By Guest G. at Judy'sBook February 17, 2011
Our daughter attended YPLC for over 2 years. We appreciated the age-sensitive transitions from playtime to more structured learning. She is still friends with some of the children from her classes there and she was well prepared for kinderg... ...read more
By aurorabuer at Citysearch February 17, 2011
Our daughter attended YPLC for over 2 years. We appreciated the age-sensitive transitions from playtime to more structured learning. She is still friends with some of the children from her classes there and she was well prepared for kindergarten. She also attends their summer fun camp programs. The owners are there every day and know each child by name. This is a great mix of professional, skilled teachers and personalized attention in a caring environment. We have enjoyed working with the owners and staff at YPLC. ...read more
By Lake Powell Waverunner Rentals and Charter, Jet Ski Rentals, PWC Watercraft Rental, & Sea Doo January 12, 2011
Thanks for your MC network connection, you have a great company. If we can ever be of assistance with any of our watercraft rental services please let us know. ...read more
What is an Au Pair? An au pair is a young adult from another country who lives with your family and provides in-home childcare services. Au pairs work up to 45 hours per week, in exchange for the opportunity to live with an American family. Because au pairs providelive-in childcare, they offer more flexibility and can care for your child at times that accommodate your family's schedule. All Au Pair Care au pairs: Have extensive childcare experience Speak conversational English Have completed a secondary education Are between 18 to 26 years old Families canselect au pairsbased on nationality, language, age, driving skills, gender and special abilities such as swimming, cooking, sports and music. Au Pair Care is committed to finding the rightau pair matchfor your family. An au pair is much more than a babysitter. Here are some things that differentiate Au Pair Care au pairs from other childcare options: Au Pair Responsibilities- In addition to childcare services, an au pair provides busy parents with a much needed, extra set of hands. An au pair's duties include childcare and light housekeeping related to childcare. Nannies vs. Au Pairs- An au pair is much more than a nanny. An au pair lives in your home and becomes a part of your extended family while acting as a loving caregiver for younger children and a big sister to older children. You can also learn about the value and benefits of an au pair vs. otherchildcare services. Au Pair Care offers several greatau pair program options, including the popular year-long au pair program and theInfant Specializedau pair program, for families with infants (0-12 months) or are expecting. Select the childcare option that best fits your needs! Many Au Pair Choices - ReadAu Pair Profilesof actual Au Pair Care au pairs. We recruit high-quality au pairs from more than 40 countries, offering a wide array of candidates to choose from. For more information about hosting an au pair visitwww.AuPairCare.comIf you are in Northern Colorado please contact Area Director Megan Pighetti atmpighetti@AuPairCare.com ...read more
By Au Pair Care April 13, 2012
Au Pair Care̢۪s Qualifications With more than 20 years of experience, our thoroughau pair screeningprocess, combined with ourAu Pair Academytraining program guarantee the highest quality of childcare. Every au pair who participates in our program must complete a comprehensive screening and admissions process. All au pairs have experience caring for children and provide detailed information about their background, personal interests and skills. Every au pair is interviewed in English by an Au Pair Care representative and must successfully pass a series of background checks prior to his/her acceptance by Au Pair Care, including: Reference checks A health check A psychometric test A police background check A detailed personal interview As a designated au pair sponsor, Au Pair Care and its program participants must follow U.S. Department of State guidelines regarding an au pair's responsibilities. View more information aboutDepartment of State regulations.If you are interested in hosting an Au Pair in Northern Colorado please contact Area Director Megan Pighetti atmpighetti@AuPairCare.com ...read more
By Au Pair Care April 13, 2012
Au pairs offer host families a flexible, dependable, and affordable childcare solution. Your au pair will work up to 45 hours per week/10 hours a day performing childcare and related tasks. An au pair’s responsibilities include: Assist with light household tasks such as doing your children’s laundry and keeping their rooms tidy. Preparing your children's meals and cleaning up after their mealtime Bathing and dressing your children Packing lunches, helping with homework and taking your children to school Entertaining your children and teaching them about a new culture Taking your children on outings to parks, playgroups and other activities Traveling with you on family vacations and providing care for your children ...read more
By Au Pair Care April 13, 2012
No matter what your child’s age, every parent wants to encourage their development and help them to reach those important developmental milestones. There are several things that parents can do to help this process along whether it is gross or fine motor development. ...read more
Afterschool care is an important thing when both parents work. You want to make sure that you have the safest and best possible afterschool caregiver to take care of your children while you are working. It’s less clear how much you should pay your afterschool caregiver for watching the children.... ...read more