Bright Beginnings In Home Day Care LLC South Lyon, MI 48178

Bright Beginnings In Home Day Care LLC
A Daycare for Teachers Kids

Bright Beginnings In Home Day Care LLC
A Daycare for Teachers Kids
26268 Shumans Way, South Lyon, MI 48178
Title: Owner/Provider
Phone: 248-446-1792
License Number: DF630294963
Type of Center: Family Home Daycare
Age Groups: All
Hours Of Operation: 6:30-6:00
Email Address: jesslesz@yahoo.com
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Description Of Center:

Bright Beginnings is a family day care. A designated area was built in mind of my day care and is full of toys for fun and tools for learning.

Qualifications:

Experienced caregiver, mother of two. Licensed and registered with the state of Michigan. Many classes taken in regards to child developement. CPR/First Aid

Philosophy

My childcare philosophy is actually two-fold. First and foremost, I believe that children need a chance to be just what they are ~ children.

I believe that a child's "job" is to play. Children learn invaluable information about their world through play and everyday life experiences. I strive to provide an atmosphere filled with developmentally appropriate toys and equipment that encourage imagination and exploration.

Children are exposed to valuable social skills while involved in play, such as: learning to share, to take turns, to respect another's feelings, and basic manners. This is not to say that they will always get it right. Sometimes those toddler emotions can just carry them away ~ as we have all experienced. With consistency, however, they do learn.

Lots of fresh air and exercise are also extremely important for growing bodies. Outside play is an integral part of our day. After the above needs are being consistently met, I also believe that children should be exposed to counting, colors, and the alphabet.

Do I think that this type of curriculum should be forced upon a child? That a child of preschool age or earlier should be made to feel pressure to learn these things? That a young child should have to worry about tests? To put it simply, no I do not. I do not believe that "pressure" has any place in a young child's environment and that is how I run my daycare.

I can guarantee you that your child will be read to, will be exposed to letters, numbers and shapes and will be given ample opportunities to take part in arts & crafts that are geared towards helping them to recognize and differentiate between these things. I can also guarantee you that your child will be given opportunities to just plain do something for the "fun" of doing it.

I can also guarantee you that your child will never be made to take part in a lesson, or an arts & crafts time if they do not want to. I will never pressure them to learn. If I cannot do it in a fun way, in a way that the child is interested in ~ then I cannot do it.

I hope that this explains to you a little bit about how I run each day at my daycare. I know that not everyone will agree with me, and I am okay with that. As long as the children in my care go home each day having ran, jumped, blown bubbles, danced, sang, played in some good old fashioned dirt, and yes, learned something new that day, then I will feel like I have done my job

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