262, RE: Have you tried 1/2day daycare cultural classes? Posted by hmueller, Tue Oct-17-06 01:44 PM
>Has anyone done this or heard of doing this... I would like >to start holding morning and afternoon sessions for 2, 3 and >4year olds to meet maybe 3 times a week. Instead of just >playing the usual, this would be structured things everyday >like getting them out and about say library readings, museums, >childrens concerts, a cooking class, pumpkin pickings etc. >Have it be more of out and about, learning and fun and new >activities. This probably would not be for working parents >because of the part-timeness, but for moms who want a few >mornings free a couple days of the week. It would not be >expensive either perhaps $10 a day per child for a 9-12:30 or >a 1:30 - 5:00. I would have an assistant and only 5 or 6 kids >per session. I enjoy planning outings andk things especially >for kids and I think it would be fun and something different. >Didn't quite have the finals on how to advertise this, its not >daycare, and not kids play, what do you think......
Hello, This sounds like a great idea, I wish someone in my area would offer this opportunity for moms who need just a few hours a day for either work or alone time. Most in-home day cares in my area only take children on a full time basis. Being a part-time professor I need someone who is flexible and part-time. As for the ages you may have to take children a little younger, most children at the ages of 3 and 4 are enrolled in pre-school, depending on the area in which you live, you may want to advertise it as an alternative to a pre-school.
Good luck it sounds like a great idea!
-Hillary
|