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If you’re a new parent working on your family budget, one question tends to rise to the top of your list: How much is infant daycare? Infant care is usually the most expensive type of childcare you’ll pay for. For many families, it’s the single largest line item in the monthly budget. In some markets,…
Extensive research has made it clear that there are many benefits of bilingualism in early childhood. These benefits include improved memory, better social development and enhanced ability to apply logic and focus. For parents, it’s important to understand that early childhood is a unique window of time in their child’s development. The benefits of being…
Bilingual education is one of the more heavily researched topics in the field of child development. Decades of studies point to the same conclusion: Learning in two languages strengthens children’s cognitive development, boosts academic achievement and promotes social-emotional growth. Yet many parents still have questions. Will learning two languages confuse my child? Could it delay…
Teaching gratitude to kids starts with modeling it yourself, naming it in everyday moments and giving children consistent language to express it. Research shows that children as young as toddler age can begin developing a genuine sense of gratitude when it is built into their daily routines at home and at school. If you’re like…
Daycare and nursery school are both early childhood programs, but they differ in structure, hours, age range and educational focus. Daycare typically offers full-day care for infants through preschool age, while nursery school is usually a part-day, structured program for children ages 2–5 focused on early learning. It may feel like these are just the…
Casa de Corazón welcomes children ages six weeks through pre-K (roughly 4 to 6 years old). We have well-defined programs for all daycare ages that provide age-appropriate Spanish immersion to help kids flourish. Many times, we’re asked, “Is my baby too young for a structured program?” and “What does ‘age-appropriate’ mean in a bilingual setting?”…
A Spanish immersion preschool helps children develop language confidence by teaching academic concepts, social skills and early literacy in two languages during the most flexible years of brain development. Casa de Corazón’s Spanish immersion preschool program emphasizes bilingual education for children ages 2.5 to 4.5 years. But parents often have questions about how learning a…
Yes, dual immersion programs are good for children. Decades of educational and cognitive research show that high-quality bilingual programs support stronger executive function, academic achievement, cultural awareness and long-term cognitive flexibility. But despite this mountain of research, many parents are hesitant to enroll their children in dual immersion programs. Maybe you’re thinking that your child…
Rising prices have been a theme of American life the last few years. From food to clothing to cars, we’ve all felt some sticker shock. Childcare costs are no exception; they’ve been on the rise, too. Whether you’re a new or experienced parent, it’s hard to parse all the data and statistics to find the…
Choosing the right daycare is one of the most personal decisions your family can make. For most parents, it comes with excitement, lots of questions and a bit of uncertainty. One of the most pressing questions is, “How young is too young for daycare?” Understanding what daycare truly offers—especially in the earliest years—can help you…
Raising a bilingual child is an exciting and admirable goal—but it can feel a little overwhelming. Many parents wonder if they’re doing “enough.” They worry that the bilingual education might confuse their child. Or they feel unsure about how to support language learning when they don’t speak both languages themselves. The good news is that…
In your search for a Spanish immersion program, you’ve probably seen the phrases “one-way immersion” and “two-way immersion.” If not, you may have come across “one-way” and “two-way” dual language programs. As a parent, it’s easy to be confused by one-way immersion vs two-way immersion. Doesn’t immersion mean immersion? Is there any real difference? There…