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The Importance Of Daycare Pick-Up Time

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Daycare pick-up time can be stressful for preschoolers, sometimes resulting in tears and tantrums that can surprise parents when they arrive to take their toddlers home. Rest assured, such behavior is completely normal, according to the daycare professionals at Tiny World Child Care Inc. in Brookline, Mass. Offering a Spanish enrichment experience and a safe, loving environment for children 8 weeks to 5 years old, the bilingual daycare center quickly becomes a second home for infants and toddlers. Below are some suggestions on how to make daycare pick-up time a routine part of your child’s day. You may be surprised to find your preschooler doesn’t want to stop what they’re doing and leave their friends when you arrive. Don’t take it personally—just

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