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Bromont Way, |
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Orleans, K1C5J1 |
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Ontario, Canada |
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Nancy
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2 years - 4 years |
Sep 2012 |
43.00 $CAD |
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Nancy’s Home Daycare
Keeping little minds and bodies busy!
Hi Parents!
I am a mother of four (now aged 16 to 23) and have been providing quality childcare in my home for the past 19 years. I enjoy my in role helping children learn and grow physically, socially and intellectually.
- I believe that children need structure and routine in order to feel secure in their environment, which also helps to develop good behaviour patterns
- I believe a child needs stimulation and variety to encourage interest and learning about the world around them, and to prepare them for their eventual entry to school
- I believe a child needs to feel loved and secure, and have the opportunity to play with other children in order to develop good social skills
I continually try to provide the children with a well balanced day: active and quiet play, indoor and outdoor activity, as well as structured and unstructured free play time. Depending on the ages & stages of the children, we go on various outings to playgroups, parks, museums, Tiny Hoppers and special events sponsored by The Child Care Providers Network. It’s important to keep little minds and bodies busy!
I use bi-weekly themes (i.e. Transportation, dinosaurs, bugs & butterflies, farm animals, snowmen) for our stories, crafts and Circletimes to enhance learning and provide continuity for the children.
As this a home daycare, I use my whole house. We spend most of our time on the main floor, so there is lots of natural light. We use the kitchen for meals, crafts, tabletop activities, and we play in both the family room and downstairs playroom, where toys are rotated regularly in order to keep the children stimulated. As well, I have a very large fenced yard with a large play structure, several smaller climbers, slides, and lots of toys, where the children get fresh air and exercise each day and learn to lead an active lifestyle!
I provide daily journals for parents through email to keep you informed about your child’s day. The link between home and daycare is important for families and the journal helps to encourage conversation at home between parents and toddlers.
A nutritious lunch and 2 snacks are provided based on the Canada Food Guide.
Key points:
- 19 years experience
- Open-door policy for parents
- Lots of love and individual attention
- Stories
- Circletimes that include music, singing, and dancing
- Arts & Crafts
- Puzzles & Games
- Outdoor play in a large fully fenced-in yard
- Regular outings
- Nutritious meals and snacks
- No television
- Flexible drop off and pick up between 7:45am- 5pm
- References and tax receipts provided
- First aid/CPR
- Non-smoking home
For more information, or to set up an interview, please do not hesitate to contact me. I’d love to chat with you about your childcare needs!
Nancy Sanford
613-830-2827
sanford.family@rogers.com
www.nancyshomedaycare.webs.com |
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Must be comfortable with pets, we have a very gentle and friendly 8 year old Labrador Retriever, Mac. |
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