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Debbie’s 24 Hour Daycare & Preschool

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Pinnacle Pointe Daycare Academy – Union City GA Child Care Learning Center

About the Provider

Description:

Experienced, educated provider!  Safe, well-planned environment.  Slots available 24/7, yes overnight!  Accept DCYF and reasonable rates.  Play-based emergent curriculum, using TS Gold as a guide. 

Additional Information:

First Initial License Date: 8/16/1995. Early Achievers Status: Participating in Quality Improvement. Doing Business As Deborah Hayford.

Program and Licensing Details

• License Number:
  PL-28531
• Capacity:
  12
• Age Range:
  12 months – 13 years 0 months
• Achievement and/or Accreditations
  CLASS trained/3+ in Early Achievers, ECE grad 2011, mother of 7 grown children
• Rate Range
  $969.00 monthly-$1012.00 if not potty-trained. Accept DCYF
• Early Achievers Rating:
  Level 3+
• Enrolled in Subsidized Child Care Program:
  Yes
• Languages Supported:
  English, None
• Type of Care:
  After School, Full-Time
• Transportation:
  Not Available
• Schools Served:
  Martin Luther King Elementary
• Initial License Issue Date:
  Aug 16, 1995
• Current License Issue Date:
  Nov 27, 2001
• Current License Expiration Date:
  Dec 31, 2999
• District Office:
  Vancouver
• District Office Phone:
  (360) 784-2424 (Note: This is not the facility phone number. )
• Licensor:
  Christine Lewis ([email protected])

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Report Date	Report Type
2021-08-30	ChildCareMonitoringChecklist.pdf
2021-08-30	Licensing CCC Inspection Report
2020-08-21	ChildCareMonitoringChecklist.pdf
2020-08-21	Licensing CCC Inspection Report
2019-01-02	Facility Licensing Compliance Agreement. pdf
2019-01-02	Family Home Monitoring Checklist.pdf
2018-06-26	Facility License Compliance Agreement.pdf
2018-06-26	Facility License Compliance Agreement.pdf
2018-05-09	Facility License Compliance Agreement.pdf
2018-05-09	Family Home Full Checklist.pdf
2017-06-02	10.9.1.1 Compliance Agreement Rev. 05/2012
2017-06-02	10.9.3.5 Family Home Checklist Rev. 09/19/2015

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Where to find after-hours (24/7) daycare

Ever need child care outside the normal 9 to 5 weekday? Check out this new trend I wrote about for MomsMiami.com.

It’s 9:15 p.m. and a single mother is picking up her 3-year-old from day care.

Make that “night care.”

Sleepy, the little girl still wants to tell mom about her day, excitedly waving in mom’s face the arts and crafts project she put together with crayons and glue.

For many working moms and dads, 9 to 5 is not the typical workday.

Police officers, nail technicians, attorneys, flight attendants, restaurant operators and other occupations with nontraditional hours scramble to find child care that spans their work shifts.  Child care operators are responding.

In the past year, three extended-hour centers have opened in Miami-Dade and Broward counties.

Jeanette Perez, whose website 2itch.com tracks businesses that are open 24 hours, calls the idea of night care “ingenious.” She says most of the 24-hour centers open near hospitals, where medical staff frequently work the more lucrative overnight shifts.

Melissa Mazzotta saw a business opportunity while operating the Downtown Learning Center on the fourth floor of Miami’s 100 S. Biscayne Tower. Mazzotta  also operates the Fort Lauderdale Learning Center in downtown Fort Lauderdale.

“Parents had been requesting late-night hours for years,” Mazzotta said.  Many downtown professionals unexpectedly forced to stay late at work or come in on the weekend routinely asked Mazzotta to consider longer hours.

Mazzotta obliged by opening a new facility on Eighth Street in Miami that is licensed for 24-hour care, though it is currently open only 7 a.m. to 7 p.m. Monday-Saturday; and till midnight on Friday. 

Mazzotta says she plans to add more hours as demand increases.

She accepts children age 2 months to 12 years. She offers hourly, daily and monthly rates.

Along with the late-night hours, these centers provide another popular service to time-harried parents: Drop-in babysitting.  Who wouldn’t want a reliable sitter when they need it, without a lot of prior notice or set hours?

Miami mother Olga Dager, owner of Uni.K.Wax in Pinecrest, finds drop-in babysitting a huge relief. A business owner, her work hours are grueling. She wanted to spend Saturday nights having a nice dinner with her husband but found herself regularly scrambling to find a babysitter.

One Saturday night, she turned  to The Fun Club in South Miami, which offers drop-off for movie night. When her kids enjoyed it, she encouraged friends to bring their kids there, too. “We go out for a nice night out and when we pick our kids up, they love it and don’t want to leave.”

Aunt D’s considers itself one of the pioneers of the late-hours concept having been open since 2001.

Each of its three locations in Broward County vary in their hours, however, the Plantation center is open Monday-Saturday until 11:30 p.m.

Manager Cindy Gusman says parents love the hourly drop off babysitting. They must call ahead to make sure the center has enough sitters. For parents who plan to use drop-in regularly, Aunt D’s sells a pass for 25 hours for $132. It also has hourly rates of $8 an hour.

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MKDOU “Ryabinka”. Page for health

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Graduated from the Orenbursk railway medical school.

Work experience in kindergarten 24 years.

Plan of measures to maintain and strengthen the health of pupils on 2020 – 2022

Regulation on the Health Council in kindergarten 9000 9000 9000 9000 9000

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• Daily walk.
• Gymnastics: breathing, finger, for the eyes, health run,
• Psycho-gymnastics, relaxation breaks.
• Walking along health paths.
• Rinsing the mouth and throat with herbal infusions.
• Pouring hands to the elbow after gymnastics and physical education.
• Rosehip infusion and cranberry drink.
• Fruits and vegetables are included in the daily diet.
• Phytoncides (garlic ingestion).
• Lubrication of the nasal mucosa with oxalin ointment before going for a walk. nine0076

To kindergarten without getting sick

From a medical point of view, a child should be sent to kindergarten either at 3 months (as it was done 30-40 years ago, when mothers went to work almost immediately), or at 4 years . But in our time, I think not a single mother will agree to send a child to a preschool institution at 3 months old.

You know, let’s try to figure out why a later age is considered preferable.

The danger lies in the fact that when we bring our children to kindergarten, they are immersed in an aggressive viral-microbial environment, which, moreover, is updated every 3-4 weeks. nine0007

To withstand this environment, the baby must develop a well-functioning immune system.

But, unfortunately, a person’s immunity matures more or less by the specified date, i.e. by 4-5 years. Also, children going to children’s institutions at an earlier age than 3.5 years, for the most part, are not ready to communicate with their peers. They don’t understand what the words “common toys” mean, that you have to share. Children under 3 years old believe that everything around belongs only to them and really do not understand why, having played a little with a toy, he should give it to other children, just because they also want to play with it. nine0007

In kindergarten, everything is also done according to the schedule, everything is done together, which you will agree is not bad at all, but at an older age, but for now all this is stress for the child, which is superimposed on an even more difficult state of mind from separation from parents .

As a result, a constantly crying child or, even worse, a withdrawn one, keeping all his experiences in himself.

These stressful situations weaken the child’s immune system, making it an excellent prey for viruses and germs.

Children after 4 years, on the contrary, are already drawn to their peers, looking for communication. Another positive aspect for stress-free addiction,

, is that by this time the child has matured for psychological work with him – you can explain to him the need for your actions.

As a result, kindergarten is more likely to become a source of positive emotions for him, which in itself helps in the fight against infection. nine0007

I think so. To begin with, let’s ask ourselves the question: what kind of children get sick a little? Yes, only those who are hardened and healed by their parents.

Therefore, you should not be lazy and start doing it as early as possible.

The baby’s first “wellness routine” is breastfeeding.

Second – cool fresh air in the apartment.

In the future – dousing with cold water, walking barefoot and in panties, visiting a children’s pool, summer holidays in the country, trips to the sea. etc. – should enter the life of your child as early as possible, especially if you know in advance that he will have to go to an institution early. nine0007

Parents should realize that the greenhouse way of life of the baby will not lead to anything good and sooner or later the child will have to face real life, unfortunately for many this just happens when they enter children’s institutions, adding problems to children in an already difficult adaptation period.

So, no “three clothes” at home, all outerwear is chosen only after looking at the outdoor thermometer (minus 10 and plus 5 degrees require completely different hats, believe me!). nine0007

The next step to health is all kinds of sports activities, preferably together with parents, outdoors and at home.

Another important detail of is to accustom your child, if possible, to contacts with other children (go to visit, invite them to your home, communicate on playgrounds, etc.). The child will receive psychological experience – and at the same time train his immune system.

Finally, there are medical options for strengthening immunity, a kind of vaccination against viruses and microbes,

most often causing respiratory viral diseases – the main problem of children who went to the children’s institution

. Such drugs include, for example, ribomunil, gripferon, IRS-19 and a number of others. The main feature of these drugs is that

they contain RNA of microbes and viruses, fragments of their shells, causing the formation of both immediate and delayed immunity. Unlike

many other immunomodulators, such drugs are harmless, as they increase the body’s resistance to viruses and microbes

in a natural way. There are also other little tricks: washing the child’s nasopharynx with 0.85-1% saline solution after

coming from a children’s institution, lubricating the external parts of the nasal passages with oxalin ointment (which, unfortunately, can be used

in total 10 days, then it loses its protective properties for a certain period of time, due to the adaptation of microorganisms to it) and vitaminization of the body.

Well, if the child is still sick, do not keep him at home for 3-4 weeks. nine0007

A few days are enough. Indeed, in a month, other viruses and microbes will appear in the children’s team, before which your child is defenseless, and a new round of the disease is possible. However, if respiratory diseases are severe, complicated by asthmatic syndrome, if chronic diseases are exacerbated, think about whether the game is worth the candle.

Memo to a parent from a child

Relationships in the family, the style of parenting that adults choose, largely determine how harmonious your child’s life will be, how successfully he will cope with life

problems and temptations.

Don’t spoil me, you spoil me with this. I know very well that it is not necessary to give me everything I ask. I’m just testing you. Don’t be afraid to be firm with me. This will allow me to define my boundaries in the world around me.

· Do not rely on strength in dealing with me, this will teach me that only strength counts.

· Do not make promises that you cannot keep. This will weaken my faith in you. nine0007

Don’t get too upset when I say “I don’t love you anymore and stuff.” I just want you to be sorry for offending me.

Don’t make me feel younger than I really am, because it can make me a “crybaby” and “whiner.”

Do not do for me and for me what I can do for myself, I can continue to use you as a servant.

Do not scold or scold me in front of strangers. Your remark, if you tell me everything calmly “eye to eye”, it will arouse more attention in me. nine0007

Do not try to discuss my behavior in the midst of a conflict. My hearing is dulled at this time, and I have little desire to cooperate with you. It would be better if we talk about this a little later.

· Don’t try to lecture me and lecture me. You will be surprised to know how perfectly I know what is good and what is bad.

· Do not make me feel that my actions are a mortal sin. I must learn to make mistakes, because only in this way life experience is acquired. nine0007

Do not pick on me and do not grumble at me. If you do this, then I will have to defend myself, pretending to be deaf.

· Do not test my honesty too much. Being intimidated, I easily turn into a liar.

Don’t forget that I love to experiment. This is how I know the world, so please put up with it.

· Don’t pay too much attention to my little ailments, because illness is also a language that children use to communicate with adults. Try to understand me correctly and pay more attention to me. nine0007

Working hours of the kindergarten Sinilill

Coming children to kindergarten and going home

• Kindergarten is open from 7.00-19.00 / duty group 18.00 – 19.00
• Reception of children is carried out from 7.00 to 8.30. In the morning, the parent, together with the child, comes to the group and hands the child over to the teacher or the person replacing him personally.
• Late admission of a child to kindergarten disrupts the group’s work schedule and complicates the educational process. nine0076
• When meeting with the teacher, greet yourself and encourage the child to do so in order to cultivate politeness.
• Tell the group teacher about the child’s well-being and mood in order to better understand the child.
• If your child is absent due to illness or any other reason, call the kindergarten at 6-594-656 or the teacher’s or group’s personal number.
• Try to bring your child at least 15 minutes before the start of the class so that the child can have breakfast and be in time for class. nine0076
• If someone else picks up the child in the evening, be sure to notify the group teacher. It is strictly forbidden to give children away without warning to strangers.
• If the child is picked up by a brother or sister (subject to a parent’s application), then the parent must come for the child at least once a week and take an interest in the affairs of the child and the group.
• When leaving the kindergarten, it is necessary to say goodbye to the teacher.
• If the home phone number changes, the group teachers should be notified. nine0076
• Constantly get acquainted with the information on the group stand and the stand of the kindergarten.
• On holidays in kindergarten, you must arrive no later than 20 minutes before they start to help the child put on holiday clothes, and fix the girls’ hair.
• It is not allowed to enter the territory of the kindergarten by car.
• During the summer, children’s activities are transferred to fresh air. Due to the change in the work schedules of the staff, it is allowed to combine groups of different ages. The mode and work plan of the groups must be observed. nine0076

Payment

• The fee for a place in the nursery group is 71.25 euros and in the garden group where children use the pool – 78.26 euros. In the case of a low family income, parents should apply to the social department of their place of residence with a request. An application form can be obtained from the director or on the garden website.
• Parents receive payment receipts by e-mail or from group teachers.
• Receipts are paid by the date indicated on the invoice through the bank. nine0076
• In case of non-payment of the bill within 1 month, the kindergarten management has the right to expel the child from the kindergarten.

Meals

• 3 meals a day are organized for children in the kindergarten:

– breakfast

– lunch

– afternoon tea

• If a child is allergic to certain foods, the teacher must be notified.

Clothing

• The child must have appropriate clothing for the day. nine0076
• The child’s clothing must be clean and tidy, with easy-to-close locks, and all buttons must be in place.
• The length of the trousers should allow the child to move, play and run freely.
• Street clothing must be suitable for the weather, regardless of the season, a headdress must be worn on the head.
• In the cold season, the child should have mittens, gloves can be given to the child if he knows how to put them on on his own.
• Change of clothes should be stored in a bag and on a hanger in the locker. nine0076
• Physical education clothing must be stored in a separate bag with the child’s name on it.
• To prevent the loss of clothes or shoes, they must be signed.
• In the group, the child needs to change shoes, preferably leather with a closed heel. Shoes must match the size of the foot.
• For a walk, it is better to have separate clothes in which the child will feel comfortable, without fear of getting dirty.
• Keep your child’s closet in order. Clothes should hang on a hanger and be turned right side out. nine0076

Toys

• It is allowed to bring toys to the kindergarten, but they are inexpensive and do not consist of very small parts.
• If a child brings his own toys, he should be able to share them with other children.
• The group teacher is not responsible for the child’s personal toys if they are lost or broken.

Birthdays

• Children celebrate their birthday in a group, children congratulate the birthday boy, sing a congratulatory song, give gifts made by themselves. nine0076

Diseases

• A sick child is not admitted to kindergarten.
• The group teacher is not allowed to give the child medication on his own. If it is necessary to take the medicine during the day, the parent must bring a prescription from the doctor and indicate the required dosage.
• If possible, it is necessary to keep the child at home with a cough and runny nose so that he does not infect other children.
• If a child falls ill in kindergarten, the teacher must inform the parents. nine0076
• If a child needs special treatment or attention after an illness, the parent is obliged to inform the group teacher about this.

Collaboration

Parents have the right:

• To bring the child to the kindergarten at a time suitable for him, but without violating the working hours of the child care institution.
• Demand the necessary conditions for the comprehensive development of the child and his upbringing, help the children’s institution in creating such conditions. nine0076
• Get acquainted with the curriculum and daily routine of the kindergarten.
• Receive the necessary information about the working order of the kindergarten.

Parents are obliged:

• To create the necessary conditions for the development of the child and for them to receive primary education in kindergarten.
• Adhere to the kindergarten regime and the necessary requirements for protecting the health of the child.
• Parents should take an active part in the life of the group and parents’ meetings. nine0076
• When a child enters kindergarten, parents have the right to provide sponsorship assistance in amounts acceptable to them. The kindergarten has an open bank account for this assistance. The account number can be obtained from the manager or accountant.
• Good teamwork between teachers and parents contributes to the favorable development of the child and creates a sense of security in him.
• Collaboration is very important because No one knows their child better than the parents.