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Dr. Day Care was honored to be part of the this year's annual Child Care Awareness Day and Early Care and Education Advocacy Day Wednesday, May 16, from 1:30 p.m. to 4:30 p.m. in the State House. This year’s celebration began with a Strolling Thunder march from the Omni Hotel to the State House, to mirror the child advocacy march that took place in Washington, D.C. The national march is sponsored by Zero to Three, an advocacy organization whose mission is to ensure that all babies and toddlers have a strong start in life. Each year, the commission puts together a … [Read more...]
Senate President Ruggerio reads to DDC North Providence children
Thank you Senate President Ruggerio for reading to our #DDCNorthProvidence students this morning! Dr. Day Care was excited to participate in "RI Reads to Young Children" — a week where community leaders visit early learning centers to read to some of our littlest learners! Reading aloud to young children is so important. This was a great opportunity for our children and teachers, thank you to everyone who helped coordinate this event for our young children. Infants and toddlers are developing language, motor, and emotional regulation skills through daily activities. Reading helps … [Read more...]
Spring is here! – activities to welcome spring with children
Here are some suggestions on how to welcome spring with your children: Plant a garden Children love getting their hands dirty- quite literally. Together, plant flowers together from seed and watch them grow. Discuss the plant's life cycle and stages of development. If you don't have much of a green thumb yourself, try easy flowers that sprout quickly such as alyssum, cosmos, marigold, or zinnias. Don't feel prepared to grow from seed? No problem, buy some small starter plants and document their growth together - chart their height, number of flowers, number of leaves, and … [Read more...]
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