Preparing your child for the first day at Dr. Day Care The first day at a new place can be scary for anyone. To help make your child’s first day easier (for you and for your child!), try some of these tips. Practice separation This is especially important for children who do not have experience […]
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If you’ve stepped foot in a store recently (or really, any time in the past 2 months or so!), you know that the end of August and early September means it is time to go “back to school.” At Dr. Day Care we are educating 52 weeks of the year – even if your child […]
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Edgar the elephant, the Dr. Day Care mascot You’ll see Edgar around a lot at Dr. Day Care! Edgar the elephant is our mascot. Edgar’s name is derived from our educational guarantee! Elephants are often associated with wisdom, intelligence, loyalty, and strength. These are traits that we value at Dr. Day Care. An elephant never forgets […]
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The following is a helpful list of items to bring for your child’s first day at Dr. Day Care. If you have any questions, please feel free to ask your Administrator or Assistant Administrator, or stop by the office at any time. Please bring the following items for your child’s first day: Download our checklist, or […]
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Planting Roots for a Greener Future CENTRAL FALLS, RI – Children at Dr. Day Care got their hands dirty this spring in the best way possible, by planting trees donated by Groundwork Rhode Island. The donation, which included a mix of flowering and shade trees, was part of an effort to promote environmental education and […]
Read More Parents, families and guardians of children who will be four years old as of September 1 are encouraged to apply From the Rhode Island Department of Education <info@ride.ri.gov> FOR IMMEDIATE RELEASE June 18, 2025 Contact: Victor.Morente@ride.ri.gov PROVIDENCE, RI – Governor Dan McKee, Commissioner Angélica Infante-Green, and the Rhode Island Department of Education (RIDE) today reminded community […]
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