As the idea for this business began to form, the question I asked myself was "Why add a middle man (or in my case, woman) to the process of finding a daycare?" But then I realized that I have been doing these consultations for years; many friends have asked for my advice about starting their search or opinions about specific centers. I forget that my knowledge base is far greater than most new parents' when it comes to the world of early childhood education and child development. There is so much insider information that, if parents knew about it, would change the way they choose their childcare.
For seven years I taught preschool in a building that had its share of structural problems and might have looked shabby to a parent touring through. However, the environment created there was the most amazing place for children to learn and play, the best school I have ever been a part of by far, and this taught me that a fancy facility does not always guarantee quality care. So what should parents be looking for while they tour? What buzz words should they be listening for? This is the knowledge I hope to share with as many parents as I can so that the best centers get the enrollment they deserve, and parents won't waste their time and money with daycares that claim to be something they are not.
If you put your trust in me, I will do all I can to find a community for your children and family that is just right. It would be my pleasure.
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