Thank you so much for your kind words! You have really helpful videos for educating young children too! Thank YOU for what you do!💚

Hi Ashley! That’s so sweet that you’re watching these videos to teach her at home💕 I have some videos about daycare and activities for children that I will be uploading soon, I hope those help!😊 I have taught mostly one to three year olds, so I hope they can be useful for you! Thank you for watching😊

Thank you so much for sharing! The mornings are super fun ❤️

It’s definitely a challenging role but the good days make it all worth it💕 I’m glad you enjoyed the video. I hope the munchkins give you lots of love😊

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I would love to see more too! :)

I'll be sure to post more in depth videos soon💕

That's so awesome! How do you like working with infants? I have helped out in the infant rooms at my center a few times and loved it :)

I'm so glad you found the video interesting and helpful. Thanks for watching!!

Haha, such a small world ;) What age group do you teach?

@@RachelBallard yes! 😆and i teach toddlers! wouldn’t change a thing ♥️

Omg me too lol...I recognize the shelves..im recording a day in the life as a infant teacher now

I definitely appreciate it! It's one of the nicer centers I have been at😊

I’m so glad you found this video❤️ I was also in Tod 2!💕 They originally had us doing our own lesson plans, then we submitted them to the education coordinator. Then they started doing the pre planned lessons where I just printed them out every week. My co-teacher and I did them for a while but noticed how repetitive they were and that the children weren’t interested. So they allowed us to make our own unofficial lesson plans. We still had to have the pre planned lessons posted and do activities from their list, but we could fill the rest of the days with activities that they were excited for and engaged with. We loved themes lol. Dino week was a big hit and we had so many great activities that met so many of the requirements and categories 🦖🦕❤️. Are you back in your preschool class now? How did you like your time with the toddlers?

Wow infant and toddler teachers rock ! How do you do all of it day after day ?🎉🎉🎉🎉🎉❤❤❤❤❤ !I am pre k thanks so much for what you do to prepare them for me and than the world. Love you all and have a good week ❤❤❤❤❤❤❤❤❤❤

I’m so glad to hear that you love it! Congratulations! 💕

Thank you so much! I'll be posting another, more detailed day in the life next week 😊 Congratulations on your new job! Let me know how you like it 😊

Hi! That's a great question. Yes, teachers in a daycare/nursery will have to change diapers. Unless the age you are teaching are out of diapers, but you will have to assist them if they have an accident. I have worked with several different age groups and I have had to change more diapers than I could count lol, help potty train, among other things.

Hi Kora! We used to make our own lesson plans, then submit them to our education coordinator. Then they changed things and started providing the pre planned lessons. The location I was at allowed us to make changes and still do the activities we wanted as well. To be perfectly honest, I’m not the biggest fan of the pre planned lessons. They get repetitive and the kids lost interest. As their teachers we can see first hand what the children are engaged with and what they aren’t interested in. We like to change things up so we keep the kiddos engaged and to make sure they’re learning as much as possible 💕 What are your thoughts on the pre planned lessons?

Yes, licensing considers that acceptable for that age group. Other schools I have worked at have had a regular individual bathroom, but since this school has a “suite” where one big room is split into two, they have a shared bathroom space. This is in the one year old room so typically we only had one maybe two kiddos in the room who were starting to potty train. So it would usually end up one at a time if anyone went in there at all.

That’s a great question! It really depends on the centers needs and it’s kind of a day by day thing. In theory, you will be with your teacher all day. But if they need people to cover another teacher’s lunch, conference, vacation, etc. they may have you do that. If your center is short staffed they may have to put you where they need you the most.

And congratulations on your new job!! Let me know how it goes for you😊

The center is associated with a hospital and is for their employees. Most of them work 12 hour shifts, so the center hours are 6:00 A.M. to 7:30 P.M. to allow time for their shifts and a little extra wiggle room 😊 The most common shift at the hospital seemed to be 7-7, but it just depends on their job. Not everyone had the long hours, they had the typical shifts. Not all daycares have these hours though 😊

Yes, this is a fairly common shift there. Sometimes it feels like a long day, but it’s SO nice leaving at 2 🥰 You have the rest of the day to do things.

@@RachelBallard That is interesting because in my city and my daycare, according to labour law, we are not allowed to do 5 hours without a 15-30 min break. Over here if staff are doing 4 hours and we know that we won't need them later due to less children we send that staff home.

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