by Rebecca Calbert, Architect | Feb 9, 2023 | Childcare Design
Should You Use Smartboards in Your Classrooms? As innovation takes over the planet and our daily lifestyles change, the smartphone becomes our constant companion. The younger generation is far more advanced in this phase of life. Their exposure to smartphones and...
by Rebecca Calbert, Architect | Jan 29, 2023 | Childcare Design
7 Fun Classroom Theme Ideas to Make Celebrating Diversity Fun Imagine walking into a classroom that’s buzzing with energy, filled with curious young minds eager to explore the world around them. Now, picture this classroom as a microcosm of the world itself—bursting...
by Rebecca Calbert, Architect | Feb 1, 2022 | Childcare Business Planning
Commercial Mortgages 101 When you’re trying to buy a business property, you will have many financing options available to you. Depending on your personal situation and the type of property that you are looking to purchase, different loans may be better for you than...
by Rebecca Calbert, Architect | Jan 1, 2022 | Childcare Design
Daycare Owner Success Story Sarah had always loved working with children. When she and her husband started their own daycare five years ago, she was in her element. The business was successful from the start, and they soon had a waiting list of 20 children. But as the...
by Rebecca Calbert, Architect | Oct 26, 2021 | Childcare Operations
Tips for Toy Storage When you have kids, there will come moments in your life when you feel as if your home has been taken over by toys. While I can’t promise you’ll never be pulling your hair out about the number of toys in your home, I can give you some tips on how...
by Rebecca Calbert, Architect | Aug 2, 2020 | Childcare Business Planning
Starting your own daycare center is a bit like embarking on a new adventure—exciting, rewarding, but not without its challenges. The first step is understanding what’s required, so you can navigate the process smoothly. Think of it as building a house: you wouldn’t...
by Rebecca Calbert, Architect | May 31, 2020 | Childcare Business Planning, Childcare Design
Creating a daycare that truly serves children isn’t about splurging on designer décor or the latest high-tech gadgets. It’s about understanding what kids really need—and the good news is, it’s simpler than you might think. At the core, children need the same things we...
by Rebecca Calbert, Architect | Mar 15, 2020 | Childcare Business Planning
Schools & Daycares are Closed Due to Corona Virus, Now What Do We Do? Childcare Aware of America has created an interactive map that is really helpful in identifying how each state is managing child care centers during the COVID-19 pandemic. They have amassed a...
