We believe that the Auckland based Home2Grow Childcare experience gives your child the best possible start in life. You don’t have to take our word for it though, read the childcare testimonials from happy parents, children and educators to find out more.
I have found Home2Grow to be the perfect place for my daughter. She loves going there and I know her educator really cares about her. Home2Grow allowed me to be flexible with childcare hours, which suits my husband’s job and mine. The small ratio of carer to child means less sick days and she has had many wonderful trips out with them. Having her in someone’s home means she keeps the same routine at both places and has her own space, bed and sense of belonging.
Julie is a perfect balance between being firm and loving. She lays down the rules in the most amazing and positive way. For Julie looking after kids is not a job, it is her passion. All the kids under her care are treated equally and the best part is that they are treated as one of her own.
I would surely recommend Rita to anyone who would like to enrol their kids in home based daycare. Sidharth made good progress during his time with her. Everyday I used to get updates and the feedback was really helpful for me to monitor and improve my approach too.
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In-home childcare or centre-based, a key goal for teachers is to create a nurturing environment, and routines and structure play an important role. In a childcare setting – home-based or centre-based, routines refer to a predictable sequence of events or activities that occur regularly throughout the day. Routines provide a sense of order, consistency and…
Humans learn best through first-hand experiences, including children. That’s why play forms such an important part of early learning.. Learning through play or play-based learning is a pedagogical approach where play is the valued mode of learning – where children can explore, experiment, discover, and solve problems in imaginative and playful ways. Our home-based educators…
Getting your child ready for kura is a combined effort by your home-based educator and yourselves. Home-based childcare provides your babies with a home-like environment that fosters strong emotional ties between child and caregiver when they arguably need it most. Coming into pre-school years, even home-base educators start working on a more structured learning approach…
With a little bit of imagination, our homebased educators have been turning ordinary things around their home into engaging learning activities for children. We spoke to some of our creative homebased educators around Auckland on what their favourite activities are with children in their care. 1. Infant playmat fun. Watch this video https://www.home2grow.co.nz/apps/uploads/2023/07/homebased-childcare-auckland-3.mp4 and see…
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