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Summer Program Feature: Grow It, Try It, Like It!

Grow It, Try It, Like It! is an enrichment program for summer for our little bugs to have fun with fruits and vegetables. Grow It, Try It, Like It! provides learning opportunities that contribute to each child’s individual growth and development. Children can have fun while learning about nutrient and fi...Continue Reading

Keeping Your Child Fit and Healthy: Nutritional Facts You Should Know

It’s important to let children learn by themselves. But when it comes to nutrition, you can’t let children eat whatever they want. Instead, you must provide careful, supportive guidance to ensure your children learn how to make the best choices for themselves and their bodies. But, what is the best way t...Continue Reading

Your Role (and the Roles of Others) in Raising a Compassionate Child

At first glance, children don’t seem very compassionate. But you shouldn’t let the temper tantrums over sharing fool you: children are actually far more compassionate than many think. However, not all children are as compassionate as others. Their environments and upbringing has a lot to do with how th...Continue Reading

5 Benefits You Can Expect for Your Child Through Daily Enrichment Programs

Preschool is about more than just curriculum (but don’t get us wrong, curriculum matters too!). In fact, it should be about enrichment that prepares your child for kindergarten and beyond. There are many benefits to choosing a child care or preschool that offers daily enrichment programs, including: Dive...Continue Reading

Enrichment Programs That Meet Your Child’s Growing Interests

It can be difficult for your “little bug” to know what they’re interested in without proper exposure to a range of different things. And in reality, well-rounded enrichment programs early on are the key to well-rounded children. At Ladybug Child Care Centers, we believe in going outside of the box for ...Continue Reading

Planting our gardens

Yesterday we got a chance to get outside and plant our gardens. The children planted watermelon, cantaloupe, peas, beans, rhubarb, tomatoes, peppers, and cucumbers. We also planted a variety of flowers and plants. Some were started for use at the nursery and some we planted by seeds. We had a great time diggi...Continue Reading

How Enrichment Programs Benefit Children at School and at Home

It’s vital that children experience learning and discovery opportunities, especially at a young age. And sometimes, even by kindergarten the ideal time to begin enrichment during the brain’s rapid development has passed. The best part about enrichment programs in preschool is that they give children a di...Continue Reading