Toronto Holistic Child Care Centre For Emotional Intelligence | Services Update
Sep 21, 2022
EYES Child Care (416-901-5434), a child care centre based in Greater Toronto, has updated its services that focus on the natural, well-rounded development of young children.
Vaughan,Canada - September 21, 2022 /PressCable/ —
The centre, with over 20 branches in the Greater Toronto area, has now updated its services – in the wake of the pandemic’s disruptions – on developing kids’ emotional intelligence and values in concert with their social, physical, and cognitive skills.
More information can be found at http://eyeschildcare.com
EYES Child Care, whose daycare programs cater to children from infancy through kindergarten (six years old), is now redoubling its efforts to provide children with a safe, caring, and stimulating environment as a springboard for future growth. The insecurities experienced by children and parents alike during the past three years have only highlighted the need for safe, nurturing environments where kids can learn to play, socialize and grow together.
Children were isolated from their peers during critical developmental stages due to the pandemic. The lockdowns had a particularly harmful effect on young children – and multiple studies had found an uptick in kids’ emotional disorders even before the Covid outbreak. Lockdowns isolated families, taking away valuable playtime and the cognitive/emotional growth associated with social interactions. Many caregivers were overworked and overburdened, making it difficult for them to give infants and toddlers the individualized attention they required. Other commonly reported problems included finding age-appropriate playful activities for young children.
EYES, which was founded in 1999, has developed curricula for each of its centres – for infants, pre-school, toddler, and school-age – that foster creativity and exploration in an atmosphere of respect. Their focus is to help develop young children’s powers of concentration and absorption in a stimulating learning environment that promotes the growth of emotional intelligence and encourages the adoption of sound values and morals.
For example, the EYES Preschool program, which complements the ELECT framework, is designed to help prepare children for kindergarten and lifelong learning. This program gives kids the chance to experiment with various classroom activities while getting used to a regular schedule. Since EYES believes that every child is unique, teachers encourage them to grow up at their own speed to be responsible, independent, and engaged.
One parent commented: “We have been coming to this daycare centre for more than 15 months now. My son started in the infant room, where we had absolutely ‘the best’ experience. He’s now in the junior room where he’s learning different skills every day. The staff has been great and they care about the children, not just routinely, but very passionately, truly from the heart.”
Interested parties can learn more at http://eyeschildcare.com
Contact Info:
Name: Naila Saeed
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Organization: EYES Child Care
Address: 9131 Keele Street #A4, Vaughan, Ontario L4K 2N1, Canada
Phone: +1-416-564-0731
Website: https://eyeschildcare.com
Source: PressCable
Release ID: 89082012
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