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Dear Dr. Day Care,
I am worried that my daughter will not be good at math. I always hated math, in fact her dad and I first met in a class for struggling math students! Even though she is still just a baby, I don’t want her to struggle like we did with math. What can we do to help her? Do you have any suggestions?
Signed, Math Struggles
Dear Math Struggles,
It is never to early to start teaching math skills! Many parents believe they should wait until school starts, not realizing that building a strong math foundation begins at birth.
The best way to engage a child in math … [Read more…]
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Dear Dr. Day Care,
I recently attended my niece’s preschool graduation. Don’t you think preschool age children are too young for a graduation ceremony? Don’t we have too many ceremonies and “achievements” that they are losing importance?
Signed, A Great Aunt
Dear Great Aunt,
I am a big fan of the ceremony behind a preschool (or PreK) graduation. A preschool graduation ceremony is a great opportunity to celebrate learning and recognize an important milestone! Hopefully the first of many milestones.
I have certainly had people question why my early childhood … [Read more…]
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The outdoors is such a wonderful classroom for children. Children love playing outside, and there are so many great opportunities for learning!
When you take the learning outdoors, children can learn through exploration. These explorations build valuable skills such as observation, experimentation, and sorting, while allowing for both individual experiences and group sharing.
Try doing a creative arts project outside with your child! The creative arts provide children with a way to organize and express their ideas and feelings. Music, movement, drama and visual arts help children learn … [Read more…]
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How to Choose a Provider
Families can now apply for child care scholarships through the new DSS benefits portal!
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Finding high-quality child care in your child’s most impressionable early years is critical to your child’s brain development and future success.
What makes a quality program?
Child care can range from a relative caring for just one child to a large daycare center with college-educated early childhood specialists on staff.
To make the best decisions, here’s what families should know about types of providers, licensing, ABC Quality and evaluating anyone who provides child care.
Types of Child Care Providers
While the state defines four types of child care providers, parents think about child care based on the size of the program, the ages of children and the people providing the care.
You may feel a certain type of care will best suit your family’s needs. You will also have practical things to think about, including:
- The hours care is available
- If care is located close to you
- The age of your child
- How quickly do you need care for your child
Child Care Centers:
These are typically larger programs where children are in groups based on age and where there may be more adults present because of the number of children at the center.
Activities are usually structured. Child care centers include:
- Daycare centers
- Employee daycare
- Church-based child care
- School-operated programs
- Summer programs
- After-school programs
- Nursery schools
- Pre-kindergarten
- Drop-in child care
Home-Based Care:
This is child care provided in a private home. The number of children will be smaller and different ages are cared for together—which may be good if you are looking for care for siblings. Activities may be less structured and hours may be more flexible. Home-based care includes:
- Licensed child care homes
- Group homes with 7 to 12 children
- Family homes with 6 or fewer children
- Family, friend or neighbor care for just your children
- Someone who cares for children in your home
Preschool Programs:
Preschool is an organized, educational program for children ages 3 to 5.
Often, programs run on school hours though full-day care may be available. Examples include:
- Church-based preschool
- Community-based preschool
- Private preschool
- Head Start
School-age Programs:
This is care for children who are in school. It’s provided before and after school hours, on holidays and during summer break. Some examples include:
- Afterschool programs
- Community-based (such as Boys and Girls Club)
- Church-based care
Licensing: What parents need to know
To operate legally in South Carolina, child care providers must be licensed, registered or legally exempt—to make sure programs can protect the health and safety of children in their care.
Parents should always ask if the child care they’re considering is licensed, registered or exempt.
Here are the types of licensing and registration parents may hear about:
To operate legally in South Carolina, child care providers must be licensed, registered or legally exempt—to make sure programs can protect the health and safety of children in their care.
Parents should always ask if the child care they’re considering is licensed or registered.
Here are the types of licensing and registration parents may hear about:
The state defines four types of child care:
Child Care Center—A center that is licensed for 13 or more children can be commercial, faith-based, or school-based.
Group Child Care Home—A facility within a residence occupied by the operator that cares for 7 to 12 children; The number includes those living in the residence and children who are related to the operator, must be licensed.
Family Child Care Home—A facility within a residence occupied by the operator that cares for no more than 6 children; The number includes those living in the residence and children who are related to the operator; Family Child Care Home must be registered but may choose to be licensed.
Legally-Exempt Operations—Child care center-based programs open less than 4 hours a day and/or open on school holidays; Not allowed for Family Child Care Homes or Group Child Care Homes.
NOTE: Many parents rely on family members, friends, or neighbors who provide care. These types of care are not licensed or registered but they are monitored by Child Care Licensing.
ABC Quality: Helping parents make the best choice
While licensing looks out for safety and health, ABC Quality , South Carolina’s Quality Rating and Improvement System for child care, rates participating child care providers on how well they help your children grow and become ready for school and for life.
ABC Quality makes it easier for parents do their homework when they’re trying to choose a child care provider. Families can search by entering their zip code to see a list of providers nearby, see how well they rate and compare what they do.
For parents, an ABC Quality rating can help you know:
- How children will spend the day at child care
- What kind of education and training the child care staff has had
- What activities are planned to help children learn and grow
- How well teachers and staff will respond to children’s needs
- If healthy meals and physical activity are part of the daily routine
Centers are graded from A+ to C
ABC Quality classifies how providers are doing in the important areas for child development:
- A+ and A mean the center meets the highest standards.
- B+ and B mean a center meets quality standards beyond licensing.
- C means a center meets teacher-to-child ratios and other licensing requirements.
- P (for pending) means the center has enrolled in ABC Quality and is waiting for their rating to be assigned.
Find out what the top questions are to ask when choosing a child care provider.
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Facial care after 50 [cosmetologists’ advice] – how to properly care for aging skin at home in order to maintain youth
How does skin change after 50 years?
Each 10th anniversary brings its own nuances to the life of the skin. Having exchanged the sixth decade, we are faced with the consequences of serious hormonal changes, because during this period the production of the main beauty hormone, estrogen, is significantly reduced.
“After 50 years, along with a decrease in the level of estrogen, the regenerative abilities of the skin also fall, the synthesis of collagen and elastin sharply decreases, the skin becomes atonic, the oval of the face noticeably changes, wrinkles deepen.
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Of course, these changes cannot but depress even young and active women after 50 years old – some urgently run to a beautician, or even a plastic surgeon, others take the situation into their own hands and start a shock attack on wrinkles at home with the help of care. How to do it right, we will tell a little lower.
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Scheme of facial care after 50 years at home: advice from a beautician
appropriately selected products.
The care regimen remains the same: cleansing (twice a day), creams (day and night) plus additional products (masks, concentrates, serums), but there are nuances and details that determine the quality and effectiveness of your home care.
With the help of expert advice from cosmetologist, dermatologist and skin.ru consultant Maria Nevskaya, we tried to describe step by step all the stages of facial care after 50 years at home.
Cleansing and toning
Do you know what your skin wants after 50? Delicate treatment and even tenderness. Keep this in mind when choosing your cleansers: opt for cream-gel, cream, or oil formats that help gently cleanse your skin. Products with such a texture are often used both for washing and for make-up removal, which is very convenient. If this is not the case and the product cannot be applied to the skin around the eyes, use milk – first remove makeup with it, and then wash your face.
As for toning, skin after 50 is suitable for tonics from lines for sensitive and dry skin. Usually they include hydrants (glycerin, hyaluronic acid, aloe) and extracts of flowers and plants (roses, chamomile, lavender).
Gentle Cleansing Micellar Milk, Garnier
This milk is tenderness in a bottle, easily dissolves makeup and can be removed with cotton pads without excessive friction. If you prefer waterless cleansing, then you can immediately proceed to the toning stage, just make sure that not a milligram of makeup is left on your face.
Make-up remover for dry and sensitive skin “Ultimate Softness”, L’Oréal Paris
Removes residual impurities, softens the skin and leaves behind the most pleasant sensations. The composition contains extracts of rose and jasmine.
Cleansing Gel Toleriane Caring Wash, La Roche-Posay
protective skin barrier. Does not contain foaming components, which does not interfere with the feeling of cleanliness and freshness after application.
Absolue, Lancôme Makeup Remover & Cleansing Gel-Oil
The gel transforms into an oil when applied to the skin, which, in turn, turns into a creamy fluid upon contact with water and is easily washed off – together with pollution. Luxurious facility.
Serums
Proper care for aged facial skin after 50 years of age involves the inclusion of serum (serum) in the program – a concentrated action. We remind you how to use it step by step:
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washed;
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wiped their face with tonic;
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a few drops of serum were spread over the face;
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waited until absorbed;
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applied cream.
Cosmetologist Maria Nevskaya suggests paying attention to moisturizing serums (helping replenish moisture deficiency) and vitamin C concentrates (to protect the skin and maintain its elasticity).
Antioxidant Skin Youth Concentrate Liftactiv, Vichy
This serum combines 15% vitamin C with other antioxidants and hyaluronic acid for an intense anti-wrinkle effect.
Antioxidant Skin Renewal Serum Vitamin C 10 Serum, La Roche-Posay
In this formula, the antioxidant vitamin C is supported by salicylic acid, which promotes cellular renewal, a process that slows down significantly after age 50, causing the skin often looks duller, rougher, uneven.
Powerful-Strength Line-Reducing Concentrate with 12.5% Vitamin C, Kiehl’s
Contains pure vitamin C, as well as its derivative and hyaluronic acid. Vitamin C is known for its radiance, smoothness, and protection against oxidative damage to the skin.
Hyalu B5 Concentrated Moisturizing Anti-Wrinkle Serum, La Roche-Posay
Serum replenishes moisture deficiency (quite natural at the age of 50+), helps restore the skin’s protective barrier, has a pronounced smoothing effect. Apply on a daily basis before cream, like any serum.
Creams
Creams for skin care after 50 have a richer, more nourishing texture and lipid-replenishing composition, as the skin at this age is more prone to dryness, sensitivity and associated discomfort.
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In addition to oils, fatty acids and fat-soluble vitamins, creams also contain components that can stimulate collagen production, give skin elasticity and create a lifting effect, which becomes especially relevant after the 50th anniversary.
The lines usually include both daytime and nighttime versions of the formula.
Age Expert 55+ Anti-Wrinkle Repair Day Cream Light texture, L’Oréal Paris
Specially formulated for women over 50, formulated with oils (jojoba, macadamia, passion fruit, apricot kernel), triple action : tightening (promotes skin tightening and tone), smoothing (fights wrinkles), firming (moisturizes the skin of the face, it looks elastic).
Absorbs quickly and leaves a pleasant feeling on the skin.
Intense Rejuvenation 55+ Day Cream, Garnier
The cream promises to take care of skin nutrition and reduce wrinkles and increase elasticity.
Rénergie Nuit Multi-Lift Lifting Night Cream, Lancôme
Intensively moisturizes the skin, helps it become more elastic and look fresh. Vegetable oils and extracts, soy protein and low molecular weight hyaluronic acid are responsible for the implementation of this plan.
Day care cream for normal and combination skin during menopause Neovadiol, Vichy
During the period of hormonal “growing up”, the skin needs help in the form of a cream that contains ingredients known to gently stimulate the renewal of epidermal cells, collagen production and This will protect your skin from dehydration.
Retinol products
As you know, retinol (a form of vitamin A) is considered the star ingredient in anti-aging formulas, as it has the ability to intensively stimulate cell renewal and thereby transform the skin: smooth wrinkles, improve turgor, brighten age spots, providing a complex rejuvenating effect.
However, retinol has another side – as an intense and fast-acting component, it can cause an overly violent skin reaction: redness and peeling. Is it worth it at all to apply it after 50 years, teaching that at this age the skin becomes more sensitive?
Here is what Maria Nevskaya says: “To constantly activate the work of all skin cells, it is necessary to continue using cosmetic products with retinol, but in more delicate protocols (for example, 2 times a week) and always in combination with moisturizing and lipid-restoring products” .
Revitalift Laser Night Facial Serum, L’Oréal Paris
One or two drops of serum are applied in the evening, before night cream. Manufacturers promise that in a month the skin will be more even and radiant, and after 4 months even deep wrinkles will decrease.
Additional care
For complex facial care after 50 years at home, women should have two more products in their beauty arsenal.
Scrub
To maintain skin renewal, the scrub is recommended to be used 1-2 times a week, regularly.
L’Oréal Paris Illuminating Sugar Facial Scrub
A rather gentle scrub suitable for the lips, containing emollient grape seed oil.
Mask
The good thing about the mask is that it works quickly, gives an instant, and with regular use, a cumulative effect.
Age Expert 55+ Repair Sheet Mask, L’Oréal Paris
Improves firmness, smoothness and radiance of the skin. It contains hyaluronic acid, skin-tightening adenosine and, of course, oils.
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How to take care of your skin after 50 depending on its type
Despite the fact that skin type is a given that we have to deal with all our lives, after 50 years the concept of skin care according to its type becomes less relevant. The fact is that at this age, the production of hormones responsible for the production of fat (androgens) decreases, and the skin of any type becomes more or less self-deficient, that is, drier.
Oily
After 50, oily skin approaches the state of combination and allows the use of richer textures than in younger years. You can worry less about the appearance of blackheads and imperfections. Choose products for aging skin with a mark: for all skin types, for normal and combination. And cleanse your skin with the same thoroughness, but with more gentle formulas.
Dry
Naturally dry facial skin after 50 becomes even drier due to hormonal changes, and its protective barrier is weaker, so the cold season and the off-season turn into a real test. The question is what to do?
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Wash your face with comfortable warm water, never hot.
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Consider waterless skin cleansing with milk/micellar water. Finish cleansing with a toner.
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If possible, wash your face with filtered or bottled water. Tap water can be very drying to the skin.
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Protect and nourish your skin with rich textured balms and creams labeled dry to very dry.
Nourishing balm to restore very dry, mature skin during menopause Neovadiol Magistral, Vichy
Revitalizing formula enriched with oils enriched with omega-3, -6, -9 – just what you need for mature and very dry skin.
Problematic
Problematic acne-prone skin after the age of 50 is very rare.
However, anything can happen, but most likely imperfections at this age are a temporary phenomenon that can be caused by external causes, such as wearing a mask or insufficient cleansing. In this case, you can use products for aging skin with imperfections.
Silymarin CF High Potency Triple Antioxidant Serum, Skinceuticals
Fights both wrinkles and imperfections while providing antioxidant protection to the skin.
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Nuances of effective care for individual areas of the face
After 50 years, edema worsens – slow lymph flow, fluid retention, congestion is now instantly read, negatively affecting the appearance.
Skin around the eyes
Bags under the eyes, puffiness of the eyelids threaten to become eternal companions after 50 years, but this can be avoided by mastering lymphatic drainage massage, and to protect the skin around the eyes from dehydration, apply anti-aging products with a rich creamy texture.
Nasolabial folds
It is not possible to remove nasolabial folds with cream alone. We recommend combining the cosmetic care, which we described above, with massage techniques.
Neck
It is said that the appearance of the face depends largely on the condition of the neck. And she also suffers from age-related changes, becomes less slender, folds and wrinkles appear on her. Don’t forget to take care of your neck and décolleté – many face creams are suitable for these areas too.
Cream to increase the elasticity of the skin of the neck, décolleté and for remodeling the oval of the face during menopause Neovadiol Phytosculpt, Vichy
Increases skin tone and elasticity, has a tightening effect.
Age Expert 55+ Complex Sculptor Care, L’Oréal Paris
Face, neck and décolleté cream formula is aimed at restoring contours, firming the skin and reducing deep wrinkles.
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Salon procedures that help to keep the skin of the face young
Probably, there are few women after 50 who would not be interested in the question of how to restore youth to the face. There are several cosmetic techniques that you can rely on in this matter.
Peelings
Yes, skin renewal with acids is still relevant, but only superficial or superficial-median peels can be done. “Middle peels are not recommended because of the high aggressiveness and poor healing after 50 years,” warns Maria Nevskaya.
Injections
This includes biorevitalization, dermomodulation, and mesotherapy with amino acids, vitamins and microelements, as well as contouring — that is, the introduction of fillers to replenish volumes.
Hardware procedures
“From hardware procedures, the most delicate, safe, without negative stimulation are suitable – for example, RF, photorejuvenation,” our cosmetologist advises.
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What homemade facial beauty treatments can be done at the age of 50
After 50, in most cases, the skin will be grateful for nourishing care, in particular masks. If for some reason you want to make it yourself and not buy ready-made, use:
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avocado;
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olive oil;
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vitamin E.
However, we have an entire article devoted to homemade masks for those over 50. We advise you to read, and also encourage you to share your recipes for mature skin in the comments. Although, let’s be honest: skin.ru editors prefer ready-made masks – both fabric, and indelible, and washable – any that are pleasant and convenient to use. Seeing the subsequent effect is doubly joyful.
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Anna Lotan Classic Cream Butter Night and Day Care 60 ml (Anna Lotan Classic Day & Night Protective Butter)
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all-season all-round care for all skin types. no specific problems.
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Indications
Antioxidant, brightening and softening skin care.
Result
Smooth, radiant, protected skin. Prevention of hyperpigmentation and premature aging.
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Properties
Anna Lotan Classic Day & Night Protective Butter (Anna Lotan Classic Cream-oil night and day skin care) for all skin types, including sensitive.
Anna Lotan’s Ultra-Soft Protective Night and Day Skin Care Cream Butter Classic by Anna Lotan is enriched with natural SOD derivatives from melon seeds, which act as a powerful antioxidant.
Product strengthens the protective barrier of the stratum corneum, prevents premature aging and the formation of age spots . Premium vegetable oils, combined with a soothing mineral complex, instantly soften the epidermis. After using Anna Lotan Classic Day & Night Protective Butter, the skin remains smooth and radiant, the complexion evens out.
Active ingredients:
- extracts of seaweed, edelweiss and honeysuckle tighten, moisturize and tone the skin, restore damaged cell membranes, improve the nutrition of epidermal cells;
- shea and sea buckthorn oils soften, stimulate regeneration, relieve inflammation, smooth wrinkles;
- Dead Sea water penetrates the skin by direct diffusion, improves blood microcirculation, inhibits the growth of bacteria;
- superoxide dismutase derivatives obtained from melon seeds – a powerful antioxidant that prevents cell damage and early aging of the stratum corneum;
- licorice root and lotus extracts brighten and smooth the skin, giving it radiance.
No preservatives
Directions for use
Massage into cleansed face, eye contour and neck as needed.
Anna Lotan Classic Day & Night Protective Butter , Octyldodecanol, Glycol Palmitate, Isopropyl Palmitate, Cyclopentasiloxane, Laminaria Digitata (Algae) Extract, Arachidyl Alcohol, Behenyl Alcohol, Arachidyl Glucoside, Methyl Methacrylate Crosspolymer, PEG-100 Stearate, Glyceryl Stearate, Lonicera Caprifolium Extract, Squalane, Sea Water (Dead Sea Water), Butyrospermum Parkii ( Shea Butter) Aluminum Starch Octenylsuccinate Glycol, Glycyrrhiza Glabra Extract, Leontopodium Alpinum Flower Extract, Nelumbo Nucifera Flower Extract, Hippophae Rhamnoides (Seabuckthorn) Fruit Extract, Disodium EDTA, Parfum (Fragrance), Tocopherol, Hydrogenated Palm Glycerides Citrate.
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