Home Daycares in Framingham

My daycare is very family oriented! My two sisters are my assistants – we all worked as nannies in Brazil and have lots of experience with young kids. I also worked in a daycare center, and that job really helped me figure out how to run my own program in the best possible way. My sisters and I all love kids and work great together as a team. We do a lot of play-based activities and teach kids the skills they need for kindergarten – and for life! We want our daycare to be fun and full of learning, and those are the two goals we have when we open the door to the kids every morning.

I have been in the Childcare field for over 10 years . I have worked as a Nanny, As a Teaching Assistant/ ABA Therapist in a private school in Long Island New York for children diagnosed with autism, as a Teaching Assistant/ABA Therapist in the Waltham public schools And at Loker elementary school in Wayland. I love teaching children, There is no other job more rewarding.

Taking care of children can only be done well if your heart is truly invested! I have been working in childcare for almost twenty years, and in that time, I’ve learned how to deliver a high quality of service to kids and their families. I do this by communicating and sharing information with families and giving children plenty of attention and one-on-one time. I have an assistant who helps make that happen, and we are a great team! I started my own daycare while searching for a place for my own child to attend. I just couldn’t find one that met my high standards for care, so I started one that does. As a single mother, I have always worked hard to provide a loving and caring environment for my own children, and I’m so proud to offer that same thing for children in my community.

Every child deserves to be loved, cared for, and guided. This is a strong belief that I bring into my daycare program every single day. The way a child is treated and educated plays such an important part in their life and in their behavioral, emotional, and intellectual development. I witnessed this firsthand while volunteering with children living in depressed areas and orphanages. These experiences inspired me as I worked with children in my own community and eventually, in my own home daycare. I love being able to provide an environment where kids have lots of fun every day, learn and grow, and are nurtured with love.

It’s so important to help guide the next generation. Caring for young children is, in a way, investing in our collective future. Within my family, I’m the go-to caregiver for all the children. Starting a daycare felt like a great opportunity to help the families in my neighborhood provide their kids with quality care. As a community, we need to instill good values in our children. We need to show them what respect, love, and caring for other people looks like. By working with young kids, I’m able to create an environment in which they can become the best possible versions of themselves. They deserve a learning atmosphere that’s going to aid their growth.

Young children approach the world with an open heart. Their excitement about even the littlest things is so wonderful to see. Working with children really encourages you to see things from a whole other perspective. Both my 12-year-old daughter and 5-year-old son have taught me a lot about life. Even when they’re little, kids have so much to teach one another, and so much to teach us as well! In creating this program, I hoped to offer the children in my neighborhood a place where they would be heard and understood, a place where they would be able to make new friends. My children don’t have a lot of family living nearby who are their own age. It’s a beautiful thing, to be able to create an environment where children can meet, connect, and have fun playing together. The kids in this program will know what it’s like to be part of a loving family.

Young children are at an exciting and crucial stage of their development: they’re finding some independence from home while needing some educational guidance. After raising my 16-year-old and working with pre-schoolers for four years now, I’m grateful for the opportunity to work with a new class of children full-time. The kids in my program will be treated as though they were my own! With care, love, and patience, they’ll be able to cultivate the skills they need for their futures.