and teach to talk. This delights the children. Canaries sing beautifully and melodiously.

    You can get a bird for a child from 5 years old. From this age, children can already take responsibility for themselves, and caring for a parrot is not difficult. For a bird, you need to purchase a spacious cage equipped with perches, ladders, a mirror, and toys. A nesting house is needed only if there are two birds – a male and a female. Food for birds – grain mixtures, sometimes fresh vegetables, fruits.

    Pros:

    • low maintenance;
    • is easy to tame.

    Cons:

    • noise – birds are noisy creatures, chirping and whistling can be annoying;
    • feathers and debris – always in the cage and around, you will have to clean it daily.

    Rodents

    Hamsters are funny and cute animals. There are two common varieties: Dzungarian and Syrian. Dzungaria are small, up to 5 cm tall and weighing up to 45 g. They have a characteristic coloration with a dark stripe on the back. And the length of Syrian hamsters reaches 18 cm, weight – up to 150 g. Their wool can be long or short, the colors are varied.

    All hamsters are nocturnal. They sleep during the day and are active at night. Djungarian hamsters are more active. Therefore, a cage for them is taken at least 50x30x30 cm in size, with frequent rods. For Syrian hamsters, a smaller house is also suitable. The cage for any hamster should be spacious, but low. These animals move on the ground, and do not conquer the heights.

    The cage must have a running wheel. Solid plastic is better than wire mesh, so that hamsters do not get tangled in their paws. Hamsters are territorial animals, so it’s best to keep them alone. Food for hamsters – grain mixtures, fresh vegetables, cereals, boiled eggs.

    Pros:

    • unpretentious, easy maintenance;
    • are funny and interesting to watch.

    Cons:

    • it is better not to start a pair of male and female for a child, hamsters breed very quickly and the female can eat cubs;
    • are noisy at night;
    • live only 2-3 years.

    Rats are very smart, they are easily tamed and even recognize their owner. Their lack of smell, because of which the cage will have to be washed very often. But Guinea pigs are the favorites of children. They are quite large and inactive, can sit on their hands and do not tend to run away. They are so nice to stroke on the fur.

    Hamsters and rats are not suitable for very young children who cannot yet handle them carefully. It is better to start them for a child older than 4-5 years. But younger children can also communicate with a guinea pig.

    Turtle

    At home, you can keep land and water turtles. It is easier to take care of land animals and they have a more docile nature. For aquatic turtles, you will have to equip an aquaterrarium in which the turtle can both swim and be on land. Turtles feed on special food, as well as greens, vegetables and fruits.

    Pros:

    • turtles are unusual, interesting to watch, they are not capable of harming a child;
    • turtles live for a long time – up to 50 years!

    Cons:

    • special organization of housing for turtles – in a terrarium or aquaterrarium a constant level of temperature, humidity, illumination is maintained;
    • turtles need hibernation, the conditions for which are very difficult to create at home.

    You can get a turtle for a child of any age. But you need to understand that a preschooler will not be able to fully care for this animal. The help and supervision of an adult is required.

    Chinchilla

    These cute furry animals are very affectionate and almost never bite. They are nocturnal, so they are not active during the day. To keep chinchillas, a spacious cage or showcase with a width of at least 100 cm is required. Several tiers with shelves, ladders, a house, a hammock, a feeder, and a drinker should be arranged in it. The bottom is covered with sawdust bedding. Chinchillas are herbivores, their diet consists of plant-based feed.

    Pros:

    • chinchillas are tame, they are pleasant to pet, they do not bite if you do not hurt them and do not frighten them;
    • chinchillas live for a long time – 15-20 years.

    Cons:

    • a cage for chinchillas needs a very large one, its cost is high;
    • cage takes up a lot of space in the house.

    Young children cannot take care of a chinchilla on their own. This will require the help of adults.

    Rabbit

    There are many breeds of decorative rabbits – fluffy and smooth-haired, with straight and hanging ears, of various colors. There are no particular difficulties in their maintenance and feeding, so you can buy a cute and fluffy rabbit for a child from the age of 4. But choose a young animal that is easy to tame. Then the rabbit will become a sociable and sweet pet. Rabbits require a spacious cage, on the bottom of which wood filler is poured. But you can let these animals go for a walk in the apartment and even teach them to go to the tray, because they are clean. Rabbits feed mainly on plant foods.

    Pros:

    • low maintenance;
    • animals are tame and non-aggressive;
    • rabbits live 8-9 years.

    Minuses:

    • for walking a rabbit in an apartment, you will have to re-equip all places that are dangerous for him;
    • a slight but unpleasant odor that will have to be dealt with by frequent cleaning;
    • with a lack of communication and attention, the rabbit will grow up wild and untame.

    Ferret

    Families with small children should not get a ferret. These animals have sharp teeth and claws, they can strongly bite and scratch the baby, who perceives pets as a toy. And if a cat or dog can tolerate even the unpleasant actions of a child, then a ferret often reacts aggressively. But for children over 6-7 years old, the ferret is a completely safe pet. Ferrets are very interesting, curious and smart, you can walk with them on a leash along the street. You can keep a ferret at home without a cage, but you need to equip a toilet case tray.

    Pluses:

    • ferrets are playful and sociable, have high intelligence, can be trained;
    • beautiful appearance, soft and fluffy fur;
    • are easily tamed, responsive to affection.

    Cons:

    • ferret hair has a specific musky smell;
    • ferrets are especially active in the evening and at night;
    • these animals are very mobile and will not suit those who dreamed of a calm animal and are not ready to endure some inconvenience.

    Hedgehog

    Definitely, a hedgehog is not the best pet for a child. The body of this animal is covered with sharp needles, so holding it on the handles is problematic. And just watching the animal is not interesting for many children. Hedgehogs need a spacious cage with a running wheel, feeders and a drinker, a house. Hedgehogs are active at night. They are not social and for the house it is enough to purchase one animal, he will feel comfortable.

    Pros:

    • unusual and even exotic pet;
    • hedgehogs are quite unpretentious in maintenance and care.

    Cons:

    • sharp needles;
    • nocturnal lifestyle.

    How to teach a child to take care of a pet?

    Even before purchasing the chosen animal, it is necessary to acquaint the child with its features. Together, study what the animal eats, what lifestyle it leads, what it likes and dislikes, what kind of housing is required.

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    Welcome to Bayfront Child Development Center

    Welcome to Bayfront Child Development Center! We are located in the sunny and historic Downtown St. Petersburg, FL. Our classrooms are designed around your child’s unique needs, and our curriculum is built from the latest research in early childhood development to help little minds grow. It’s our mission from the moment you walk into our center that you feel welcomed and a part of our KinderCare family!

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

    • Bayfront Child Development Center Programs
    • Our Teachers
    • Family Stories
    • FAQs

    AMERICA’S MOST ACCREDITED

    We’re so proud!

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

    SCHOOL-READY

    What Learning Looks Like

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

    Bayfront Child Development Center Programs

    Infant Programs (6 weeks–1 year)

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

    Toddler Programs (1–2 Years)

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

    Discovery Preschool Programs (2–3 Years)

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

    Preschool Programs (3–4 Years)

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

    Prekindergarten Programs (4–5 Years)

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

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

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

    Learning Adventures – Enrichment Program

    Phonics Adventures® (2 – 4 Years)

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

    STEM Innovators (3-8 Years)

    You’ve probably heard a lot about how important STEM education is for your child, but
    what does that really mean? Our STEM Innovators program takes kids’ natural ability to
    make sense of the world and applies it to robotics, chemistry, coding, geology, and
    more. While your child experiments, they’ll discover how to use technology to do
    amazing things!

    Our Teachers

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

    Meet just a few of our amazing KinderCare teachers!

    A KINDERCARE TEACHER WITH

    An Artist’s Heart

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

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

    Family Stories

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

    • We have been with BCDC since our son was 10 weeks old and he, now three, hurries down the hall to his classroom to see what the day has in store for him. His day has structure  so he knows what to expect, joy and discovery so that he can learn to love learning, gentle and consistent discipline, caring and attentive teachers and developmentally appropriate expectations.

      Each time he has graduated to a new room, we lamented parting with the teachers we have bonded with only to be met with another wonderful pair of caregivers and educators that we would, in turn, be sad to leave. Every day we ask our son the same question: ‘How was your day today?’ and every day it is answered with diverse and enthusiastic answers: ‘We saw a magic show!’ ‘We drew a spider!’ ‘We planted some beans!’ His days have been full of discovery even as an infant which is more difficult to deliver than it sounds.

      I credit the curriculum, and the care with which it is applied for the overall environment of learning, play, and participation that has helped shape our son into a (mostly) polite and (relatively) well-behaved young boy. It has been a joy watching him grow and evolve as a part of the Bayfront family, and we look forward to several more years.

      Libby F. – KinderCare Parent
    • I love to brag about Bayfront Child Development Center.  I brought my one-year-old son there eight years ago and as I watched him move from classroom to classroom, not only did I see him learning new things and hitting milestones, I was also learning how to be a better  parent to my son!  It was my first kid! I valued and needed the advice and encouragement the teachers gave me daily.  He graduated from VPK at Bayfront and attended their summer camp the following summer. They offered classes in math, phonics, music, and even Spanish there. He was placed in gifted soon after in elementary school and I credit his love of learning and confidence to his teachers at BCDC.

      When my husband and I found out we were pregnant with our second, after our parents, we told BCDC! On the lengthy waiting list we went, because the secret was out how special this little school is. She also started at age one and adores it. When her big brother walks her into school now I often hear him tell her how lucky she is to go to school here.  She says ‘I know,’ and I know it too.

      Tara B. – KinderCare Parent
    • We started at the Bayfront Child Development Center in October of 2013 with  all three of our children attending, At that time, our oldest was three, middle  two, and youngest about 10 months old, We had just recently moved to the area after having excellent child care in our previous location, so our expectations were very high for Bayfront. With us being a military family, despite our children’s young ages, this already made our fourth day care, so we really couldn’t afford  to have it not be a great place.

      To say our expectations have been met would be a huge understatement. Bayfront  has truly exceeded every single one of our needs and expectations in helping raise our three children. And truly, that’s  what they do, they become an extension of each child’s family unit and help raise them. We have seen tears wiped, accomplishments celebrated, and poor behavior redirected. Each of our children’s teachers have loved them as though they were their own, and each of the front office staff has done exactly the same. It never fails to amaze us how Beth knows each and every one of the kids’ names at the school!

      With Ryan being stationed  on a ship during the first year of the kids’ time at Bayfront, he was gone for more than half of the year. This was a challenge on the whole family, and the kids dealt with a constant roller coaster of Dad being gone, then home for a little while, then gone again. It was a trying time for them and certainly  a hard adjustment for all of us. The staff at Bayfront took the time to understand  how the kids were doing, evaluate why some of their  behavior was changing, and took steps to help the kids through those challenging times. Moreover, they even took the time out to help Gina.

      At one point  Lisa caught Gina on her way in to pick up the kids, and just simply asked her how she was doing with Ryan being gone so much, and told her if she ever needed anything, even just to call to vent, that she was there for her. This single interaction, while not a required part of Lisa’s job, was so meaningful to Gina and demonstrated how wonderful and devoted  to our family’s  well-being the staff at Bayfront is. We’re  continually impressed by how much the staff knows about our home life too, not just what  they see of the kids during the day.

      Not enough can be said about the quality of the teachers at Bayfront either. Not a day goes by that we don’t wonder how in the world the teachers manage to patiently and calmly teach a classroom full of two or three-year-olds, or how they manage to get the kids to do things they simply refuse to do at home. .. like listen! It’s really a sight to behold when 10 or so three-year-olds are silently walking in a line ‘catching  a bubble’ coming in from outside. It’s amazing it’s not pure chaos every moment of the day, or that each of them haven’t  lost all of their hair or even pulled it out! The teachers at Bayfront are just such wonderful role models, not only for the kids, but for us as parents too!

      Unfortunately we’re getting ready for another military move yet again, and we’ll be leaving Bayfront before the end of the month, and the staff there will be truly missed. It will be extremely hard to say goodbye to the people who have taken such great care of our children, day in and day out, and who have constantly put their best effort into developing them. The teachers and staff at Bayfront have truly become our friends, our teachers, and our family.

      The Waitt Family – KinderCare Parent
    • Bayfront child development center to me is an extension of our family. I have a four and one-and-a-half-year-old attending, and my experience  has been nothing  short of exceptional. The leadership  team, the primary teachers, and every single one of the support staff are remarkable individuals who each have their own unique qualities to offer, which makes them a strong and dynamic team.

      I have watched  them work together through the years and I am amazed at how everyone is there for the betterment of the children. Each one of them knows my children by name and I feel as though they love them like their own. They demonstrate this with  enthusiasm, giving them love, teaching them life skills, and providing a safe, clean and fun environment every day.

      Communication is outstanding. The leadership team keeps us up to speed with  upcoming  changes, alerts for sickness going around, and activities  taking place.  We get daily written communication from the teachers about our child’s day along with  verbal updates at drop off and pickup. Even the tough issues like poor behavior are addressed in a professional way, always positive, and with avenues presented on how to work through the adversity.

      There are so many fun activities planned for the kids. It is not uncommon for the staff to use their own resources and personal time to bring a little extra joy to the kids. Holidays are celebrated with amazing activities that truly make lifetime memories for our whole family. Pictures are taken regularly to capture those precious moments that a parent who works full time misses. Creative art projects for every occasion are done using little hands and feet and toes. These masterpieces are absolutely treasured and are keepsakes for a lifetime.

      Recently my one-and-half-year-old choked on a carrot at lunch time and a teacher reacted immediately, performing the choking rescue for him with great success. Being a RN, I know that acting effectively in an emergency takes courage and training. I am forever  grateful for the amazing staff at BCDC. I would never consider my children attending a different school, and I share my experiences regularly with the community because I’m so very proud of this program and the amazing staff that make it first class and one of a kind.

      Julie M. – KinderCare Parent
    • My son has attended  Bayfront Child Development  Center (BCDC) for almost one year. I have been so impressed with both the wonderful teachers and the expansive curriculum. Each time you walk in the door, you feel very welcome at BCDC. You are always greeted with a smile by everyone you pass in the hallway. It’s amazing how all the teachers know every family and child so well. Even the ones I haven’t officially  met, know my son’s name and that I’m his mother.

      Furthermore, my son’s teachers, Ms. Marcy and Ms. Danielle, are especially caring and patient. You can tell that they care about all of their students. They appreciate each child’s unique personality and strengths. They are the perfect  mix of silly and serious (which is important to hold the attention of preschoolers) and I love how they post pictures of the children  all over the classroom.

      The directors, Ms. Kristy and Ms. Beth, are excellent. They are both friendly  and professional and make time to discuss any concerns or answer questions, no matter how busy they are. A couple times when my son has seemed ill or not like himself, one of them called right away to let me know. Similarly, when I have called and asked them to check in on him in his classroom, they are happy to accommodate my request. It’s very reassuring to know that my son is in such good hands and that not only do the teachers know my son so well, but that the directors  do too. I know that he is completely safe at BCDC and that gives me great peace of mind.

      I also wanted to mention that I appreciate  the high-quality  curriculum at BCDC. I believe it prepares children very well for kindergarten. My older son attended  VPK at BCDC (back in the 2011-2012 school year) and though he has been the youngest child in his class, he has done exceptionally well in elementary school thus far. The emphasis on sight words alone really helps make the transition from preschool to elementary school seamless because they have a head start on reading. Similarly, l’d like to note that the optional phonics program is great and I highly recommend to anyone. It’s definitely worth the investment.

      Elizabeth C. – KinderCare Parent
    • My three-year-old daughter Adyson has been attending Bayfront Child Development Center since she was an infant. I was initially drawn to the daycare center for two specific reasons. The first  reason is the hours of operation. No other  daycare center in the area opens as early as Bayfront CDC.

      The second reason is the location. Bayfront CDC is located on the same  campus as Bayfront Health St. Petersburg which is my place of employment. As a parent and especially as a first time mom, it is difficult  to leave your child in the care of others. Knowing how close she is to me while I’m working  was a tremendous burden lifted  from my shoulders. I know if she needs me for anything I can get to her in minutes.

      Over the years I have learned that  Bayfront Child Development Center is so much  more than a convenient location and excellent hours of operation. I want to thank you for your incredible patience and for teaching my daughter to be patient. For everyone’s friendly smiles and for making Adyson smile every day. For the attention you give each of your students and somehow still make Ady feel like she’s  the only one that counts. Adyson is learning more and more every day, she’s becoming a confident, inquisitive and polite little girl. I thank you from the bottom of my heart  for playing such a big part in who she becomes! I am so appreciative for the love and  care your staff  has given not only to Adyson but to all of the students at Bayfront Child Development Center!

      Nicole K. – KinderCare Parent
    • Raising two children with both parents working and without the support of local family members can be challenging. When my daughter was born in 2012, my husband and I decided to explore our child care options beyond the center where we were currently enrolled. At the same time, BCDC was opening their enrollment to the entire community of St. Petersburg.

      Ms. Lisa provided  us with a very thorough tour of the facilities, answering a multitude of questions (my mother was a director of a child care center for over 25 years, so you can imagine the inquiry she endured). Ultimately, we decided to move my three-year-old son and enroll my infant  daughter with the school.

      We remain part of the BCDC family today. My son, a graduate from the VPK program, will be entering first grade next year and is exceeding our expectations in regards to his knowledge and understanding of the world around. His self-confidence and ability to interact with all those around him openly is partly due to the time he spent with his BCDC teachers and classmates. My daughter is currently in the three-year-old room where she is learning her letters, beginning to write  and plays all day long.  It gives my husband and I comfort to know that the time our children are/were away from us is being spent with caregivers who are taking a vested interest in nurturing their body, mind and spirit.

      Emily K. – KinderCare Parent
    • Our children have been attending BCDC for the last 18 months and we are extremely happy with the care and education they are receiving. We knew when we initially  toured the center while expecting our second daughter that this was an environment that would keep our girls safe and cared for in addition to laying a foundation for learning. One of the most important things to us when deciding where to send our children was the staff of the school, and in that I feel like we have hit the lottery. I cannot say enough how much we have enjoyed all the teachers that have taught the various classes the girls have been in.

      From infant  to toddler  to preschool, we couldn’t  be happier. Our children are excited to go to school every morning, and when we pick them up they’re  excited to show us what they’ve learned or worked  on that day. It gives us, as parents, great peace of mind to know they’re being well taken care of and great pride to see their minds developing. We’ve all heard the saying ‘It takes a village to raise a child,’ and we are happy to have BCDC on this adventure  with us.

      Kelly – KinderCare Parent


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

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

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

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

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    La petite taylors sc: La Petite Academy of Taylors in Taylors, SC | 4805 Old Spartanburg Road

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    La Petite Academy of Taylors in Taylors, SC | 4805 Old Spartanburg Road

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    Welcome to Our School

    Welcome to La Petite Academy educational daycare in Taylors, SC! My name is Cyndi and I am the center director. I have over 26 years’ experience in early education with 19 years of experience as a director.

    At La Petite, our curriculum begins in our Infant program and progresses with your child as they advance into our Twos, Preschool, and School-Age programs. The amazing curriculum is designed to meet each child’s needs as teachers carefully create lesson plans based on daily observations and the children’s interest.

    We have a wonderful group of teachers on our staff. Together, they have more than 100 years of experience in the field. We are fortunate to have teachers with their early childhood education and/or their early childhood certificates.

    We’re committed to keeping you connected throughout the day while your child is in our care. Get access to live streaming video of your child’s classroom, plus other real-time updates, with our exclusive mobile app for families, SproutAbout.

    Schedule a tour today of our La Petite Academy in Taylors, SC! We cannot wait to meet you!


    Here’s what people have to say

    5 out of 5 stars


    The infant room teachers are AMAZING! We have had no issues with anybody, and my son has learned so much in the short time he has been here.

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    The directors and teachers have been amazing. Love being able to interact virtually with the kids via family app and webcams. 10/10 would and have recommended to friends and family.

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    We have had such a wonderful experience at la petite! The director is very nice and helpful. Our child is in the infant room and loves the teachers. They are all so sweet and love my child like their own.

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    I absolutely love the staff and director! They are amazing! We had our 2 older children attend the same location 6+ years ago, and we added a new member of the family 9 months ago and thought of no where else to visit! Such warm welcomes every morning, and i love the new app updates i get on my child’s day!

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    Amazing! Everyone is friendly and welcoming. They make an effort to make your child feel comfortable. They also make an effort to comfort parents who aren’t used to be without their child.

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    With SproutAbout, you won’t miss a thing when your child is at school with us. Take a peek at the engaging experience provided by our new app.


    Learn About Electives

    For an additional fee, go beyond regular classroom learning experiences with our enhanced series of fun, interactive enrichment programs exploring a variety of activities. We offer:

    Fitness, Soccer, Music, Yoga, Spanish, Phonics, Handwriting & Advanced Math






    Local School Phone Number: 864.292.3370864.292.3370


    License #: 12827





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    Facility Attributes

    Operator:

    Virginia Lawson

    Capacity:

    125

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    Sunday

    • Closed
    Monday

    • 6:30AM–6:30PM
    Tuesday

    • 6:30AM–6:30PM
    Wednesday

    • 6:30AM–6:30PM
    Thursday

    • 6:30AM–6:30PM
    Friday

    • 6:30AM–6:30PM
    Saturday

    • Closed

    Licensing

    Licensing Type & Number:

    License#: 12827

    Issue Date:

    2/20/2021

    Expiration Date:

    2/20/2023

    Call your DSS licensing specialist if you have questions:

    DSS Licensing Specialist

    Wyatt, Alexandra

    (864)250-8924


    Facility Review & Complaint Information

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    Severity Inspection Type Date Deficiency Type Resolved
    High Complaint 10/18/2022
    Inspection
    Pending
    High Complaint 10/18/2022
    Reporting of Incidents
    Yes
    High Complaint 10/18/2022
    Direct Supervision
    Yes
    High Complaint 10/18/2022
    Ratios
    Yes
    High Complaint 8/11/2022
    Direct Supervision
    Yes
    High Complaint 8/11/2022
    Ratios
    Yes
    High Review 5/25/2022
    Staff Records
    Yes
    Medium Review 5/25/2022
    Staff Records
    Yes
    Medium Review 5/25/2022
    Diapering
    Yes
    High Review 5/25/2022
    Electrical Sources
    Yes
    High Complaint 3/24/2022
    Center Definitions
    Yes
    High Complaint 3/24/2022
    Inspection
    Yes
    High Complaint 3/24/2022
    Reporting of Incidents
    Yes
    High Complaint 3/24/2022
    Direct Supervision
    Yes
    High Complaint 3/24/2022
    Direct Supervision
    On Site
    High Complaint 3/24/2022
    Ratios
    Yes
    High Complaint 3/24/2022
    Sanitation
    Yes
    High Complaint 11/8/2021
    Staff Requirements
    Yes
    Medium Complaint 11/8/2021
    Staff Health
    Yes
    High Complaint 8/23/2021
    Direct Supervision
    Yes
    High Complaint 8/23/2021
    Direct Supervision
    Yes
    High Complaint 8/23/2021
    Ratios
    Yes
    High Review 7/6/2021
    Direct Supervision
    On Site
    High Review 7/6/2021
    Direct Supervision
    On Site
    High Review 7/6/2021
    Ratios
    On Site
    Medium Review 7/6/2021
    Diapering
    On Site
    High Review 7/6/2021
    Doors/Landings/Stairs/Handrails/Railings
    On Site
    High Review 7/6/2021
    Outdoor Space
    Yes

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    Inspection Type Date Report
    Review 10/24/2022
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    Complaint 10/18/2022
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    Complaint 8/19/2022
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    Review 8/19/2022
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    Review 5/25/2022
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    Complaint 3/24/2022
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    Review 11/8/2021
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    Review 8/16/2021
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    Review 7/6/2021
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    Review 1/12/2021
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    Note on Deficiencies

    Deficiencies are listed in broad categories and are available online for 36 months. We encourage you to contact your region office for an explanation of any of the deficiencies, or for additional information about this facility’s compliance. Resolved “On Site” means that a violation was resolved during the Licensing Specialist’s inspection.



    Severity Levels


    High:

    These are the most serious violations of child care regulations and could pose a risk to the health and safety of children. If you would like an explanation of any of the deficiencies, or would like additional information about this facility’s compliance, please contact your regional office.


    Medium:

    These are significant violations of child care regulations and could negatively impact the health and safety of children. If you would like an explanation of any of the deficiencies, or would like additional information about this facility’s compliance, please contact your regional office.


    Low:

    These violations are the least likely to impact health and safety, but they still show that a facility is out of compliance with some child care regulations. If you would like an explanation of any of the deficiencies, or would like additional information about this facility’s compliance, please contact your regional office.



    Note on Frequency of Inspections


    Centers, Group Homes, and Licensed Family Homes::

    In 2014, legislation was passed that changed the number of unannounced visits from two per year to one per year in Child Care Centers, Group Child Care Homes, and Licensed Family Child Care Homes. As a result of this new law, you may see a decrease in the number of deficiencies listed on this website for these types of providers. Unannounced visits are still made in response to a complaint, and visits are scheduled with the facility during the re-licensing process, which occurs every two years.

    La petite bowie: La Petite Academy of Bowie in Bowie, MD | 5004 Enterprise Rd

    Опубликовано: December 23, 2022 в 8:18 am

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    La Petite Academy of Bowie in Bowie, MD | 5004 Enterprise Rd

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    La Petite Academy of Bowie, MD


    Welcome to Our School

    Welcome to La Petite Bowie, MD! I’m Daphne Anderson, Director at La Petite Bowie. My bachelor’s degree is in education and I have over 40 years of experience in early childhood.

    Here at La Petite Bowie, we provide programs ranging from Infant care through School-Ages up to 12 years old. We have a wonderful team of professionals with 50 plus years of experience combined.

    We’re committed to keeping you connected throughout the day while your child is in our care. Get access to live streaming video of your child’s classroom, plus other real-time updates, with our exclusive mobile app for families, SproutAbout.

    If you are looking for a caring, education-driven child care center, stop by La Petite Bowie today for a tour.


    Here’s what people have to say

    4. 8 out of 5 stars


    Overall, a solid daycare with good people.

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    The staff is so warm, friendly, and understanding. I love how everyone, including the directors, remember my child’s name and personality traits. They have also been very helpful in supporting my son’s physical and social development.

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    The school is a learning institute, highly accredited, and cares about the safety and education of the children.

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    My daughter loves going to school and knows all of the teachers by name and is excited to tell them what she is doing after school and on weekends. She has also made some great friends and has been exposed to a ton of different people and cultures. The education is great, seeing her start to learn from day 1 has been phenomenal.

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    The staff is very accommodating, genuine and caring. They will work with your child to get them through any situation.

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    Very positive experience. Provides a nurturing and caring atmosphere. Very pleased.

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    Overall great experience with school

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    i am very happy with la petite in bowie, md. my child is now 3, she has been there since one year old. it feels like a community among the parents and students. last year the parents came together to host a big halloween festival. my daughter shows advanced skills in numbers and letters well before kindergarten. Thanks La Petit!

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    We moved our child to La Petite about 3 months ago from a different daycare and are absolutely in love with it. His teachers are AMAZING. They are caring and patient and work with him on skills everyday. We are thrilled with Brightwheel and love getting updates throughout the day and being able to message his teachers. I cannot say enough good things about La Petite. The staff and director are incredible

    people and I feel that they really know and understand my child. They do so many fun activities with the children everyday, and are above and beyond in every way. They are patient about some of the habits he has that might frustrate other caretakers (picky eating, trouble sharing, crying at drop off). I also love that sometimes the teachers speak Spanish to each other and the children in the classroom, I know that’s great for his brain development. Eboni Robinson, his main teacher, is an absolutely rockstar. I can’t emphasize how good she is with my son, and how much she goes above and beyond. He loves seeing her everyday. Della Olupona is another rockstar in his classroom. She knows so much about child development, and also always makes a point to ask me how my day was at pick up time. They’re truly outstanding people and I feel very comfortable trusting them to care for my child everyday.

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    Positive. The directors and teachers appear to sincerely adore the children. There is a low turn over with teachers and children which speaks to the happiness of all involved in my opinion.

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    With SproutAbout, you won’t miss a thing when your child is at school with us. Take a peek at the engaging experience provided by our new app.


    Learn About Electives

    For an additional fee, go beyond regular classroom learning experiences with our enhanced series of fun, interactive enrichment programs exploring a variety of activities. We offer:

    Soccer, Music, Yoga, Spanish, Phonics, Handwriting & Advanced Math


    Tech + Tinker™

    21st Century Learning Experiences

    In our Preschool and Pre-K classrooms your child will discover opportunities to be creative, engage their mind and body, collaborate with friends, and learn new things. Some enhancements in the classrooms include iPads with educational apps; flexible seating options so children can move as they learn; hands-on STEM activities with robots for early coding.

    In our School-Age classroom, your child will find an immersive educational environment that is the perfect setting for productive, engaging mornings and afternoons, as we help them to be thinkers, makers, and doers. Some enhancements in this classroom include:

    • iPads with keyboards and educational apps
    • Robots for coding challenges
    • Grow Fit-friendly video games that encourage collaboration and movement



    Open a window to your child’s day.

    SproutAbout®, our exclusive family app, provides free live streaming video of your child’s classroom to your mobile device.

    Learn More


    Meet Our Staff

    Daphne Anderson, Director

    Education: Bachelor’s Degree in Education

    My name is Daphne and I am the center director. I have been working in early childhood for over 36 years with 20 of those years as a teacher and over 16 years in management.

    Meet Our Staff

    Denise White, Assistant Director

    Education: Prince Georges Community Collage

    Certifications: Early Childhood Education, CPR/First Aid, Emergencies Preparedness, Child Abuse, ADA, SIDS

    I have been working at La Petite for more than 12 years. During this time I worked with the toddlers and twos, then as team lead and now as the assistant director. I have worked in child care for over 20 years. I love children!




    Local School Phone Number: 301. 464.0935301.464.0935


    License #: 33205





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    5004 Enterprise Rd
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    Ages: 6 Weeks – 12 Years

    Open: M-F, 7:00 AM – 6:00 PM


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    This is much more than just daycare. At La Petite Academy®, we’re committed to doing everything possible to support our community. It starts with a healthy, safe environment when your child is away from home.

    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.
    • Preschool and Pre-Kindergarten Programs offer math and literacy learning plus opportunities for social development.
    • Junior Kindergarten enhances your child’s abilities before kindergarten. 

    Check out our school for yourself to see all the exciting things going on! Depending on location, virtual and/or in-person tours may be available.

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    Why Bowie Matters

    David Jones will forever remain in the history of pop culture as its most changeable hero. David Bowie, Ziggy Stardust, Aladdin Sane, The Gaunt White Duke are just a few of his names and guises. But who was he really? What is the logic behind the succession of images and albums? What clues to his fate are hidden in the streets of his native Bromley, English cinema and texts by Mikhail Bakhtin and Gilles Deleuze?

    British professor of cultural studies (and devoted fan) Will Brooker studied the artist’s work and conducted an unusual experiment: in one year he “lived” the career of David Bowie, imitating him down to the smallest detail, in order to better understand the motivations and character of the eternal chameleon.

    Why Bowie Matters is a declaration of love and a guide to the genius of David Jones.

    Brief history

    The publishing house was founded in 2015 in Moscow by Alexei Dokuchaev and Mikhail Vrubel, who set the course for the “Individual” to publish “adventure” non-fiction literature. In 2017, a merger with the Bookmate company took place, within the framework of this cooperation, the Popcorn Books brand was created, thanks to which a new direction appeared – youth literature from foreign and domestic authors (but that’s a completely different story!). An interesting plot, a reflection of past experience and reflective authors – all this remains immutable. No wonder the “Individual” has developed a reputation as a translator of a wide variety of personal views and true stories – from the world of cinema, photography, dance, fiction, the surrounding life, music and journalism. Felix Sandalov, editor-in-chief, argues that it is very important for a publishing house to produce “saying books” that radically refute existing stereotypes.

    Persian carpet of plots

    As you have already understood, the assortment of the publishing house is motley, like a Persian carpet. These are guides for novice musicians, manuals on how not to lose yourself during repairs, and secret stories about the world wide web and hackers. There are also interdisciplinary studies, as well as books at the intersection of genres: for example, memoirs and journalism (“Nelli Bai. Profession: reporter”) or sociology and art (“Pina Bausch Dance Theater: The Art of Translation”). The personal involvement of both authors and readers is present. From afar, the stylish cover seduces, but inside it fascinates the non-triviality of the story and the hidden gifts of lived experience.

    Why are we crazy about “Individual”?

    We all subscribers are passionate fans of the literary experiences of directors published by The Individual: from Charlie Kaufman’s Ant to Quentin Tarantino’s Once Upon a Time in Hollywood. Before costumed corporate parties, we study Will Brooker’s experiments in getting used to the role, and the next morning we put a cool volume of Shaughnessy Bishop-Stone called “Hangover” on our heads. And the voluminous work of Robert Garaev about Tatarstan “The Word of a Kid” has been coming to us for a year to read the same regular customer: here we feel completely interested and are afraid to imagine what will happen when the book is finished. Books of the “Individual” are in almost every department of our store, which indicates a balance between diversity and bright individuality. For this we love.

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