At Robbins Children’s Programs, we believe that learning and growth don’t stop at the classroom door. Community involvement and outreach are essential to nurturing well-rounded children and building strong, supportive families.
Starting at a new daycare or preschool is a big step—not just for little ones, but for their families too! At our center, one of the most important ways we help ease that transition is by clearly communicating our daily schedule.
As summer winds down and the school year approaches, it's normal for kids (and parents!) to feel a mix of excitement and nerves. At Robbins Children’s Programs, we’re here to support families as they prepare for a smooth transition from the fun, more casual feeling of summertime to the more scheduled back to school routine.
As the temperatures rise and summer adventures begin, water play becomes a favorite way for children to cool off and have fun. Whether it's at the pool, beach, sprinkler, or a backyard kiddie pool, water activities offer great opportunities for play, exploration, and learning.
At Robbins Children’s Programs, we believe that healthy eating habits start early—and we’re excited to share how we’re making nutritious food both fun and accessible for our children.
You juggle busy schedules, daily routines, and endless responsibilities—all while giving your love and attention to your little ones. In the midst of it all, it’s easy to forget something very important: your own well-being.
Spring is here, and it’s the perfect time for families to go outside and enjoy the fresh air! As the weather warms up, there are plenty of fun, engaging activities that both children and parents can enjoy together. Here are some outdoor play ideas for families to take advantage of in the longer weekday light and on the weekends!
outdoor winter activities are essential for children's health and well-being, making them an important part of child care during this season.
The holiday season is often described as "the most wonderful time of the year," but it can also feel like the busiest. Between shopping, decorating, and attending events, it’s easy to get caught up in the hustle and lose sight of what truly matters—spending quality time with loved ones.
Introducing STEAM (Science, Technology, Engineering, Arts, and Math) education in preschool and integrating these concepts into before/after school care can be transformative for young learners. Children are naturally curious, and STEAM fosters their inquisitive nature through firsthand, inquiry-based learning.
