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“Children learn as they play. More importantly, in play, children learn how to learn.” -O. Fred Donaldson Play is so important to optimal child development that it has been recognized by the United Nations High Commission for Human Rights as a right of every child.…

How much is your preschooler learning? At Darlene’s Wee Care 4 Kids, preschool children begin their academic development early, with age-appropriate opportunities to explore and try new things. Children are divided into three groups, ages three, four, and five. Reading, pre-reading, writing, and counting skills are strong focuses here, as are gross and fine motor development. We offer math skills as well as an early exposure to several languages including French and American Sign Language. Social development is key during the preschool years, and our curriculum helps children learn to appreciate diversity. We offer field trips and plenty of opportunities to engage with music, nature, and the arts.

Helping Working Families Manage Virtual Learning... Here at Darlene’s Wee Care 4 Kids, our goal is to make virtual learning easier on our students and their families by keeping our students’ lives as normal as possible. We offer both full day and after-school programming for…

What is your child doing after school? Darlene’s Wee Care 4 Kids offers before and after school programs for children up to age 13. We offer a dedicated space, homework support and review, and additional opportunities for academic and social development, as well as an escort to and from school.

Nutrition is the cornerstone to a happy, healthy childhood. How do children learn good habits for lifelong health? Through example and practice! Meals are more than sustenance but are the fuel to your child’s learning and physical health. A well-balanced diet rich in the right…

How much is your preschooler learning? At Darlene’s Wee Care 4 Kids, preschool children begin their academic development early, with age-appropriate opportunities to explore and try new things. Children are divided into three groups, ages three, four, and five. Reading, pre-reading, writing, and counting skills are strong focuses here, as are gross and fine motor development. We offer math skills as well as an early exposure to several languages including French and American Sign Language. Social development is key during the preschool years, and our curriculum helps children learn to appreciate diversity. We offer field trips and plenty of opportunities to engage with music, nature, and the arts.