Early Childhood Development
At Kay-Dee Educare Centre and Daycare in Mowbray, we put early childhood development at the forefront of our programs, ensuring that your children are exposed to experiences that nurture their development rather than hinder it.
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Early childhood development is not just about developing physical skills. It also focuses on cognitive development and function and what plays an important role in cognition is a healthy diet.
Although the year is coming to an end, we would like to let you know that Kay-Dee offers year-round enrolment with no late penalty fees. We know and understand that circumstances change at the drop of a hat and that is why we don’t believe in cut off dates for enrolment at our Educare Centre in Mowbray.
Gymnastics for kids enhances physical development. Providing an outlet for kids to develop skills like strength, flexibility, coordination, balance, and body control, all while laying a strong foundation for a healthy habit of physical fitness throughout a child's lifetime. It can help frame a routine for your child.
As part of our extra mural activities for toddlers and older children, we offer computer lessons for children who are at different stages of digital literacy. Digital literacy, which used to be known as computer literacy, is one of the most important skills for a child to learn from a young age.
Although schools do offer some extracurricular activities, some of these may not be appealing to all students and it’s impossible to offer every type of activity, so schools often offer the most popular extra murals for their students. For this reason, Kay-Dee Educare Centre provides a range of extra mural activities for toddlers and older students as an optional extra to our comprehensive after-school programs.
Evidence has shown us that a person’s entire life; their physical wellbeing, emotional stability and accomplishments have roots deeply embedded in early childhood development.
The environment and developmental stimulation we provide for our children has a direct impact on the way their brain structure develops.
To grow and develop, children require regular physical activity otherwise known as active play.
During play, it’s important that activities include a range of different skills through a variety of forms to promote active play while encouraging children to remain active throughout their lives.
Although South Africa has been in lockdown for almost three months, it’s important that parents continue to include physical activity as part of their children’s routine.
With children forced to stay at home during lockdown, parents have been placed under a lot of pressure. Not only are they tasked with keeping their children busy while they manage working from home, but they are also now faced with the responsibility of schooling them and maintaining their early childhood development.
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