Child care in waterloo: GRIN & GROW CHILD CARE

YWCA Child Care

      425
Lafayette St. Waterloo, IA 50703  phone: 319.234.7589
e-mail:

[email protected]                           

Child Care

Providing a safe,
warm and caring environment for school-age children has long been the
foundation of the YWCAs childcare programming. The pillars are Ys Kids
and Summer Daze.

During the school
year,
Ys Kids
provides care before and after school at
nine Waterloo elementary
schools, plus sites in Cedar Falls and Hudson.
Summer Daze
is the all day program held through the summer.

The YWCA childcare
team also works with Tri-County Head Start to create
Wrap-Around Service that offers all-day
care to Head Start participants.

Playdays for
Christmas and Spring Break, conferences, etc. are another service
provided. Advance registration for Playdays is required.

Each
of these childcare programs offers positive adult role models,
educational opportunities and fun for the children. Financial Assistance
is based on
household size and income
and participation by youth with special needs is encouraged.

Y’s Kids
– Before and After School

Y’s Kids before and after
school program is
designed to meet the needs of parents whose schedules do not coincide
with their children’s school day. Although there will be time for
homework and academic assistance, Y’s Kids is a time for the children to
unwind, relax, and be creative, and enjoy the company of friends in a
safe and friendly environment with positive caring adult role models.
Y’s Kids programs are in compliance with the State of Iowa child care
regulations and the State Fire Marshal. Y’s Kids staff are certified in
First Aid, CPR, Universal Precautions and are trained as mandatory
reporters of child abuse. Y’s Kids staff have all successfully completed
a State of Iowa Criminal Record check as well as a national
fingerprinting process.

Please
feel free to print off a

Financial
Assistance application.

Registration Dates for

YWCA Ys Kids Before and After School Child Care Program

The YWCA dates to register for Ys Kids Before and After
School Child Care program for 2022 2023 will be posted soon! Registration
dates/times will be by the school.

Space is limited. When a program becomes full, a waiting list will be
established in the order received.

How To Register / Enroll

        
Registration must be done in person at the YWCA on the
date and time assigned to your childs school

        
Staff will be there to review your packet and
direct you to the front desk where you will complete the registration
process. 

        
Fully completed registrations are accepted on a first
come, first served basis at the YWCA

        
Do Not Mail or Email Registration Forms
mailed or emailed registrations will not be accepted.

     Please contact the YWCA
for space availability at 319-234-7589.

        
A $20 registration fee and a $20 YWCA annual membership
fee (per child) are due at time of registration. These fees are not
refundable.

        
You must present your fully completed Childcare
Information Form and any other required documents before we can accept
your registration.

        
Registration for Preschool students also requires a copy
of the most current immunization record and physical for each preschool
child.

        
Financial assistance forms must be fully completed and
include all required documentation before your application will be
accepted and reviewed.

        
Families using an alternate funding source such as DHS,
JPTA, Head Start, etc., must have written authorization for services
before the time of registration.

Registration forms are available for you to complete and bring with you
to the YWCA.  

2022 Y’s Kids
Registration Information Form

You
can also

contact either Aimee or Samantha and request that a
registration packet be sent to you.

Aimee              (319) 234-7589 ext. 220        [email protected] or

Samantha        (319) 234-7589 ext. 221        [email protected]

Again, please complete all necessary forms and bring them with you along
with all additional required documentation. 

Please follow our Facebook page and check our website regularly for any
updates on registration!

Ys Kids Locations:

School Age
(Kindergarten and older)

        
The YWCA provides before and after school care for
school-age children at Highland, Irving, Kingsley, Kittrell, Lincoln,
Lou Henry, and Lowell Elementary Schools in Waterloo; at Hudson
Elementary; and at Hansen, Lincoln, and North Cedar Elementary Schools
in Cedar Falls. Only after school child care is offered at Cunningham
Elementary in Waterloo. 

Preschool

        
The YWCA provides before-and-after preschool childcare at
the following Waterloo elementary schools: Lowell, Highland, and
Kittrell.  Only after preschool childcare is offered at Cunningham
Elementary.  Preschool child care is available at the schools Monday –
Thursday.  All-day care is available on Fridays at the YWCA from 6:30
a.m. to 6:00 p.m.  Registration for All-day Friday programming is
limited to students who are enrolled in a YWCA school-based preschool
before and/or after school child care Mondays – Thursdays.
 

Child care for preschool students attending Hudson Elementary is
available either before the morning program

or

after the
afternoon program only.

YWCA Playdays

The YWCA is pleased to offer childcare opportunities on
most scheduled days off of school from 6:30am -6:00pm. Any child is
welcome to attend Playdays, you do not need to be enrolled in Y’s Kids
to be able to attend.

Breakfast, lunch and snack provided.

(Children may bring their own if preferred.)

Staff will let you know the swimming days to bring your
own swimsuit and towel.

(The YWCA does not provide swimsuits.)

Registration

Pre-registration is required. Walk-ins are not allowed.
(Your child will not be considered registered until payment is received.
Space is limited.)

Registration for Playdays begins on the first business
day of the month before scheduled Playdays.

Cost for 20222023 Playdays: $40 members/ $72 non-members

Please contact the YWCA for space availability at
319-234-7589.

Summer Daze

…more than just childcare

Click here for the fee chart:

2022 Summer Daze Fee Chart

Click here for the information packet:

2022 Summer Daze Information Packet

Click here for the registration form:

2022 Summer Daze Registration Form

You MUST have a copy of the most recent
immunization form,
signed by your doctor. ALL children wishing to attend need to
have this form.

Children who have NOT yet completed
kindergarten– A copy of the most recent
physical exam, dated
one year or less from
the date of registration and signed by your doctor is required.

REGISTER NOW!
Registration dates will be posted soon!

Summer Daze is for
children ages 4-12 looking for an exciting summer!

The program runs Monday-Friday, 6:30am – 6:00pm. Sign
up for one week or all of them. Dates may change to accommodate snow
days and school availability. Summer Daze programming is offered at two
locations–the YWCA in downtown Waterloo and Kingsley Elementary School in
Waterloo.

Cost: 2023 Prices coming soon!

Save money with a children’s membership! ($20/year for
children ages 13 and under.)

Pay a $10 deposit for each week your child will attend.
Weekly balances are due prior to the week(s) your child will
attend. A one time, non-refundable $20 ($40 family maximum)
activity/supply fee will be collected at the time of registration.

*The YWCA is committed to including children with
disabilities in our fun summer program.

*YWCA Summer Daze is a State of Iowa licensed child care
program.

Summer Daze is partially funded by Cedar Valley United
Way and the RJ McElroy Trust.

Parents, the decision of which program to enroll your
child in for the summer is important. Please feel free to call with any
questions or to arrange a meeting and tour of our building. We truly
enjoy sharing our summers with area school-age children and would love
the chance to share our program with you, Call Rachel Scott or Mindy
Sternhagen for more information at (319)234-7589 ext 224 or ext 238.

YWCA Child Care Financial Aid

Reduced pricing is available for Summer Daze based on
household income and size. To see if you might qualify, you may print
off a copy of our
Financial Aid Form, come to the front desk, or contact one of the
YWCA Childcare Directors for more information.

Alternate Funding Sources

As a licensed child care program, Summer Daze
participates in DHS child care contracts, JPTA, and other alternative
funding sources. However, the YWCA must have written authorization from
the funding source before service may begin. No child receiving DHS
funds can begin the program without notification of approval from the
Department of Human Services. First priority for reserved sports will go
to 4-year-old children enrolled in Head Start preschool programs and
approved for Wrap Around services.

The YWCA is committed to providing high quality, best
practice school age care. YWCA Summer Daze is designed to meet the
specific needs of elementary age students based on National Afterschool
Association Standards for Quality Afterschool programs. All area school
age kids are welcome. If your child has special or individual needs, the
YWCA is prepared to meet them completely and respectfully.

It Takes a Village Childcare at Friendship Village

A quality option for childcare in the Cedar Valley located on the outskirts of the Friendship Village Retirement Community campus, open to employees of Friendship Village and the surrounding Cedar Valley!  Professional staff provide care and love to kids ages 6 weeks through 5 years. With safety, security, convenience, and fun in mind, kids look forward to learning and developing throughout their days at It Takes a Village Childcare. 

319-229-2930

A quality option for childcare in the Cedar Valley located on the outskirts of the Friendship Village Retirement Community campus, open to employees of Friendship Village and the surrounding Cedar Valley! Professional staff provide care and love to kids ages 6 months through 5 years. With safety, security, convenience, and fun in mind, kids look forward to learning and developing throughout their days at It Takes a Village Childcare. 

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Daily Childcare Services

6 weeks – 5 years

Resident Volunteers

FREE Grandparents!

Nutrition

Chef prepared meals daily

NIT Therapy

Additional services available

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Develop skills & make new friends

Outdoor Classroom
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“ITAVCC has been such a wonderful fit for my girls. They love the fun, learning environment, especially ‘grandparent’ time. I love the peace of mind I have knowing they are taken care of by such loving staff, so close to me every day!”

–
Stacey Pajazetovic, parent and
Friendship Village Employee

“My children have been attending It Takes A Village Childcare since opening day and I have loved watching them grow in knowledge and friendships. I appreciate the genuine and authentic care they show as a team, how they incorporate the parents into the program, and we love how the grandparents from the Village come each week. As a full time parent, I feel at peace knowing my children are in the best care when I am away at work.” 

-Rachel Blough, parent

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Maria Striech,

Director of Lakeview Lodge Assisted Living

[email protected]

319-291-1300

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It Takes a Village Childcare Director

tnewton@fvrc. com

319-229-2930

COME SEE FOR YOURSELF!

Reach out for a personal tour.

Maria Striech,

Director of Lakeview Lodge Assisted Living

[email protected]

319-291-1300

JOIN THE FUN!

Enroll at It Takes a Village Childcare today!

Tracy Newton,

It Takes a Village Childcare Director

[email protected]

319-229-2930

COME SEE FOR YOURSELF!

Reach out for a personal tour.

Maria Striech,

Director of Lakeview Lodge Assisted Living

[email protected]

319-291-1300

JOIN THE FUN!

Enroll at It Takes a Village Childcare today!

Tracy Newton,

It Takes a Village Childcare Director

[email protected]

319-229-2930

JOIN THE FUN!

Enroll at It Takes a Village Childcare Today!

COME SEE FOR YOURSELF!

Reach out for a personal tour.

Maria Striech,

Director of Lakeview Lodge Assisted Living

[email protected]

319-291-1300

Tracy Newton,

Director of It Takes a Village Childcare

“My children have been attending It Takes A Village Childcare since opening day and I have loved watching them grow in knowledge and friendships. I appreciate the genuine and authentic care they show as a team, how they incorporate the parents into the program, and we love how the grandparents from the Village come each week. As a full time parent, I feel at peace knowing my children are in the best care when I am away at work.” 

-Rachel Blough, parent

“ITAVCC has been such a wonderful fit for my girls. They love the fun, learning environment, especially ‘grandparent’ time. I love the peace of mind I have knowing they are taken care of by such loving staff, so close to me every day!”

–
Stacey Pajazetovic, parent and
Friendship Village Employee

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Ilyinskaya hospital – a modern outpatient hospital center :: Napoleon. The Battle of Waterloo was won by General Hemorrhoids.

Napoleon was sick with hemorrhoids. Everyone knows the fact that at the beginning of the battle of
Waterloo, he had a severe attack of this ailment. He hurried away from
battlefields and spent several hours in a bath of boiling water, escaping pain.

Great Napoleon Bonaparte – statesman, ruler
half of Europe and a brilliant commander. For all that, he was serious.
sick person. And he suffered not only from various diseases, but also from
traumatic consequences of multiple wounds. nine0006

Doctors and historians assume that Napoleon suffered from epilepsy. He
often fell into emotional incontinence. In childhood, this behavior
an active, wayward and stubborn child literally crawled up to the intestines
parents and the whole family, including servants. He himself admitted that he was
imp: “I did not retreat before anything and was not afraid of anything: I beat one,
scratched another and instilled fear in his peers. When his tutor
punishment ordered him to kneel at the entrance to the dining room, little Napoleon fell
in a hysterical fit with fainting and violent vomiting. Later, he, a young cadet,
was also punished and fell into a fit with convulsions. This shocked the boss so much.
military school, that he was immediately forgiven of all sins. nine0006

Napoleon, according to the great Cesare Lombroso, “suffered
epilepsy due to signs of degenerative structure of the organism. But great
the psychiatrist was born 15 years after the death of Bonaparte, which is why until the end
could not be objective. Now everyone knows that the growth of Napoleon was 167
centimeters, which for the beginning of the 19th century was even slightly more than average.
The classical description of convulsions was not given either by Napoleon’s court doctors or by his
allies and environment. They occurred only when Napoleon was shown external
dislike. There are descriptions of seizures during a parliamentary reception, and even in bed
prostitutes named Georges. Most likely, the brilliant commander was simply before
convulsions touchy … Although sometimes the emperor himself considered this tremor a great sign
great events: “La vibration de mon mollet gauche est un grand signe chez
moi. ..” – “the trembling of my left calf is a great sign…”

Napoleon Bonaparte

Image source: https://ru.wikipedia.org

rolling on the floor. Although the Marquis de Talleyrand believed that in the fits of the Corsican
there is a large share of the game to the public. Modern doctors believe that all these
symptoms are not at all signs of epilepsy, but nothing more than psychogenic hysteroid
reactions characteristic of hysteroid personality disorder.

Napoleon was severely overcome by scabies caught during
the storming of Toulon and not healed to the end. Being wounded in the head by shrapnel
mortar bomb, he picked up a bannik from the hands of a dead gunner (a wooden brush
on the pole) to put out the sparks in the barrel of the gun. The gunner was sick, and Bonaparte
got infected. His chief medical officer, Dominique Larrey, and personal physician, Jean-Nicola
Corvisart-Desmarets wrote that to force the Corsican to observe even the minimum
dietary requirements or taking medication on time was almost impossible!
The emperor’s entourage often watched as Napoleon combed his hair until it bled.
body with nails, especially scars from bayonet wounds on the neck and chest and marks
ankle wounds. Previously, this was considered a consequence of scabies. Now it is considered
that these were, rather, signs of a psychosomatic disorder – for example,
neurodermatitis. nine0006

It is known that Bonaparte had bradycardia (as previously written – “delayed
circulation”), his pulse rate did not exceed 40 beats per minute. With this
the doctors also connected the fact that he was very cold. The emperor simply adored hot
baths in which he could lie for hours, enduring completely unthinkable
temperature! In the bath, he listened to reports and even made decisions about
movement of troops … According to one version, this skin bouquet was added and
anhidrosis, insufficient function of the sweat glands. nine0006

Emperor also suffered from migraines, was extremely sensitive to
weather changes. Moreover, the danger prompted him to activity, forcing him to
time of shock to become energetic. The pulse returned to normal. Doctors
suggest that along with manifestations of hysteria, Napoleon was also beaten
tonic-clonic convulsions caused by severe uremia caused by
kidney failure. As you know, gonorrhea, which Bonaparte contracted from
lascivious Josephine, as well as schistosomiasis, which he picked up in Egypt, were imprisoned
his kidneys and caused an obstruction of the urethra. The great commander urinated, crying,
groaning and swearing so that the grenadiers of the old guard, hearing it through thin
the fabric of the tent blushed like college girls. nine0006

In addition, Napoleon was sick with hemorrhoids. Everyone knows the fact
that at the beginning of the battle of Waterloo he had a violent attack of this ailment.
He hurried away from the battlefield and spent several hours in a bath with
boiling water to escape the pain. And then he also slept in a tent for more than an hour, because after
1812, he was stricken with Pickwick’s syndrome and involuntarily fell asleep at the very
inopportune moments . .. So it was not Wellington who won, but the general
Haemorrhoids!

Being loving (22 mistresses, and these are just the famous ones),
Napoleon was the owner of a whole bunch of venereal diseases. Some
historians believe that he literally “missed” the empire by, dealing with
women. André Castelo writes that Napoleon cured himself of “amorous
diseases” right in the carriage, rubbing various ointments into the skin in front of astonished
fellow travelers. The monarch’s doctor explained that the emperor picked up another ailment in 1813
year in Paris. According to historians, this perfectly explained why he,
having come for 100 days, he did not call his family to him. Such a “love sickness” clearly meant
a betrayal that the ardent Archduchess Marie-Louise would never forgive him…
Experts believe that if he had joined his family, he would have had every chance.
keep the crown for the family. During the accession of his son, Napoleon II, the daughter
would become regent, which would suit her father, the Austrian emperor,
and the Russian tsar too. ..

But the emperor was sick and
ended up on St. Elena, where he was healed by British horse-dressers, maybe
and following a secret order… The autopsy revealed extensive stomach cancer. English
doctors gave him preparations of mercury and arsenic, dissolving them in almond milk
and wine of the sort he liked. According to eyewitnesses, anyone who
tasted that wine, got sick for some reason… Stan Forshwood and Ben Vader,
examining Napoleon’s hair with high-precision instruments, they discovered an ultra-high
arsenic content. They believe that the poisoner was the husband of the last mistress
Corsican, Count of Montholon, whose jealousy was fueled by English gold.
This is confirmed by two features: it is known that from the gradual
arsenic poisoning is getting fat, and the fact that arsenic “preserves” corpses. When the body
the emperor was brought to Paris after 19years and opened the coffin, they saw that decay was completely
did not touch the body.

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