Umniya Home Care

At Umniya Home Care we believe in nourishing every child s mind, body, and spirit. The approach is one of holistic care that focuses on mental stimulation, sensory engagement, physical activity, and nourishing the body with healthy snacks. Our safe learning environment provides personalized care in a mixed-age setting, allowing children to socialize in one-on-one and group settings. Our creative curriculum and low teacher-student ratio are integral to each child s journey of self-discovery. We focus on three tenants 1) mixed age approach 2) play based learning 3) attention to emotional growth. You can read more about the philosophy on our website.

The program runs from 6:30AM - 6:30 PM. Please don't hesitate to contact the director, Suhair at umniyahomecare@gmail.com with any questions about the program.

Creative curriculum
Low teacher-student ratio
Developmentally based
Daily musical circle
Cultural diversity
Conflict resolution
Parent conferences
Healthy snacks
Field trips
State licensed
Parent involvement welcomed

Mixed-Age Home Care Program:
In our philosophy, all children benefit from a mixed age environment. The younger children learn by watching the older children - and the older children learn to engage in healthy play with those who are younger than them. For example, a two-year who observes healthy sharing and conflict resolution between three year olds, in time, will begin mimic these skills. A four year old will begin to exhibit natural leadership skills based on the fact that they will have internalized the rules, memorized the lyrics, and understood that her/his unique participation is integral to the functioning of the group.

Play Based Learning:
Research shows that play based learning can put your child ahead in life. This is because play based learning takes advantage of children's natural inclination to play. Children learn relevant life skills in a fun and playful environment in which they are encouraged to explore, experiment and problem solve.

Attention to Emotional Growth
It is not atypical for a young child to feel overwhelmed and anxious in attending a new day care or preschool. This is particularly the case for those who have spent most of their time at home with a parent. We aim to nurture your child through this transition with patience and deep nurturing. Over time, the child will grow to trust her/his teachers and will naturally find their own comfortable social niche.
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