John Cook, is the co-managing director/co-owner of Care for Kindies. We sat down with John to find out more about his role at Care for Kindies. We learnt what he loves about his job and fatherhood, plus what he thinks are the most important considerations when choosing childcare. What do you enjoy most about being a…
Toilet training can be a difficult and sometimes stressful process for both children and parents. It is important that parents/caregivers remain consistent and try to make the process as calm and enjoyable as possible. Learning to use the toilet is a big milestone in a child’s development and it is important to remember that every…
It is well known that children’s faces light up when singing, dancing, moving and playing instruments. Not only have studies shown that it can activate happiness in children, it has also been shown to aid in developing a range of important skills. What benefits do children gain from music? Improved speech and vocabulary result from…
Tess Cook looks after HR and Administration at our Head Office. We sat down with Tess to find out what motherhood means to her and she shares her own experience of sending her son, Jack to our Margaret St centre. Tess enjoys the sense of ‘family’ at Care for Kindies and sent her own son…
This is an exciting time, although we understand that the first month can be challenging for you or your child. The new routine can be made easier by planning ahead and being prepared for what to expect. Here are some tips to help you and your child get through the first month in their new…
The year is absolutely flying by and somehow we have managed to get all the way to April in the blink of an eye. As we approach the Easter break, a lot of parents (like ourselves) look forward to having some extra time on our hands and being able to take a break from our…
Research shows that early childhood education is one of the best ways to provide your child with the social, emotional and cognitive skills they need to prepare for primary school and beyond.
