Every parent wishes to spend plenty of time with their young ones. Therefore, leaving your kids in someone else's hands can be a big hurdle. Unfortunately, a time comes when you have no other option other than doing it. A daycare facility is one of the options available for parents with toddlers. What sets daycare facilities apart from other alternatives is that your child receives personalized care, and the environment is safe for the little ones. [Read More]

What do parents need to know about autism therapy? According to the U.S. Centers for Disease Control and Prevention (CDC), nearly one in 54 American children has an autism diagnosis. If your child is newly diagnosed with autism spectrum disorder (or ASD), take a look at the top therapy-related questions parents have.  When Should a Child Start Therapy? There's no time like the present. While there's no cure for ASD, therapy can help to reduce some of the symptoms and help children living with autism to make significant behavioral, communication, and other changes. [Read More]

Are you ready to go back to work? Whether your job is 100 percent remote or you need to go into the office, you need someone to watch your toddler during work-day hours. If you're not sure what you want, need, or should have in a child care center, take a look at the questions to ask right now. When Will Your Job Start? Some centers don't have immediate openings. If you'll return to work in the next few weeks, you may have limited daycare choices. [Read More]

Are you ready to go back to work — in the office or from home? Daycare centers provide the ideal combination of care, supervision, and developmental experiences for infants. After you choose a center, set a schedule, and pick a day to start, take a look at what you need to do to pack and prep your baby for child care. Pack a Daily Bag You don't need to take your baby's entire nursery to daycare. [Read More]