Oodles of love daycare: Oodles Of Love Daycare | LAMBERTVILLE MI CHILD CARE CENTER

Oodles Of Love Daycare | LAMBERTVILLE MI CHILD CARE CENTER

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Description: OODLES OF LOVE DAYCARE is a CHILD CARE CENTER in LAMBERTVILLE MI, with a maximum capacity of 30 children. The provider also participates in a subsidized child care program.

Program and Licensing Details

• License Number:
  DC580324095
• Capacity:
  30
• Enrolled in Subsidized Child Care Program:
  Yes
• Type of Care:
  Full Day Program. Before/after school, Preschool, School age
• Current License Issue Date:
  May 14, 2021
• Current License Expiration Date:
  May 13, 2023

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Description: OODLES OF LOVE TOO is a CHILD CARE CENTER in LAMBERTVILLE MI, with a maximum capacity of 25 children. The provider does not participate in a subsidized child care program.

Program and Licensing Details

• License Number:
  DC580390551
• Capacity:
  25
• Enrolled in Subsidized Child Care Program:
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• Type of Care:
  Full Day Program. Infant/toddler
• Current License Issue Date:
  May 15, 2022
• Current License Expiration Date:
  May 14, 2024

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There is no such thing as too much love

There is never too much love

Nikita Slavnikov, a regular participant of our shifts, interviews the creative director of the camp, Anastasia Brel. The interview was published in the Balance magazine (Tomsk)

When you have a turning point in your life or some kind of insight comes, you feel it in your body: it’s like an electric shock hits you

– Anastasia, can you describe the moment when Do you have an idea for a camp?

– You know, when you have a turning point in your life or some kind of insight comes, you feel it in your body: it’s like an electric shock hits you. I remember that I lived in Moscow then, walked down the street, went to Starbucks, took coffee, sat on the sofa and saw a magazine. I began to read it and came across material that Philip Bakhtin, my favorite editor of Esquire magazine, was leaving him and opening a camp for children. And at that moment, it hit me like an electric shock. I was tired of endless work, and my son was in Kemerovo, either with his grandmother or with his father, it is not clear how. I thought: “Damn it, what am I doing here?” Because, in fact, I went to Moscow for the sake of my child, but I couldn’t even transport him .. I was sitting in this cafe and realized that I really want to return and do own camp for children.

– Do you know what love is? How can it be described? What is this feeling?

— I think that love is not possible where there is an uncontrollable ego. On the other hand, you need to understand that each person has their own specific boundaries. To love is to make another person happy. When you know exactly what makes it so and at the same time respect its boundaries and try to take them into account. These can be temporary boundaries, boundaries of the speed of development, personal space, etc. It is when you do not impose on a person, when you know what he likes and what not, what is hard for him and you understand, you accept it. We can say that love is an endless recognition of a person and an attempt to get to know his essence deeper and deeper all the time in order to understand what else can make him happy. That is, love is a process, it is an action.

— What do you believe? Certain canons, traditional or modern interpretations: a higher being, a higher mind?

— I believe that there is a higher power, some call it God, some call it the Absolute. There are laws that work, and I try to live by them, and I know that when I started doing this, the quality of life changed.

Do you believe in the predestination of human life? That is, that his life is already predetermined, each of his actions, each of his emotions . .. that all this has already been written and discussed before him and instead of him.

— No, I don’t believe that. I know that there are causal relationships. I believe that the life of the soul is endless, that we live several lives. And then, within the framework of my faith, it turns out that what I did in a past life and what I do now has direct consequences for my future. And then the predestination of my life depends entirely on me: if I sow deceit and betrayal today, I will receive it back in this life or the next.

Is there an ideal parent for a child?

– Every parent is perfect. They didn’t just come into our lives. They have certain tasks. For every child, his parent is the best.

— Even if the parent is ready to abandon the child?

— Yes, unfortunately. Because this child needs to go his own way, apparently, the only way he can grow up and become someone. You didn’t think that parents sometimes limit us, the cocoon of love does not give children the opportunity to desire something, to strive for something. In some families, the child knows that in the future he has nothing to work for, he will have everything. And those who have important tasks in life usually find themselves in harsh conditions. I consider this a blessing.

— If parents do not understand their child at all? If they are not ready to accept him as he is, then a conflict arises between the child and the parents. And in the end, it seems to the child that it would be better if he didn’t have such parents, is this also a certain lesson?

— What choice does a child have here? Two options: to accept and become what is expected of him and live a life that is not your own, or remain true to yourself, listen to yourself and, like a plant breaks through the asphalt, follow its own path. And then the parent who does not accept the child will become his coach, who provokes his child to grow.

— Are you sure that every child is aware that he is struggling?

— Perhaps there will be those who break down, whose eyes go out, but it will be so only up to a certain point. And when a person realizes that he is not satisfied with his life, he still has to protest. People who do not go their own way feel total dissatisfaction. Sooner or later they will want to do something about it.

— Can you call your childhood happy?

– Of course. Because in our childhood there were few gadgets, we always did something with our hands, found some kind of adventures and acquaintances. You know, gadgets limit a person, because the virtual reality of the game cannot fully convey what is happening in real life. My parents gave me great freedom, they always accepted any of my choices. Sometimes I think, “Why didn’t they stop me then?” They supported any of my undertakings and, thanks to this, I feel a huge experience inside, because I could do everything I wanted and get a full range of knowledge. Our parents were very active, always going somewhere: sledding, hiking and fishing with tents, traveling, and we were always with them on any adventure. And at home we always had many guests: dances, songs, we arranged a home theater. Yes, definitely, I had a very rich and interesting childhood.

— You said that any parent is ideal for a child, but can there be such an act that a child cannot forgive?

— I think that everything here depends on the child. After all, one day he will become an adult and will be able to look at his parents differently. Perhaps he will see in them not only punishers, but also unfortunate children in their own way, with their own difficult fate, and then, perhaps, even the most unfortunate act this child will be able to forgive them.

— If you could meet any person who has lived up to this day and could tell him anything, who would you choose?

— Now a journalist is turning on in me. For me, the most interesting character would be Jesus Christ. I think that would be cool, I have a lot of questions for him.

— Once you are in front of God, what would you say to him?

— I would say: “Thank you for this life”

Text: Nikita Slavnikov
Photo: Anna Brecht
Balance magazine (Tomsk)

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– Psychologists are often approached by clients complaining about a childhood spent with selfish, cruel, cold and indifferent parents. But there are people who come into therapy who feel that adults have loved and protected them too much, so that now this is reflected in their lives. That is, overprotection in childhood can really become a problem in adulthood, a child can really be loved and, thereby, hurt, experts say.

What is excessive love and why is it bad

People who believe they were overly loved as children are told that their family shielded them from all the problems of this world. Everything that was possible was carefully hidden from the child, and greenhouse conditions were created. There were cases when parents did not even discuss that death exists in the world. So, one of our clients was not taken to the funeral of her grandmother, whom she loved very much. What does this lead to? Children who are protected from any disappointments and difficulties turn out to be completely unadapted to life. And as a result, already an adult does not understand how to cope with all this madness. Any trouble introduces a state of neurosis, anxiety.

Overseas loving parents are called “helicopter parents” by our foreign psychologists and therapists. Such parents literally hover over the child, not allowing him to take a step without their control.

It is typical for such families to “hanging” over the child, preventing him from falling or getting his bumps. But this is very important for the formation of personality.

Unfortunately, people often confuse overcontrol and overprotection with love, attention and care. But the first two definitions have nothing to do with love and “healthy” attachment. Overly controlling and protective parents act contrary to the wishes and needs of the child, replacing them with their own. Usually such parents know “what is best” and “what is right”, do not take the child’s opinion seriously, literally “strangle” him with their actions.

In such families the following message is transmitted to the child: “You can’t manage without us, you’ll be lost without us”. And this becomes the basis for the emergence of anxiety, anxiety, feelings of helplessness, incompetence. Without mom and dad, such a child is scared, uncomfortable and uncomfortable. In addition, the child develops an unhealthy type of attachment to parents. And all this then passes into adulthood.

What is healthy love

According to the philosopher and psychologist Erich Fromm, love is an active interest in the life and development of the object of love. It is built on respect, compassion, the ability to listen, hear, understand and accept. And if we translate this into a parent-child relationship, then the task of any loving parent is to encourage independence and curiosity in the child, cultivate a sense of competence in him, teach him to cope with difficulties and endure disappointments, which, unfortunately, are many in life.

True love can be compared to long and patient learning to ride a bicycle, when a caring parent supports the frame behind and the child pedals.