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Tattle Tales, Llc | Senatobia MS

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About the Provider

Description: Tattle Tales is a Christian operated daycare and preschool. The curriculum consists of the ABEKA Program.

Our goal here at Tattle Tales is to raise your child up in the Lord and teach them the correct ways of Life. These little ones are our future. I was once told:”Children are like wet cement-whatever falls on them will leave an impression.”

Program and Licensing Details

• License Number:
  69CDPFA-5246
• Capacity:
  100
• Age Range:
  Infant Care, 1 yr old, 2 yr old, 3 yr old, 4 yr old, 5 yr old Pre-Sch, 5-9 yr old
• Enrolled in Subsidized Child Care Program:
  No
• Type of Care:
  Full Day, School Age After School
• District Office:
  Mississippi State Dept of Health – Child Care Facilities Licensure Division
• District Office Phone:
  601-364-2827 (Note: This is not the facility phone number.)

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1. Always ask your son or daughter what book they would like to read. In no case do not impose your choice. For example, some girls do not like fairy tales about romantic princesses – they are more attracted to pirate adventures, stories about alien conquests and dinosaurs. Similarly, not all boys are interested in epic heroes.
2. If ​​your child has already mastered reading skills, but still asks for a bedtime story, do not refuse. After a busy day at school, many first-graders are tired and find it difficult to perceive printed type. Take exciting fairy tales for 6-7 year olds and have a family reading session. The kid will listen to a fascinating story, and his eyes will rest from the load.
3. Praise your child for showing interest in the book. If he wants to discuss what he read, be sure to give him time. Listen carefully and answer the questions. In such conversations, children express emotions, share impressions and find out how our world is built.
4. Some babies do not like to read. Well, don’t be afraid. It’s worth waiting a while.