Sharing Circle
The TSL Kids Crew Blog
Clinton once said that it takes a good community to effectively raise a child. That sounds so true today especially for parents that are in search of quality daycare for their little ones. From the parents, to the administrators, to the religious leaders, to the caregivers, to state licensing agencies, there are many people involved in shaping the future of the child. It is not a surprise that finding a good program is a chief concern for many parents. A good child care support program should be affordable, safe and one that allows their kids to grow socially and intellectually. That said, it is a major undertaking to identify a great program, one that meets all your high standards. What is quality child care? There are many facilities with excellent caregivers throughout the United States. However, there is more to quality care than just giving children stimulating toys and nice teachers. It is making a difference in the lives of the children. In other words, the program must promote healthy early-childhood development.
Child care is a calling. You’ve got to look beyond the pay in order to offer quality care. For many child care facilities, healthy childhood development is the foundation of a great society. As a matter of fact, daycare owners don’t receive a lot of money from taking care of other people’s kids, but the satisfaction they get means a lot to them. Unfortunately, this could also explain the high turnout being experienced in the early-childhood daycare industry. For those who decide to go into daycare for the money, they end up getting disappointed. Other obstacles like obtaining state licenses, which can take years, can take a toll on entrepreneurs. However, there are many caregivers who remain committed to their work, and these are the true heroes of our kids. Child care requires dedication, resilience, patience and lots of love for the job. If you are looking for a great child care program in the Albany area, we invite you to consider TSL Adventures. Our goal is to offer creative, fun and safe environments for your children that foster their social, physical and cognitive skills. The Ideas Written About In This Blog Are Based On The Personal Opinions And Philosophies Of The Contributor Who Has Taught Elementary School For Twelve Years And Has Run A Recreational Childcare Business Since 2009. Comments are closed.
|
|