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Our company-wide Teacher In-Service Day on October 13 allowed Learning Care Group’s 24,000+ teachers to gather in their classrooms across the country for interactive and valuable sessions that enhance the meaningful care and early education we provide for families and children.

At Learning Care Group, we believe that great child care supports the whole family. Our classrooms are places where curiosity blooms, relationships grow, and learning comes to life.

At our community of schools, teachers use practices rooted in our exclusive Learn as We Grow curriculum and transition guides to help children feel safe and welcome from the very first moment of the day to the last.

Our educators focus on creating responsive, respectful, and relationship-based interactions during every moment of the day. Read more to see how that looks based on your child’s age.

The summer of 2025 marked our second season of Wondercamp and we are proud of how our educators and children embraced the spirit of exploration and imagination.

We know communication starts long before a child’s first words. That’s why our infant classrooms incorporate American Sign Language (ASL) as part of our daily routines.

Early childhood researchers agree that the single most important factor in healthy brain development during infancy is responsive, nurturing interaction. This concept is called “serve and return.”

Designed as culminating summer experiences for Preschool and Pre-K students, Wonders of Pre-K and Wonders of Kindergarten serve as perfect transitions between summer and a new school year.

How do you know when your child is ready for potty training? There are some tell-tale signs to look for to help make the essential milestone a successful experience.

Let’s dig into the benefits of gardening with kids! Here are 10 things to keep in mind.

Read more for examples of social-emotional skills you can work on at home to help prepare your child for future success and to encourage their ongoing development!

Language learning starts in the home at an early age. By creating a nurturing, language-rich environment, you will naturally enhance your child’s language skills.