Blogs
by Emily Barrow, CACFP Child Nutrition Professional As a parent, you have the ability to greatly impact your child’s eating habits by modeling healthy eating
A lifelong love of learning starts from the earliest moments. Did you know that by age 3, 80% of an infant’s brain is wired? Building
by Joy McCall, Paths to QUALITY Coach Changing child care providers can be challenging for many families. Knowing when it is time to find a new
by Karen Crow, Director at Day Early Learning at Fort Harrison Reading is something we do at every day, several times a day here at Day
“The Early Learning Indiana scholarship truly helps my family by providing access to a SAFE and WONDERFUL center to send my child while I go
by Ted Maple, Ph.D., President and CEO In the age of iPads and on-demand TV, books are still important. It is stating the obvious to
Why we teach children how to take turns instead of sharing Here’s a familiar scene playing out in one of our preschool classrooms: seeing a
Milicent Wright attended Day Nursery Lockerbie center in the late 60’s. Milicent is a bit of a celebrity in Indianapolis, known to many for her
Art allows children to express their creativity, solve problems, enhance fine motor skills, and so much more. Art activities for young children should always strive to
From newborns who rely on you for everything to young toddlers who explore everything, there are so many things that infants accomplish during their first year.
