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Welcome to My Cubby House
Early Learning Childcare Centre
Southport
The right option for your child.
A Family-Owned Long-Day Child Care Centre
Located in the heart of Southport, My Cubby House Early Learning child care centre is conveniently located with plenty of on-site parking. We are a family-owned long-day care service providing high-quality child care to children aged six weeks to six years.
We are dedicated to the care and education
Our Educational Programs
Our exclusive curricula, combined with our own digital lesson planning tool, enable teachers to create personalized learning experiences, appropriate to every age group.
Nursery Child Care 3 - 15Months
Toddler Child Care 1 - 2Years
Junior Kindergarten 2 - 3years
Senior Kindergarten 3 - 4years
Pre-Prep Kindergarten 4 - 6Years
Nurturing Children To Grow and Flourish
Philosophy of Learning. Committed to Excellence
Our curriculum is based on the research of the most renowned education experts. Designed by our education team, it’s created to support these important early years, to inspire children to be bold explorers today and joyful, confident learners for life.
We believe that children learn best through play and are inspired by child based learning. We have several different areas of play in each of our groups.
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Abecedarian
Approach
QKLG Approved Program
Early Years Learning
Framework
Loose Parts Play
Sustainability Program
Reconciliation Action Plan
Circle of Security
Curriculum
Elements
Abecedarian
Approach
3a is a set of evidence-based teaching and learning strategies for early childhood educators and parents to use with children from birth to five. Click to learn more
QKLG Approved Program
The QKLG guides our university qualified teachers to implement a transition to school program for children prior to primary schooling. MCH has additional programs that supports the children learning journey such as swim program, nature play @ MCH (Broadwater parklands), Kids in the garden, language lessons and Music time.
Early Years Learning
Framework
At MCH we implement the EYLF in all our classrooms from 0-5 years using the 5 learning outcomes, principles and practices. It guides educators in their curriculum decision-making and assists in planning, implementing and evaluating quality in early childhood settings. Click to learn more
Loose Parts Play
Loose parts play is a type of play with objects that can be moved, carried, combined, redesigned, lined up, and taken apart and put back together in multiple ways. Loose parts play helps children develop creative and critical thinking skills by encouraging them to use their imagination and experiment with new ideas freely. Click to learn more.
Sustainability Program
Our Kids in the Garden and Sustainability Program provides children with opportunity to engage in experiences to learn about the natural world. We use the integrated school health resources to support the program.
Reconciliation Action Plan
Jingeri! “We acknowledge the Traditional Custodians of the Land on which our service stands and pay respect to Elders past, present, and future, on whose Land we play and learn. Here are the mountains, here is the sea, here are my friends, come play with me.” At My Cubby House, we endeavour to work together to contribute to a truly reconciled Australia.
Circle of Security
The Circle of Security is a visual map of attachment. The “father” of attachment theory, John Bowlby, said this about attachment: "Intimate attachments to other human beings are the hub around which a person's life revolves, not only as an infant or a toddler or a schoolchild but throughout adolescence and years of maturity as well, and on into old age. Click to learn more.
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Why Choose My Cubby House
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Exceeding the National Quality Standards
We pride ourselves on providing the very best in early learning education and child are. MCH has been rated an 'Exceeding' service through assessment and rating process in 7 National Quality areas.
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OWNA
We use a sophisticated App called OWNA which is an all-in-one App. Families can view all their child documentations from observations and photos, child’s daily information, Invoices, Centre Events, policies and procedures and so much more. You can learn from this Watch now OWNA Cheatsheet.
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Extracurricular activities
At My Cubby House Early Learning we provide additional programs and extracurricular activities that support the educational program and extend children learning experiences. We believe that providing children additional programs maximises the children’s opportunity to engage in learning activities that is fun and engaging. These activities are annually planned and scheduled and are listed in our centre events calendar found on the MCH website. Calendar Of Events
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Community Involvement
At My Cubby House we endeavour to build partnerships with our local & wider community. From visiting our local library, Broadwater parklands, Aquatic centre to hosting charity events and fundraising. We are involved in networking groups in the community such as Broadwater Early Years Networking & Educational Leaders Networking group. We have also increased our understanding and knowledge of the local Kombemerri people and Yugambeh language.
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Quality Educators & Teachers
My Cubby House Early Learning have quality and qualified educators and teachers that are committed in delivering a quality service that places relationships with families and children at the full front of daily interactions. We believe in the importance of ongoing professional development to ensure our team is knowledgeable of new and contemporary practice and keep up to date with new studies and theories.
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Orientation process
Our orientation program makes the process of you and your child settling into care much smoother through play dates prior to enrolment start day.
Children need healthy, wholesome foods
Healthy Food for Growing Children
My Cubby House Early Learning provides fresh, nutritious and age-appropriate meals daily.
Our Menu
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Centre Information
At My Cubby House Early Learning, we aim to provide children and families with an atmosphere that is warm, welcoming, nurturing and supportive where children are valued and encouraged to develop to their full potential. Our commitment and promise to all our families, children, educators and wider community is as follows:
My Cubby House Early Learning is proudly rated as Exceeding the National Quality Standard by the Australian Children’s Education and Care Quality Authority (ACECQA)! To achieve an exceeding rating overall, our service needed to demonstrate that we go beyond the requirements of the NQS in at least four of the seven quality areas. Rated as exceeding in five areas and meeting in two, this was a huge achievement for our centre and team. My Cubby House will always be focussed on maintaining these high standards and continual improvement to ensure the best outcomes for children and families.
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If you’d like to learn more about our rating and the ACECQA Assessment and Ratings process, please visit www.acecqa.gov.au
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Sleep Bub Safe: Essential Tips for Ensuring Your Baby’s Safe Sleep
Sleep Bub Safe – A Guide to Ensuring Your Baby’s Safe Sleep As parents, your baby’s safety and well-being are always your top priorities. Ensuring your little one sleeps safely is a crucial part of this journey. We understand the love and care you pour into every aspect of your baby’s life, and we’re here to help you create a secure and comforting sleep environment for your precious bundle of joy. The ACCC’s Sleep Bub Safe awareness campaign focuses on providing crucial information to help families, including Aboriginal and Torres Strait Islander communities, create safe sleep environments for their babies. This guide will walk you through essential safe sleep practices and products that can keep your baby secure throughout the night. Understanding the Importance of Safe Sleep The ACCC’s Sleep Bub Safe campaign highlights the dangers associated with unsafe sleep environments and products. The goal is to reduce the risk of sudden unexpected death in infancy (SUDI) by educating parents and caregivers about safe sleep practices. Safe Sleep Practices Back to Sleep: Always place your baby on their back to sleep, both during the day and night. This position helps maintain an open airway and reduces the risk of SUDI. Safe Sleep Environment: Ensure your baby’s sleep environment is free from hazards. Use a firm, flat mattress with a fitted sheet. Avoid pillows, quilts, and soft toys in the sleep area. Room Sharing: Keep your baby’s sleep area in the same room where you sleep for the first 6-12 months. This practice allows for easier monitoring and can reduce the risk of SUDI. Breastfeeding: Breastfeeding has been shown to reduce the risk of SUDI. If possible, try to breastfeed your baby. Avoid Overheating: Dress your baby in light sleepwear and keep the room at a comfortable temperature. Avoid using too many blankets or layers. How to Make Bub’s Sleep Safe by Positioning Them Correctly Ensuring your baby is positioned correctly during sleep is crucial for their safety: Always place your baby on their back to sleep: This reduces the risk of SUDI. Keep the head and face uncovered: Use a sleep sack instead of blankets. Make sure your baby’s feet are at the bottom of the crib: This prevents them from wriggling down under the bedding. Why a Firm, Flat Surface is Important for Safe Sleep A firm, flat surface helps maintain your baby’s airway and prevents suffocation risks: Firm mattresses support your baby’s body and prevent sinking. Flat surfaces ensure that your baby’s head stays in a neutral position, reducing the risk of airway obstruction. Avoid using soft mattresses, sofas, or armchairs for sleep, as these can increase the risk of SUDI. Tips for Safe Sleep When You’re On the Go – In the Car, Pram, or Baby Carrier Traveling with your baby requires extra precautions to ensure their sleep safety: In the car: Use a properly installed car seat and ensure your baby is securely strapped in. Avoid letting your baby sleep for extended periods in the car seat when not traveling. In the pram: Use a flat, firm pram surface for sleep. Never leave your baby unattended, and make sure they are securely strapped in. In the baby carrier: Ensure your baby’s face is visible and their airways are clear. Avoid using carriers that allow your baby’s head to slump forward. Safe Sleep Products When it comes to safe sleep products, it’s essential to choose items that comply with safety standards. The ACCC provides guidelines on products that are safe for babies to sleep in. Here are a few key products to consider: Cribs and Bassinets: Ensure that cribs and bassinets meet current safety standards. Look for products with firm mattresses and no gaps between the mattress and the sides. Sleep Sacks: Sleep sacks are wearable blankets that can keep your baby warm without the risk of loose bedding. They come in various sizes and materials to suit different climates. Inclined Sleepers: Be cautious with inclined sleepers, as they pose risks if not used correctly. The ACCC advises against using inclined products for unsupervised sleep. You can learn more about this in the ACCC’s brochure on infant incline products. Flat Sleep Surfaces: Choose flat sleep surfaces like cribs or bassinets over car seats, swings, or bouncers for routine sleep. These surfaces ensure proper breathing and positioning. Special Considerations for Aboriginal and Torres Strait Islander Families The Sleep Bub Safe campaign also emphasizes culturally appropriate safe sleep practices for Aboriginal and Torres Strait Islander families. Community-specific resources and support are available to help these families implement safe sleep strategies effectively. Conclusion Ensuring your baby’s safe sleep is crucial for their health and well-being. By following the guidelines from the ACCC’s Sleep Bub Safe campaign and implementing safe sleep practices and products, you can create a secure environment for your little one. For more detailed information, visit the ACCC’s Sleep Bub Safe campaign and explore their comprehensive resources, including the Safe Sleep Products Guide and the Keep Baby Safe section. At My Cubby House Early Learning Centre, we prioritise the safety and well-being of all children, we also provide parents with information and resources on safe sleep practices to ensure consistency between home and our learning centre. If you have any questions about safe sleep practices or need further guidance, our team is here to help. 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How to Prepare Your Child (And Yourself) for Starting Child Care in 2025
How to Prepare Your Child (And Yourself) for Starting Child Care in 2025 Starting child care can be an exciting but emotional milestone for both you and your child. As you look ahead to 2025, it’s important to take steps that can ease this transition and set the foundation for a positive early learning experience. At My Cubby House Early Learning, we’re here to guide you through the process and offer a supportive environment tailored to your child’s growth and development. Here are some simple yet effective strategies to help your family prepare. Introduce the Concept of Child Care Gradually Begin talking to your child about child care well in advance. Use positive language to describe the fun activities they’ll enjoy, such as playtime, crafts, and making new friends. You can also read stories about going to preschool, which helps your child visualise the experience and become familiar with the idea. Visit the Centre Together Scheduling a tour at My Cubby House Early Learning before your child’s official start date can help ease any uncertainties they may have. Seeing our bright, welcoming spaces and meeting our friendly staff can make a big difference in helping them feel comfortable and excited about their new environment. During the tour, we encourage parents and children to explore our rooms, outdoor play areas, and sensory play zones. This experience fosters a sense of belonging and helps build anticipation for the learning adventures that await! To get started, visit our Enrol Now page to book a tour and secure your child’s spot for 2025. We’re here to make this transition as smooth and enjoyable as possible for both you and your child. Set a Routine Establishing a daily routine in advance is beneficial for your child. Getting them accustomed to specific mealtimes, nap schedules, and morning routines similar to those at My Cubby House Early Learning will make the transition smoother. Setting a consistent bedtime will ensure they’re well-rested and ready to start each new day at child care. Encourage Independence Supporting your child’s independence before they start child care can build confidence. Encourage simple tasks, like putting on shoes, washing hands, or tidying up toys, so they feel more capable and self-assured in the child care setting. Our Queensland-approved kindergarten program focuses on fostering independence, preparing children for the school years ahead while building self-confidence. Free Kindy Program and Curriculum Elements at My Cubby House As part of our dedication to early learning, My Cubby House offers a Queensland-approved kindergarten program that includes a Free Kindy option for eligible families. This program ensures that children can access high-quality early education, designed to support their development in a nurturing and engaging environment. Our curriculum combines play-based learning with age-appropriate challenges to support all aspects of your child’s growth. Our comprehensive curriculum elements at My Cubby House focus on language, literacy, numeracy, and emotional skills. By blending structured activities with free play, we encourage children to explore, think critically, and develop a love for learning. Each child is encouraged to grow at their own pace, with personalised guidance from our experienced educators. Embrace Open Communication Transitioning to child care can be an adjustment for parents too. At My Cubby House, we believe in maintaining open communication with families. Don’t hesitate to reach out to our educators with any concerns or questions. We are here to support your family and ensure you feel confident every step of the way. Celebrate Small Wins Starting child care is a significant achievement! Celebrate your child’s small wins, whether it’s making a new friend or adapting to a new routine. Positive reinforcement can make the experience more enjoyable and help your child look forward to their days at My Cubby House. Transition Play Visits We highly encourage families to engage in play dates at MCH to assist children and families in getting to know our educators and seeing what we do each day. During transition visits, parents are welcome to spend time in our play areas with their little ones and then go home together at the end of the play visit. This helps your child familiarise with the new environment and educators as children look to parents’ and adults’ reactions and feelings when engaging with people and new environments. It is a good idea to be positive and make it fun. We invite families to spend 1-2 hours each day as much as possible before your official start date. We offer this free service to support young children’s emotional development and help them settle into our service. Families can engage in transition visits as much as they feel their little ones need. Excited to Begin the Journey? Enrol Your Child Today! Starting child care can be a positive and rewarding experience for both you and your child. At My Cubby House Early Learning, we’re here to make the transition as smooth and enjoyable as possible. Contact us today on (07) 5527 1679 to book a tour, explore our programs, and learn more about our curriculum and Free Kindy options for 2025. Let’s work together to give your child the best possible start in their early learning journey. Related links: https://mycubbyhouseearlylearning.com.au/blog/free-kindy-in-queensland/ Don’t forget to share this via Twitter, Google+, Pinterest, LinkedIn, Buffer, Digg, Tumblr, Reddit, StumbleUpon, Delicious, WhatsApp, Line and Naver.
The Importance of STEAM Learning at My Cubby House Early Learning
The Importance of STEAM Learning at My Cubby House Early Learning The Importance of STEAM Learning at My Cubby House Early Learning As parents, you want the best start for your child’s education, and that’s where STEAM (Science, Technology, Engineering, Arts, and Mathematics) learning plays a vital role. Incorporating STEAM into early childhood education helps develop important life skills and encourages a love for learning. Here’s how My Cubby House Early Learning makes STEAM an exciting part of your child’s daily experience. What Is STEAM Learning? STEAM is more than just a popular term – it’s an approach that combines five key learning areas: Science, Technology, Engineering, Arts, and Mathematics. Instead of teaching these subjects separately, STEAM connects them through hands-on activities, encouraging children to explore, question, and think creatively. This integrated way of learning ensures that children develop practical skills, like problem-solving and critical thinking, in a fun and engaging environment. Why Is STEAM Important for Your Children? Children are naturally curious, and STEAM nurtures that curiosity by providing opportunities for them to explore the world around them. Here’s how STEAM learning benefits your child: Boosts Curiosity and Creativity: By engaging in activities that allow them to experiment, build, and create, children develop an inquisitive mindset. They learn to ask questions and explore different ways to solve problems, building confidence in their ideas. Develops Essential Life Skills: Whether it’s figuring out how to build a tower with blocks or exploring how colours mix, STEAM encourages children to think critically, work together, and try out their ideas. These skills are important not only in school but also in everyday life. Encourages a Love for Learning: By making learning fun and interactive, STEAM activities help children develop a genuine interest in discovering new things. This positive attitude towards learning sets them up for a successful educational journey. Prepares for Future Success: In today’s world, many future jobs will require skills in science, technology, engineering, arts, and maths. Introducing children to STEAM early on provides a strong foundation and helps them adapt to a constantly changing world. How We Incorporate STEAM Learning At My Cubby House Early Learning, we believe that the best learning happens through play. That’s why our curriculum is filled with hands-on STEAM activities that encourage children to explore, create, and discover. Whether it’s building simple structures with blocks, experimenting with water play, or exploring colours through painting, we make sure each activity is designed to be both educational and enjoyable. Our experienced educators gently guide children through these activities, encouraging them to ask questions, test their ideas, and find solutions. This approach ensures that every child is learning at their own pace while developing a strong foundation in STEAM. How STEAM Fits into Our Curriculum We know how important it is for parents to feel confident that their child is getting the best start in life. That’s why our curriculum at My Cubby House includes elements that support STEAM learning in everyday activities. From sensory exploration to hands-on problem-solving, our approach ensures that your child is engaged, excited, and always learning something new. To learn more about the different ways we incorporate STEAM into your child’s daily routine, you can explore our curriculum elements page. Why Choose My Cubby House for Your Child’s STEAM Learning? Choosing an early learning centre is an important decision, and you want to make sure your child is in a place where they feel supported and inspired. Our focus on STEAM ensures that your child isn’t just learning – they’re gaining valuable skills that will help them thrive, now and in the future. We’re dedicated to providing a nurturing environment where your child can explore their interests, develop new skills, and grow in confidence. If you’d like to see how we can support your child’s early learning journey, get in touch with us today by calling our office at (07) 5527 1679 or visit our centre to find out more about our approach to learning. Related links: https://mycubbyhouseearlylearning.com.au/blog/play-based-learning-the-heart-of-my-cubby-houses-philosophy/ Don’t forget to share this via Twitter, Google+, Pinterest, LinkedIn, Buffer, Digg, Tumblr, Reddit, StumbleUpon, Delicious, WhatsApp, Line and Naver.
Mental Health Week (Dealing with Childhood Tantrums and Emotional Outbursts)
Mental Health Week (Dealing with Childhood Tantrums and Emotional Outbursts) Childhood tantrums and emotional outbursts are a normal part of growing up. However, they can be challenging for parents, as young children often struggle to express their feelings in constructive ways. At My Cubby House Early Learning, we understand how important it is to support children as they navigate their emotions. In this blog post, we’ll explore ways to help your child manage their tantrums, and offer guidance on how to talk to them about their feelings. What’s Childhood Tantrums? Tantrums typically occur when young children feel overwhelmed by emotions they are not yet able to regulate. Common triggers include frustration, tiredness, hunger, or even the inability to communicate their needs. While these outbursts may seem difficult to manage, they are part of a child’s development as they learn to express their feelings. At My Cubby House Early Learning, our educators are trained to recognise the early signs of a tantrum and use strategies to de-escalate the situation. Our focus is on teaching children how to identify and understand their emotions, which helps them feel more in control. Implementing the Zone of Regulation To help children better understand and regulate their emotions, the Zone of Regulation framework is actively used and implemented at our centre. Emotional concepts are introduced through emotional emojis, serving as visual aids that represent various feelings. Children engage in discussions and activities that help them identify their emotions and learn techniques to transition from feelings of frustration or sadness to a more regulated state. This approach fosters emotional awareness and provides children with practical tools to manage their feelings in a healthy and constructive way. Strategies for Dealing with Tantrums Here are some practical tips for parents dealing with childhood tantrums: Stay Calm Children look to their parents for cues on how to behave. If you remain calm during a tantrum, it will help your child feel more secure and may shorten the outburst. Take a deep breath, get down to their level, and speak in a calm, reassuring voice. Acknowledge Their Feelings Let your child know that it’s okay to feel upset. By acknowledging their emotions, you’re teaching them that feelings are valid, but there are better ways to express them. Phrases like, “I can see you’re feeling frustrated,” can help your child feel understood. Offer Choices Sometimes, tantrums stem from a feeling of a loss of control. Offering your child a choice—such as asking if they’d like to read a book or draw—can help them regain a sense of control and distract them from their frustration. Use Time-Out as a Last Resort While time-outs can be helpful in certain situations, they should be used sparingly and only after trying other methods. Time-outs can help a child calm down, but they work best when combined with discussions about feelings. How to Talk to Children About Their Feelings One of the most important aspects of dealing with childhood tantrums is teaching children how to talk about their feelings. At My Cubby House Early Learning, we encourage open communication between educators and children. Parents can follow these simple steps to foster emotional awareness at home: Label Their Emotions Teach your child the words to describe their feelings. For example, “You seem angry,” or “It looks like you’re feeling sad.” The more they can identify their emotions, the easier it will be for them to manage their reactions. Ask Questions Encourage your child to share why they are feeling a certain way. Asking questions like, “Why do you feel frustrated?” helps them reflect on their emotions and learn to problem-solve. Provide Reassurance Let your child know that all feelings are okay, but it’s important to find ways to deal with those feelings without having a tantrum. Offer alternative behaviours, such as taking deep breaths or talking to a trusted adults. Creating a Safe Learning Environment at My Cubby House At My Cubby House Early Learning, our learning environments are designed to foster emotional growth and well-being. We integrate emotional learning into our daily activities through the Zone of Regulation framework and emotional emojis, ensuring children develop the skills they need to manage their emotions constructively. Our educators create safe spaces where children feel supported, encouraged, and understood. By using play-based learning and sensory activities, we help children express themselves in a calm and creative way. This approach not only reduces the likelihood of tantrums but also nurtures the development of their emotional intelligence. If you’d like to learn more about how we support children’s emotional development or how we can help your child manage their feelings, contact us today at My Cubby House Early Learning. We’re here to provide a nurturing environment for your child to grow and thrive. Related links: https://mycubbyhouseearlylearning.com.au/blog/fostering-resilience-in-early-childhood/ Don’t forget to share this via Twitter, Google+, Pinterest, LinkedIn, Buffer, Digg, Tumblr, Reddit, StumbleUpon, Delicious, WhatsApp, Line and Naver.
Allergy Awareness at My Cubby House Ensuring Safe Eating for All Kids
Allergy Awareness at My Cubby House Ensuring Safe Eating for All Kids Ensuring the safety and well-being of all children in our care is our top priority. With the growing prevalence of food allergies, we are committed to creating a safe, inclusive, and nurturing environment where every child can thrive. This blog post will explore the importance of allergy awareness at My Cubby House and how we ensure safe eating for all children. Understanding the Importance of Allergy Awareness Food allergies affect many children and can range from mild to life-threatening. Common allergens include nuts, dairy, eggs, and gluten, which can be found in everyday foods. For parents, the fear of their child accidentally consuming an allergen can be overwhelming. That’s why at My Cubby House Early Learning, we take allergy awareness seriously and have implemented strict protocols to ensure the safety of all children. Our Commitment to Safe Eating At My Cubby House, we believe that every child deserves to feel safe and included, especially during meal and snack times. Our food preparation and serving practices are designed with the utmost care to prevent cross-contamination and accidental exposure to allergens. As a nut and egg-free service, we go the extra mile to ensure that these common allergens are completely eliminated from our centre. We work closely with parents to understand each child’s specific dietary needs and allergies. Upon enrolment, we gather detailed information about any allergies or food sensitivities your child may have. This information is then communicated to our entire staff, from the kitchen team to the educators, to ensure that everyone is aware and vigilant. For more details about our food policies, visit our Food Menu Page. Safe and Nutritious Meals Our menu at My Cubby House is carefully crafted to offer nutritious meals that cater to all children, including those with allergies. We provide a variety of meals that are free from common allergens and can offer alternatives for children with specific dietary needs. Our kitchen staff is trained in allergy awareness and food safety practices. They use separate utensils and preparation areas to avoid cross-contamination, ensuring that all meals served are safe for every child to enjoy. We also label all foods clearly so that educators and children know exactly what they are eating. Educating Children on Allergy Awareness In addition to ensuring safe eating practices, we believe in educating all children about the importance of allergy awareness. By fostering an environment of understanding and empathy, we teach children to be mindful of their peers’ dietary needs. This includes not sharing food, understanding why some children may have different meals, and learning the importance of asking questions if they are unsure about a food item. Partnering with Parents for a Safe Environment We understand that parents play a critical role in managing their child’s allergies. At My Cubby House, we encourage open communication between parents and our staff to ensure that we are fully informed about your child’s needs. We regularly review our allergy management practices and invite parents to share any concerns or updates regarding their child’s allergies. If you have any concerns about your child’s allergies or would like to discuss our allergy management practices further, please do not hesitate to contact us. We are here to support you and ensure that your child has a safe and enjoyable experience at our centre. Call us today at (07) 5527 1679 to learn more about how we can accommodate your child’s needs at My Cubby House Early Learning. Related links: https://mycubbyhouseearlylearning.com.au/blog/nutrition-tips-for-kindy-children/ Don’t forget to share this via Twitter, Google+, Pinterest, LinkedIn, Buffer, Digg, Tumblr, Reddit, StumbleUpon, Delicious, WhatsApp, Line and Naver.