About Us
Your Child Is in Great Hands
Philosophy
In a program which is cognitive based, young children learn through active exploration in an environment which is rich in materials and opportunities to converse, socialize, work, play and negotiate with others. The classrooms are planned to encourage curiosity, exploration and problem solving in an atmosphere of warmth, affection and respect for each child. Teachers plan experiences based on children’s interests and appropriate educational concepts.
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Children are actively involved in experiences which include foundations of math, science, social studies, creative art, language arts, music, movement and dramatic play. All interrelated aspects of the child’s growth and development are considered — intellectual, social, emotional, physical and creative
Health & Safety
Families are the primary teachers and role models for young children. Families will often say the most important thing they look for when seeking child care is a healthy and safe environment. With this in mind, our staff works hard to ensure our health and safety standards are culturally aware and sensitive, in our efforts to create healthy environments and promote healthy habits.
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Children respond to a positive and constructive manner and learn best from consistent, clear, gentle and timely reminders that are pleasant and fun. For example, infants and toddlers whose hands must be washed after diaper-changing may need a different approach, depending on how independent they are. Some 24-month-olds may be able to step up to a sink, turn the water on, and wash their hands with minimal supervision; while others may need to be assisted at each step in the process. Both will probably want to spend a great deal of time learning from their experience with the water.
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Our caring staff at Heavenly Angels Childcare Center are trained to meet the State of California standards for Health and Safety for Childcare Centers. All staff are CPR/First AID/AED trained. In addition, all staff members participate in continuing education to ensure that we are up-to-date on the changing health demands of providing safe and quality care for children.
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Retrieved From:Preventative Health and Safety in the Childcare Setting
