Choosing the right daycare for your child is one of the most important decisions you’ll make as a parent. At Training Wheels Childcare, we believe in more than just providing a safe place for your child to spend the day. We are partners in your child’s early development. Our teachers are here to help them […]
At Training Wheels Childcare, we believe that supporting families extends beyond the classroom. As leaders in early childhood education and childcare, we want to help parents keep their children safe, especially during the summer months when water play and outdoor adventures are at their peak. Drowning is a leading cause of injury-related death for children
Summer Water Safety Tips for Families Read More »
From lullabies at bedtime to dancing during playtime, music is a universal part of a young child’s life and for good reason. At Training Wheels Childcare, we know that music isn’t just entertaining it’s an essential tool for supporting brain development, emotional growth, and school readiness. Let’s explore the research-backed benefits of music, how we integrate
The Power of Music in Early Childhood Education: Why It Matters More Than You Think Read More »
Becoming a parent is filled with joyful moments—and some tough decisions. One of the most emotional and important steps many families face is choosing a daycare. At Training Wheels Childcare, we understand the weight of this decision, and we’re here to offer guidance, encouragement, and the peace of mind you deserve. If you’re a new
Choosing Daycare: A Big Step with Big Rewards Read More »
Tantrums. Even the most patient parent has faced them, whether it’s in the grocery store, at home, or during drop-off at daycare or preschool. The good news? Tantrums are perfectly normal for toddlers and young children. In fact, they’re a healthy (if loud) part of early childhood development. With the right strategies, parents can help
Toddler Tantrums: Why They Happen and How to Handle Them Read More »
June is here—and with it comes sunshine, outdoor adventures, and endless opportunities to engage young minds through playful learning. At Training Wheels Childcare, we believe childcare should be as joyful as it is educational, and June offers the perfect backdrop for making meaningful memories in our daycare, preschool, and home environments alike. In this
Fun in June: Summer Activities to Spark Learning in Childcare Read More »
Today’s parenting landscape looks very different from generations past. The roles that parents and increasingly, grandparents play in raising children are evolving, shaped by economic pressures, cultural shifts, and changing family structures. While these changes come with both challenges and benefits, they are also reshaping the expectations placed on daycare and childcare providers in profound
Modern Families: How Parenting Roles Are Shifting Read More »
In the world of early childhood education, the words “art” and “craft” are often used interchangeably but they represent two distinct types of creative experiences. Both have important roles in a well-rounded daycare curriculum, and understanding the difference helps educators support children’s development more intentionally. What’s the Difference? Crafts are typically guided activities with a
Craft vs. Art in the Daycare Classroom: Understanding and Embracing Both Read More »
Starting childcare is a big milestone for both children and their parents. It’s often filled with mixed emotions of excitement, anxiety, pride, and uncertainty. Whether you’re returning to work, looking for social enrichment for your child, or simply ready to take the next step in your family’s routine, the transition into daycare or preschool can
Starting Childcare and the Books That Help Ease the Transition Read More »
Responsibility doesn’t just happen. It’s taught, practiced, and nurtured over time. One of the most effective ways to help children grow into confident, capable individuals is by involving them in household chores and encouraging them to take care of their own needs from a young age. Whether it’s putting away toys, getting dressed, or helping
Raising Responsible Kids: Household Chores Build Confidence and Character Read More »