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Private, Voucher & Military families are welcome
All meals included
Daily Outside play
Contact Ms. Tramille 617-347-4211 for more information & to schedule a tour

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Alejandra posted August 3

I have openings for infants and toddlers in my licensed home child care!
I have Bachelor’s Degree in Early Childhood Education
• Years of hands-on experience
• Low child-to-teacher ratio
• Play-based learning
• Bilingual program (English & Spanish)
• Licensed teacher & CPR certified
Ages: 1 month – 6 years
🕖 Hours: 7:00 AM – 5:00 PM
Location: Anaheim Hills
License #: 304314562
Call or text for more information: (657) 528-5452
Spots are limited schedule your tour today!

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Alejandra posted August 3

I have openings for infants and toddlers in my licensed home child care!
I have Bachelor’s Degree in Early Childhood Education
• Years of hands-on experience
• Low child-to-teacher ratio
• Play-based learning
• Bilingual program (English & Spanish)
• Licensed teacher & CPR certified
Ages: 1 month – 6 years
🕖 Hours: 7:00 AM – 5:00 PM
Location: Anaheim Hills
License #: 304314562
Call or text for more information: (657) 528-5452
Spots are limited schedule your tour today!

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Evelyn posted August 3

🌟 Create a routine. Encourage your child to sit on the potty at regular times, such as after meals or before bedtime.
🌟 Celebrate successes. Praise your child's efforts, even if they don't use the potty every time. Positive reinforcement builds confidence.
🌟 Dress for success. Choose clothing that's easy for little hands to pull up and down.
🌟 Stay patient. Accidents are a normal part of the learning process. Respond with reassurance and encouragement instead of frustration.
🌟 Work together. Consistency between home and child care helps children feel secure and supports successful potty training.

At Huerta Family Child Care, we partner with families to make potty training a positive and encouraging experience. We celebrate each child's progress, foster independence, and provide gentle guidance every step of the way. Together, we can help your little one build confidence as they reach this important developmental milestone! 💙

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Evelyn posted August 3

Potty training is an exciting milestone, but it's important to remember that every child develops at their own pace. Success comes with patience, consistency, and encouragement.

Here are a few signs your child may be ready to begin potty training:

✨ Staying dry for longer periods of time.
✨ Showing interest in the toilet or wanting to imitate adults.
✨ Letting you know when their diaper is wet or soiled.
✨ Being able to pull their pants up and down with assistance.
✨ Following simple directions.
Evelyn Huerta, M.S., PPS

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