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Starting Childcare with Your Baby: What Parents Should Look For 🍼
Choosing childcare for your baby is a big decision. For many parents, the first day of childcare comes with a mixture of emotions. You may be excited to return to work, nervous about leaving your baby, worried about naps or bottles, or wondering whether someone else will understand all of your baby's little cues. Those feelings are normal. When you're choosing an infant childcare program, you're not simply looking for a place where your baby can spend the day. You're looking
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2 hours ago5 min read


This Time Next Year, Your Child Could Be Ready for Kindergarten
Right now, your child may still be learning how to recognize letters, write their name, follow directions, or sit through an entire story. Maybe they still need a little help taking turns with friends. Maybe getting dressed, using scissors, or cleaning up after an activity takes some extra encouragement. That’s okay. They’re learning. Now imagine where they could be one year from now. Your child confidently walking into a kindergarten classroom. Writing their name on their pa
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Aug 103 min read


Lakeview Childcare & Preschool Awarded SIA Foundation Grant for New Indoor Playground Equipment
We are excited to share some wonderful news with our Lakeview Childcare & Preschool community! Lakeview Childcare & Preschool has been awarded a $15,151.28 capital grant from the SIA Foundation, established by Subaru of Indiana Automotive (SIA). We are honored to be one of only 20 nonprofit organizations across Indiana selected during the Foundation's Spring 2026 grant cycle. This generous funding will be used to purchase new indoor playground equipment, creating an exciting
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Aug 31 min read


5 Simple Ways to Prepare Your Child for Kindergarten
Starting kindergarten is an exciting milestone, and the learning begins long before the first day of school. At Lakeview Childcare & Preschool, we believe children are best prepared for success through everyday experiences that build confidence, curiosity, and a love of learning. Here are five simple ways you can support your child's kindergarten readiness at home: Read Together Every Day: Reading for just 15–20 minutes each day helps build vocabulary, listening skills, imagi
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Jul 202 min read
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