When parents ask what their child did at daycare, the answer can sound simple. They played. They ate. They napped. They went outside. They listened to stories. They built towers. They dumped bins. They painted something that may or may not have made it home in one piece. But here is the thing: young children are learning all day long, even when it does not look like school. At A Village Childcare, learning is built into the rhythm of the day. It happens during play, meals, cl

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