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About Me - LucyJust so you know a little about me, I'd like to share with you some of my passion on preschool education, including Homeschooling, Montessori Method, and church Sunday School education. Firstly, let me thank you for visiting "about me" and taking an interest here.
For many years I have been working, caring and seeing children grow through various means of childhood education. All children in some ways or other, learn through conventional preschools, or through homeschool, or montessori schools or church Sunday Schools or other religious bodies, and often a combination of these various preschool systems. I have constructed various preschool activities for my son through all these route at different times in his early child development and I have chosen the best of each system for the benefit of his growth.
If you are a preschool teacher or a working mom that happens to stumble onto my site, do be affirmed that you are chosen to have a great impact on your children's developmental growth. Not everyone is gifted with the talents you have in your area of expertise. So, have fun, and stay on track to lift your children to a higher level each time you meet them. The success of your children lies in how you blend your preschool lesson plans and activities between the home and school, between parents and teachers, so your children will have a full and wholesome learning experience.
As for me, I am a firm believer of "stay home mom" as I appreciate the time spent with my son and the opportunities to contribute to a major part of his growth, especially in his preschool days. I was his first teacher and caregiver - on call 24 hrs a day 7 days a week, with no sick leave. This sounds like slavery but speaking from experience, I would say that it is not as bad as some working moms would think. One of the child development philosophy that I hold onto is that children's learning moments are not confined to school hours. I can testify to it that they learn all the time; with moments of active learning and moments of passiveness. My joy is to be around and available at the moments of active learning - and that is very often not during the morning school hours. At moments of passiveness, I was there to reinforce and to reaffirm.
How to be a rich stay home mom ?You can be rich with great fulfillment from raising your kids instead of shuffling them to caregivers, and then worry about them. You can be rich working at home while being the primary caregiver to your kids and be sure that they are getting the best. Here's something you can do : Check out the Top 10 Reasons to work at home Find out how you too can be more available to your kids while getting an income - note: not just pocket money. This is what I do - it works for me, and it'll surely work for you. If you need a mentor, use the form below and contact me. I'll be glad to help.
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