Tuesday, June 18, 2013

Journey Part 4

So it has been awhile since I last left off. Recap, I just had my son and my husband was not there for the birth. However, he was able to come and see me the next day. While he went back to Savannah, I stayed with my father and mother. I took turns staying with my family and my husband's family. Then after a couple of weeks, I finally went back to my own house and settled in. Shortly after that my husband had to leave for Kuwait. On a personal note, I knew what I was getting into when I married a soldier after all this is what he was trained for, but I still didn't like the fact that one man a millions miles away can change my life in an instant, get use to change it happens all the time.

With that being said, time past and I wanted to work moreover, I wanted to have a job that had was a M-F and the day ended at 6:00pm with no weekends. The next step was taken was I took some classes and opened a home day care. I continued to take classes and about eight months later this war was over and my husband came home. We were so excited, we all had to adjust to each other, which admittedly took time and we all  work through it.

The home day care was coming along just great and things were moving along great. Bam!! I found out I was pregnant it has been only a few months that my husband has been home. With that news, we were happy and excited, even though they were so close in age. as things progress we tried to find out what we were having, however, baby decided that wasn't important or relevant. We did what every other Christian couple did thank God for a healthy child. Nine months later  and a whole day later she decided to grace us with her appearance. This day was like Christmas to me opening a present and not knowing a true surprise. Now we have two beautiful children and work was going well, life is good.
My Journey does not end there...But if I share all of it now there will be no more surprises. Join me back here to share more about my life's journey.

Feel free to share your journey with me. Take care!

Toys


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Toys also invite children to create and use their imaginations. Give an empty cardboard box to a child and watch all the things it becomes - a train, house, or cage at the zoo. Children start many play times with "Let's pretend..." and toys encourage this. With John Crane and Pintoy five star wooden toys brings creative to the child's imagination and hours of entertainment. You can order at www.pintoys.com.

Classroom Environment


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Field trips


Field trips are pleasant ways to enrich the learning of children are in a center/home facility.  If you are study lions with your class, you can take the children to the zoo. If the class is studying rocks, Science Museum/Children's Museum will give a change of pace and a chance to do something they do not usually get to do.


Make sure the parents sign forms permitting their children to go on the trip and releasing you from liability in case something was to happen. For center/home, facility or parent's Parental authorization can be verified with "travel consent forms" signed by each parent and notarized. A standard consent form can be found at www.lawdepot.com.

 

Association of Child Care Resources and Referral Agencies (NACCRRA),


The company thought it was saving money by hiring low-level employees, which in turn the day care does not spend the time to properly check out their background. Looking at www. childcare.about.com the procedure for child care back ground, According to National Association of Child Care Resources and Referral Agencies (NACCRRA), reported that back ground checks are profoundly deficient. It is important to realize, there are twenty-one states do not conduct fingerprint checks. Forty-three do not conduct the sex offender registry for childcare staff. Twenty-four states do not conduct a fingerprint check for family childcare providers. Under the circumstances, one might have to ask which statistic did the Pittsburgh-area daycare center fall under.