Ms. Olga

Helping young children make progress in their personal journeys is the most rewarding part. Once, I was working with a 5-year-old whose mother was having a hard time potty training him. He was also having a hard time socializing with other children. When he started working with us, we were able to give him more attention and encouragement, which worked wonders for his confidence! Soon, he was able to use the bathroom all by himself—and he became more social in the classroom, too! Seeing that growth (and how proud he was of himself) made all the difference. It was also a joy to be able to problem-solve with his parents. We look forward to working with all families as partners in this process. It’s relationships and success stories like these that made me want to open my own daycare after working at others for several years: so I could have a more active hand in designing the program and connecting with parents, as well as getting to know the children and figuring out what’s best for them.

The kids in my program will have the chance to learn both Spanish and English. Learning a new language has so many advantages, and it’s easier to do when you’re at a young age! Plus, it can be really fun to practice when you’re surrounded by peers who are also in the process of learning. Children have so much to teach one another, and my program fosters a safe and supportive environment where children can explore their interests, feel comfortable making mistakes, and grow together. Our days are very balanced and will give the children the opportunity to gain independence while also collaborating with each other. Circle time is a beautiful chance for us to focus on one activity together. Outdoor free play, on the other hand, can be a fruitful time for them to engage in things that interest them. Additionally, we like to take advantage of the great outdoors: we have picnics in the summer, and we use the changing seasons as a jumping off point for valuable lesson plans.

When you and your loved ones enter into this program, you also become part of our family! Parents might like to know that my husband, Mario, also works as an assistant in this daycare, which means their children will have a lot of supervision and individualized attention. As parents of two wonderful daughters (ages 3 and 11), we know how special it is that families trust us with their children, and we want them to know that we will treat every child as though they were our own.