WHO is a TeacherCaregiver?

A TeacherCaregiver is an inspiring, educated and experienced childcare teacher who is exclusively dedicated to your family. TeacherCaregivers provide complete daily loving care-giving in your home, and personalize playful activities around your child's unique development and interests.

Education and Experience

TeacherCaregivers generally hold bachelor degrees in early childhood-related fields, and are experienced childcare specialists. Many hold advanced degrees and possess unique child-related experience. TeacherCaregivers are evaluated and assessed for their child-development knowledge, their ability to provide age-appropriate guided instruction and other indicators of exceptional ability. Qualifications.

Loving Childcare & Spontaneous Learning

Your children's current daily routine, and your goals for each child, will predetermine your TeacherCaregiver's day. TeacherCaregivers capture teachable moments while:

• planning, preparing and cleaning up meals
• driving to child-related errands or appointments
• supervising your child's responsibilities
• safety and self-care supervision
• maintaining the order of your child's belongings and play areas
• cleaning up after projects and activities
• shopping (grocery or school) with your child
• sick and vacation care
• providing baby and toddler care: diaper changes, potty training, laundry, bottle cleanings and feedings
• full-time, part-time, permanant and temporary

Personalized, Playful Activities

TeacherCaregivers also provide planned activities centered on your family and neighborhood, including:

• Arts and crafts
  (from finger painting for babies to sculptures for older artists)
• Music and dance
  (from songs, rhymes, and rocking for babies to crafting instruments to music lessons and dance routines)
• Language development
  (from mimicking your baby's babbles to teaching grammar)
• Stories and dramatic play
  (from board books to a neighborhood play)
• Science and nature
  (from peek-a-boo games to nature walks and gardening projects)
• Creative play
  (from water play to puppets, dress up and cooking)
• Reading and math readiness and support
  (from reading to your baby to teaching phonetics and word recognition)
• Fine and gross motor skills
  (from helping your baby roll over, to typing shoes and learning penmanship)
• Critical thinking activities
  (from teaching your baby object permanence to puzzles and experiments)
• Social and emotional development
  (from cuddling your baby to organizing community-betterment projects)
• Gifted child tutoring and special needs

What more can a TeacherCaregiver do for my child? Learn here.