The Importance Of Infant Child Care

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Often parents don’t have the luxury of being a stay at home parent to raise their children, be it from pursuit of career, single parent, stress of work or whatever the reason might be. When it comes to your children though, you only want the absolute best for them, right? This is why you should definitely enroll them in infant child care.

Here we will look at all the benefits infant child care has to offer both you and your child between the ages of 6 weeks to 24 months old. Studies have shown that child care enhances development in children.

Make Time For Yourself

Most parents who have children are under a lot of stress and pressure to juggle work, family and everyday life. Infant child care offers you reduced stress and time back by having your children cared for at a high-quality child care, we know it’s important that your child is in a safe, stimulating and loving environment.

With your child at a trusted and family orientated child care facility such as Parkland Children’s Academy you can have peace of mind knowing your child is in safe hands and this will allow you to focus on your other goals.

Benefits of Child Care

  • Academic Development

    Young children who attend child care are shown to have better academic development and cognitive scores in their teens. This has a direct correlation between high quality child care as an infant and academic progress in teenage years.

  • Social Interaction

    Allowing your child to go to infant child care improves their social interactions and language skills, thus improving your child’s emotional awareness. Your child will get to make new friends and play with them in a safe, supervised and secure environment. Social Interaction is important as children learn, play and share experiences with others at an age while they are still developing.

  • Adult Interaction

    Most children only learn about adults from their direct family, this can cause a child to have very limited knowledge when it comes to interacting with adults. Child care allows children to interact with adults in a safe environment. This environment is beneficial to a child as he/she can learn about authority, as well as positive and negative interactions through adult encouragement and discouragement.

  • Structured Environment

    Children slowly learn to get into a routine through scheduled activities. Even though they might not be aware of it, infant child care is well structured. What might just seem like story time or fun tasks to children is essential to a child’s intellectual development by means of a structured environment.

  • Self-Confidence and Responsibility

    The move from home to child care can overwhelming for some children. However, it is a milestone to be overcome as this prepares them for challenges in the future and adapting to new situations helps foster their self-confidence and self-esteem. This also improves their sense of self-efficiency and responsibility.

  • Develop Motor Skills

    Infant child care offers the development of a child’s motor skills through playing and activities such as coloring. Fine motor skills are crucial to a child’s transition from child care to preschool.

  • Eases Children into Preschool

    All of the above benefits such as social interaction, structured and scheduled environment which the child learns in infant child care gets carried on into preschool. This helps them adjust to preschool and gives them an advantage over children who have not been in child care.

Parkland Children’s Academy promotes an environment which is family-orientated, curriculum-based, and safe and aimed at child growth and development. Not only do we offer impeccable security in terms of code and finger print access. We also offer child monitoring from home, you are able to check in on your child wherever you are via webcams in the classrooms and playground. Be sure to give your child the head start they deserve now by enrolling them in Parkland Children’s Academy infant child care for children between the ages of 6 weeks and 24 months.


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