Every stage brings something new — first steps, potty training, the first day of nursery. This section walks parents through common toddler milestones and what to expect when starting nursery at Little Steamers.
If your child cries, don’t get emotional or sneak out immediately. Instead, cooperate with the teachers to calm them down and find a comforting activity that might serve as a distraction. You can also send a comfort item from home with your child to nursery such as their favorite blanket, toy, teddy bear, etc…
On the first day of nursery, it’s a good idea to meet children who will keep your child company. Accompany the teachers to introduce him or her to the nursery’s facilities and playrooms. Don’t worry if they refuse to have any food on that day as it is just anxiety keeping them off…
A lot of parents notice that their children display changed patterns of behaviors as they tend to get more aggressive or more introverted. You first need to make sure your child hasn’t been a victim of violence or bullying at the nursery. But more often than not, these changes can be a natural reaction…
At Little Steamers Nursery, we provide the children with safe spaces. Also, we have electricity sockets and water taps out of their reach so they can walk around freely and fearlessly. Moreover, our nutritionist supervises their meals and offers advice to parents to assure their babies are thriving and growing healthily…
Taking care of your children’s minds, we also take care of their bodies by incorporating nutrition-rich foods into our healthy cooking activities to build their bones and immune system. We also encourage them to stay active by playing sports, dancing, taking the stairs and swimming…
At Little Steamers Nursery we work hard to support parents through the training period as their child starts to exhibit signs of readiness. We also make sure to agree on one training method with the parents.
Teachers remind and send the child to use the toilet a couple of times during the day in the nursery.
We are thoughtful of the challenge your children are tackling,..
Being a Nursery Teacher A nursery teacher is not just a teacher. It is the least that we could say about the early years’ instructor. Call it a teacher, a facilitator, or an educator, but the person occupying this position also plays the roles of a pedagogist, a relationship expert, a nutritionist, and, on top […]
