Day by day child care: Day By Day Child Development Center

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Child’s Day

Nurturing

the whole child

Every day is an opportunity to explore, make friends, and grow. Our teachers support and nurture your child’s cognitive, social, emotional, and physical development. Child’s Day is an accredited child development center for infants through pre-K located in central Austin.

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Child’s Day provides my child with a truly enriching experience and loving environment. We feel very fortunate that a place like Child’s Day exists and would choose no other place for our child!

We appreciate the school-like atmosphere, and the loving, caring way the teachers interact with the children.

Child’s Day is the only child development center I found that meets my high expectations for my daughter’s needs. I go to work each day assured that her health, happiness, and growth are attended to exceptionally by her teachers.

Our child is doing great at Child’s Day! It is amazing the difference that skilled, loving teachers can make. My wife and I have not worried about our daughter for a moment since finding Child’s Day. We really appreciate her teachers!

After having one child almost complete the Child’s Day program, I can say that he has been given many opportunities to grow and learn. Child’s Day is exemplary. I’m looking forward to my three-month old growing and exploring at Child’s Day.

This is the absolute best child care in Austin! I am confident my children’s needs are being met and that they receive the love and care needed to ensure they are happy and healthy.

Best child development center in Austin, well-run and very well staffed by fun, happy and very qualified teachers -a great environment and the teachers are great at communicating.

Excellent “extra” learning programs offered for students. My child loves the school!

We are very happy with the way the teachers interact and communicate with the children. They are very good at explaining why different behaviors are appropriate or inappropriate. Our daughter has been happy and content in each class she’s been the past three years and she’s developed an active love of learning.

Weare very pleased with Child’s Day. We have every bit of confidence in the staff and care that our children have received there. The teachers are sincerely interested in the children and enjoy what they are doing and demonstrate this caring attitude and love to the children. We also feel that our children are receiving a great educational start for school.

Absolutely love everything about Child’s Day! They go above and beyond the “standard” in every area –and love my child!

The infant program is excellent!It is a huge peace of mind to know that my child is at Child’s Day.

Child’s Day has an excellent curriculum that blends learning, discipline, structure, loving, and fun!

Mychildren have attended Child’s Day for a total of six years. I trust the school, and my daughter is always happy and confident after her days in school.

Child’s Day is a wonderful child care center. It was the one place in that provided us total peace of mind regarding our daughter, her care and growth.

This is a wonderful preschool. Myson has blossomed socially and developed intellectually,and we are very happy about it.

Our daughter had an easy adjustment to Child’s Day. The staff is great and really seem to love the kids. She has not been sick,and the room is cheerful and bright. We made the right decision to be here!

I looked at many other programs before choosing this one. I would not want my child to be anywhere else. This program is exceptional both in the way it runs from a business/operational standpoint, and froma developmental standpoint and the care of the child. My observation is that rarely does a program do well at both.

Day By Day Child Development Center Inc Daycare Home Preschool – Eagan, MN 55122

Daycare in Eagan, MN

"Play is the work of childhood" Remember when your child is at school they are working very hard at: Following rules and routines, Communicating wants, needs, happiness, frustration. ..,Decision making, Making friends, Sharing and taking turns, Cooperation, Acceptance, Problem solvingDay By Day Child Development Center believes that through positive, caring, and nurturing relationships with one another, children will become kind, compassionate, accepting and respectful. These characteristics are foundational in developing skills to be successful within a culture or community. We believe through play and the educational activities provided within each programs curriculum, we will enhance each child’s ability to become a positive, talented, capable, contributing member of society.Day By Day Child Development Center uses a combined curriculum model approach. We combine the Bank Street Development Interaction Approach and the High/Scope Curriculum and use topics familiar to children to plan activities relating to one weekly theme.

Day By Day Child Development Center Inc provides childcare for families living in the Eagan area. Children engage in play-based, educational activities aimed at helping them achieve important milestones. The facility is a home daycare which fosters the development of social skills in a safe, caring environment. The director offers age-appropriate programming for kids starting as young as 1 month to 6 years. Contact Day By Day Child Development Center Inc to learn more and schedule a free tour for you and your family.

Daily Hours
• Monday: 6:45 am – 6:00 pm
• Tuesday: 6:45 am – 6:00 pm
• Wednesday: 6:45 am – 6:00 pm
• Thursday: 6:45 am – 6:00 pm
• Friday: 6:45 am – 6:00 pm

Infant
• Weekly Full Time: $349.00

Toddler
• Weekly Full Time: $312.00

Preschool
• Weekly Full Time: $279.00

Day By Day Child Development Center Inc is a home daycare that offers childcare for families in Eagan and the surrounding Minneapolis – St. Paul area. Teachers help their students achieve important milestones by engaging in play-based, educational activities. The facility fosters the development of social skills in a safe, caring environment.

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Baby care – How to care for a baby

Keeping your baby clean means providing him with the comfortable conditions necessary for full development.

Keeping your baby clean means providing him with the comfortable conditions necessary for full development. To do this, it is important to regularly carry out the hygiene procedures necessary for the child and follow a number of simple rules.

Newborn hygiene procedures should be carried out not only in the morning and evening, but also during the day, as the baby’s body is still adapting to extrauterine conditions and requires special care. In addition, childcare during this period should be given close attention.

Eyes

The morning and evening toilet of a newborn baby consists in washing the face with warm boiled water and washing the eyes with a sterile cotton swab moistened with boiled water. Each eye is washed with a separate swab in the direction from the outer corner to the bridge of the nose, then dried with clean napkins. During the day, the child’s eyes are washed as needed.

Nose

The baby’s nose has to be cleaned quite often. To do this, use cotton flagella made from sterile cotton wool. The flagellum is lubricated with sterile vaseline or vegetable oil and gently moved deep into the nasal passages by 1.0-1.5 cm with rotational movements; the right and left nasal passages are cleaned with separate flagella. This procedure should not be carried out for too long and in no case should dense objects be used for it – for example, sticks with wrapped cotton wool, etc.

Nails

Newborn and infant nails should be trimmed as needed. It is more convenient to use special children’s scissors with rounded ends.

Other hygiene procedures

The face, neck, auricles (but not the ear canal), the child’s hands are washed with warm boiled water or wiped with a piece of cloth moistened with water, then blotted dry. At the age of 1-2 months, this procedure is carried out at least twice a day, more if necessary.

After the baby went to the toilet, he is washed away, following certain rules. Girls are washed from front to back to avoid contamination and infection of the urinary tract. Washing is carried out by the mother with her hand, on which she directs a stream of warm water (37-38 ° C). Do not direct the jet of water at the perineum of the child – this can injure him. In addition, children should not be washed with stagnant water – for example, in a basin.

After washing, the child is placed on the changing table and the skin is blotted with a clean diaper. To prevent diaper rash, skin folds are lubricated with sterile vegetable oil or special baby creams in a certain sequence: behind the ears, neck fold, axillary, elbow, wrist, popliteal, ankle and inguinal regions. In this case, the mother first rubs the oil or cream into her palms, and then applies the remnants to the baby’s skin. This method of application is called “dosing through the mother’s hands.”

Baby grows up

When the baby has already passed the first stages of adaptation to extrauterine conditions, caring for him becomes easier. An infant (from the 2nd month of life) is washed in the morning and in the evening, and also as needed – but less often than in the neonatal period. From 4-5 months, you can wash your baby with tap water at room temperature.

While caring for the baby, talk to him: tell him what mom is doing, sing a song and be sure to smile. Thus, you will help the baby not be afraid of hygiene procedures and get used to them – then you can use this time to communicate with each other.

Giving enough time and attention to the morning and evening care of the baby, you will give him a great health and good mood for the whole family!

The material was prepared on the basis of the Information and Educational Bulletin “Family Health”. – 2010. – No. 1.

Daily baby care: prone position

Prone position

It is important to teach your child to lie on his stomach from birth. If the baby does not learn this position from the very beginning, it will be very difficult for him to get used to it later, because children often cannot bear the pressure on the delicate abdominal wall. And because of this, parents often say: “My child does not like to lie on his stomach, so I put him on his back.” Despite some disadvantages at the beginning of a child’s life, subsequently the position lying on the stomach becomes necessary and important for the proper development of the baby, because it is from this position that the child develops body symmetry, and this is how he learns to straighten up. Developmental delays and asymmetries may be the result of constant lying on his back at an age when he is already able to roll over on his stomach. This fact extends even to the situation when the child does not sleep.

After a natural birth, the baby is immediately placed on the mother’s stomach, where he can feel her warmth and familiar heartbeat. He feels comfortable and safe in this situation. In order for your baby to get used to the prone position faster, you can always put him on your stomach and together feel your natural connection and safety. He will definitely appreciate it, and it will be easier for him to feel comfortable in the future when he lies on his stomach, even if he cannot stand it now. You can sing or hum low notes in your chest voice and watch how the vibrations coming out of your chest enchant and soothe the child.

Even if the baby begins to raise his head and hold it, he will still be happy to lie on your stomach. Because that way you can look at each other and communicate. If necessary, help him stabilize the support by supporting him by the shoulders or forearms. In this position, it will also be easier for the baby to endure colic when they begin to bother him.

The wedge-shaped pillow, which allows the child to lie as if on an inclined plane, will make the prone position pleasant. You can also place the baby on your knees or hips and lightly pat on the back; as a result of such actions, the abdominal wall will gradually get used to the pressure. Babies usually enjoy being carried on their stomachs in the “flying” position (see How to carry a baby)

If your little one gets used to the tummy position at an early age, it will be a little easier for him when you take him to the playground, where he will discover the world.

Important: until the child can turn his head while lying on his stomach on his own, make sure that he lies on different cheeks in turn. This is necessary for uniform development. Later, when he begins to turn his head on his own, the presence of a “favorite” side may indicate the development of asymmetry.

NOTE

Sudden Infant Death Syndrome

It threatens any child from the first day of life and remains a real danger during the first year of life. Therefore, it is important to pay attention to the following:

Do not put your baby to sleep on his stomach, it is better to put him on his back. Even when the child grows up and can independently hold his head and roll over on his stomach, do not leave him to sleep on his stomach unattended.

Make sure the bed is free of plastic or plush toys, pillows or other care items. If your child sleeps restlessly and moves during sleep, there is a risk that he may be covered with a blanket with his head or wrapped tightly in it. In this case, it is recommended to use a sleeping bag for children.

Do not dress your child too warmly. His neck should not sweat, and his hands and feet should maintain the correct temperature.

Keep your child away from tobacco smoke. If you smoke yourself, avoid smoking in the presence of your child and never do it in the apartment!

Be attentive to your baby when he sleeps. Remember, there are special devices to control his breathing during sleep; use them to avoid unnecessary risk.

Put your baby to sleep on his back or side until he learns to roll over on his stomach on his own. Until this point, never put it on your stomach yourself.