Preschool | 1284 Dainty Avenue
License #073408237
Family Childcare | Brentwood, CA 94513
License #073408592
Many Americans grow up monolingual and have their first brush with the difficulties of learning another language in high school or adolescence, tripping their tongues over foreign syllables and syntax. But many other Americans (and people across the globe) grow … Continued
There are tons of toys out there that are both fun and educational, without necessarily being academic or “boring” for your child. Infants, toddlers and preschoolers are always learning, even when it looks like they are not. Small babies learn … Continued
It might be common practice in your household to reach for the Tylenol or ibuprofen when your child is sick to keep them comfortable and reduce pain associated with illness…but hold on. Newer guidelines from the American Academy of … Continued
Tiny Toes is part of the QRIS National Learning Network, which serves as a framework for an Early Childhood Education (ECE) system. QRIS was formed by a coalition of states and national organization that seeks to establish standards-based ECE systems … Continued
We use Menu Magic, a menu planning guide for child care homes developed by the US Department of Agriculture. Tiny Toes is proud to serve healthy, whole foods to nourish your child’s growth. For more information, check out the resources … Continued
We are lucky to have a number of beautiful parks in Brentwood! This is a fairly new park, Pistachio Park (2617 Brookshire), with a fun farm theme for your animal-loving little ones. The larger structure features two big slides, and the … Continued
We love the play-based approach to learning because it easily adapts to the age and skill level of all our children. Letting children explore open-ended, educational toys opens their minds to lots of creative possibilities.For example, a simple wooden puzzle … Continued
Miss Nelly, the head teacher and director of Tiny Toes, is a California Child Development Site Supervisor Permit? A site supervisor is one of the highest levels of Child Development Permits issued by the California Commission on Teacher Credentialing.
What are the benefits of mixed-age childcare? On the surface, it might seem that children would benefit most from socialization with their peers, i.e. children of the same age. Children until about the age of three generally prefer to engage … Continued
