Our Program

Early Learning

Children getting ready for kindergarten are preparing to read or are very likely already reading! Maintaining physical activity at an early childhood center keeps young minds alert and receptive, while more advanced social development teaches cooperation and respect for themselves and others. It’s all part of the very intentional teaching style here at our Licensed family child care home.

Character Education

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Language Development

Vowel Sounds (Long and Short; Emphasis on Short)

Letter Recognition and Beginning Sounds

Phonological Awareness: Rhyming, Clapping Syllables, and Alliteration

Sequencing, Graphing, and Predicting

Small and Large Muscle Development

Social-Emotional Development

Counting and One-to-One Correspondence

Curriculum Elements Include

Age-Specific and Program-Aligned Pathways

When you’re searching for “daycare centers near me,” it shouldn’t just be about having a place for your child to be. Yes, it should involve your child making friends and having a great time, but it should also be about providing them with the best early childhood education possible. At our early learning Licensed family child care home , we’re dedicated to providing your child with an enriching educational experience that supports their growth and development. Schedule a tour today!

Get Enrolled

Enrolling your child or reserving a future space is simple. Contact me to schedule a time for you and your child to visit my Licensed family child care home home. I will be happy to answer any questions you may have. During your visit, you will have the opportunity to meet me and learn more about what I have to offer. This visit gives everyone an opportunity to get to know one another and make sure that all personalities are a good fit. This is important because it helps ensure that everyone feels comfortable with the environment and expectations.
After the on-site visit, the registration process may begin. There are various forms to complete and documents to review. Once everything has been read, completed, and signed, and the required deposit has been paid, your child’s space will be reserved. The final step is to choose a start date.

Enrollment Forms

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HighScope & Frog Street

Age-appropriate curricula that support early learning through engaging activities.

Child-Led, Hands-On Learning

Learning through play, exploration, creativity, and hands-on experiences.

Learning Centers

Interactive centers that encourage children to explore, create, and develop new skills.

Outdoor Learning

Fun outdoor activities that promote movement, exploration, and discovery.

Social-Emotional Development

Helping children build confidence, communication, friendships, and emotional skills.

Individualized Support

Personalized attention that supports each child’s unique needs and development.

Tech-Free Learning

Encouraging creativity, interaction, and discovery through hands-on, screen-free learning.

CACFP meals are funded by the U.S. Department of Agriculture (USDA) and meet specific nutrition standards. Participants receive balanced, nutritious meals that may include locally sourced Texas products.
At centers and day care homes where meals are charged separately from tuition, certain groups automatically qualify for free meals. Enrolled children will receive three meals each day, including breakfast, lunch, and an afternoon snack.

Consistent routines for three-year-old classrooms

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Family-Style CACFP Meals

Through the Child and Adult Care Food Program (CACFP), children in my care are provided with nutritious, balanced meals that support healthy growth and development. Our daily meal program includes Breakfast + Lunch + One Snack, prepared and served in a warm, family-style setting. Meals follow CACFP nutrition guidelines and may include fresh fruits and vegetables, grains, dairy, and other nutritious choices, helping children enjoy mealtimes while developing healthy eating habits.