Conscious Discipline

Conscious Discipline provides children with a nurturing and emotionally supportive environment that fosters social and emotional development. Through this approach, young learners develop essential life skills such as self-regulation, empathy, and problem-solving, setting a strong foundation for future academic success and lifelong well-being.

Play-Based

Play-based learning offers children a unique and valuable opportunity to explore, experiment, and discover in a fun and interactive way. By engaging in imaginative and hands-on activities, children develop critical cognitive, social, and emotional skills, fostering creativity, problem-solving abilities, and a lifelong love for learning. We provide 60 minutes of active play daily and provide topics to engage the learning.

Our Curriculum

Kiddie Care Learning Center currently uses Opening the World of Learning. This comprehensive curriculum covers all domains of early learning. This content of each unit is built around a carefully crafted daily routine within an activity-centered day. Themes, skills, and concepts are developed through quality children’s fiction and nonfiction trade books. The consistent format and features in every unit make it easy for teachers to use and children to learn.

Conscious Discipline provides children with a nurturing and emotionally supportive environment that fosters social and emotional development. Through this approach, young learners develop essential life skills such as self-regulation, empathy, and problem-solving, setting a strong foundation for future academic success and lifelong well-being.

Play-based learning offers children a unique and valuable opportunity to explore, experiment, and discover in a fun and interactive way. By engaging in imaginative and hands-on activities, children develop critical cognitive, social, and emotional skills, fostering creativity, problem-solving abilities, and a lifelong love for learning. We provide 60 minutes of active play daily and provide topics to engage the learning.

Fun While Learning

It’s a fact: children learn better when they are engaged. Our approach is based on widely accepted research that indicates that children experience the most profound, most genuine learning when having fun. Highly trained teachers foster the cognitive and social development of each child by lovingly guiding the class through play-based activities. Young children who learn through play can make their own decisions, advocate for themselves, and use creativity to solve problems as they grow.

First Class Pre-K

Kiddie Care Learning Center is proud to be a part of the state’s voluntary First Class Pre-K Program. Alabama’s state-funded, high-quality and voluntary First Class Pre-K program was named the nation’s highest-quality pre-kindergarten program ten years in a row.

  • Comprehensive early learning standards;
  • Pre-k teachers have a bachelor’s degree;
  • Pre-k teachers have specialized early childhood training;
  • Assistant pre-k teachers have a Child Development Associate (CDA) credential;
  • Teachers participate in a substantial number of hours of professional development;
  • Maximum class size is 20 or fewer;
  • Staff to child ratio is 1:10 or less;
  • Children receive screening, referral and support services for vision, hearing, dental, health and other support areas;
  • Children are provided meals and/or snacks;
  • Systems hold individual classrooms accountable and monitor to ensure quality standards are being met.

Alabama Quality Stars

We pride ourselves on not just meeting the standards but exceeding them! Kiddie Care Learning Center is pleased to announce their participation in the Alabama Quality STARS Quality Rating and Improvement System (QRIS). This system provides ratings to parents to show how childcare centers operate above the state minimum licensing requirements. It is designed to raise the bar of quality child care across Alabama.

This is voluntary program allow centers to receive between one and five stars based on STARS Standards in the areas of Staff Qualifications and Professional Development, Management and Administrative Practices, Learning Environment and Curriculum, and Family Involvement and Community Partnerships. Resources will be available and have been specifically designed to help center staff understand how to meet the STARS Standards.