by Rebecca Calbert, Architect | Mar 1, 2020 | Childcare Operations
Forget a brand refresh, let’s do a germ audit! Its always great to spruce up your school. Look around and consider how things look to prospective parents and children when they come in the door. Is the look of your school consistent with the curriculum and...
by Rebecca Calbert, Architect | Aug 3, 2018 | Childcare Construction
The Cure to Sick Building Syndrome If you haven’t heard of “Sick Building Syndrome” (SBS), it’s when people get sick from spending time in a building, and no other illness can be found to be the cause. If you’re interested in learning...
by Rebecca Calbert, Architect | Jul 23, 2018 | Childcare Operations
If you’ve just opened a daycare center or plan on doing so soon, you know managing one is no easy feat. With so many things to juggle, it can be easy for things to go awry, especially if you’re not approaching daycare management the right way. 4 Essential...
by Rebecca Calbert, Architect | Jul 23, 2018 | Childcare Playground Design
Do you have the heart to serve and care for children? If you do, opening a child care facility may be your dream. Considering childcare is one of the fastest growing industries in the U.S., it’s a great career to choose. Putting together the ideal child care...
by Rebecca Calbert, Architect | Jun 18, 2018 | Childcare Business Planning
Children are such a joy to be around. They’re curious, kind beings with a wild imagination and huge hearts. Who wouldn’t love working with them every day? These are a few reasons why many people think about starting a child care center. Unfortunately, not...
by Rebecca Calbert, Architect | Jun 18, 2018 | Childcare Branding
Trust is the currency that keeps businesses alive—whether it’s a restaurant convincing you that their food is safe or an automaker promising you their cars are reliable. But when it comes to daycare centers, trust takes on a whole new meaning. Here, it’s not just...
by Rebecca Calbert, Architect | May 25, 2018 | Childcare Design
Early Childhood Role Playing. Children naturally turn to role-playing to become someone or something else. It stimulates their imagination and encourages friendship through cooperation, listening and taking turns. Mini playhouses like this one fit well into the inside...
by Rebecca Calbert, Architect | May 14, 2018 | Childcare Playground Design
Imagine you have a vision: a place where children not only learn but thrive, where every corner of the room is designed to ignite their imagination and nurture their growth. You’re excited, but there’s also that nagging question—how do you turn this dream into a...
