Creches in South Africa

Using a creches in South Africa offers a parent a formal and structured day of care for their children. Many parents prefer to employ the services of a crèche.

Here are the benefits of using creches in South Africa:

1. Creches in South Africa prepares your child for school

Children benefit immensely from mixing with other children and will therefore be more prepared and better equipped when it comes to starting school. They will also adapt easily to a learning environment, have greater social skills and they will feel more secure in a different environment. creches in South Africa will also help your child develop confidence in relating to adults.

On another note creches in South Africa will have encouraged your child to find and use a tissue for their nose, wash their hands, tidy toys and realise they sometimes have to wait for things and take turns

Understanding what is expected of them, having been at creche, they will have a good idea of how to behave.

2. Creches in South Africa encourages playtime

Your child will have a chance to play and learn in a group and one-to-one with a member of staff. They will also benefit from playing with other children, as this can help them to gain confidence and develop their social skills.

An active toddler is likely to remain active later, so it is important to encourage activities both indoors and outdoors. You want your children to love the great outdoors, not the TV, one thing you don’t see at a nursery is a television. At home it is very easy to turn on the TV to give yourself some time off. Play is vitally important as your children will develop muscle control, balance and coordination.

The range of messy play activities at a nursery are far greater than can possibly be available at home, including water, sand, paint and glue.

3. Creches in South Africa supports potty training

If you send your children to creche for several days a week, potty training will prove a breeze. Potty training is obviously not a sole reason to send your children to nursery, but in terms of generally lifestyle assistance, every little help.

4. Creches in South Africa helps children develop social skills and make friends

Socialising with other children is vital for your child’s successful development. They will be eager to engage with their peers and become aware of the attachment they feel towards children they regularly play with.

Toddlers get a lot out of being with other children. Nothing that you can do can make up for the excitement that other children provide.

5. Creches in South Africa also benefits parents

Your children are being looked after by nursery practitioners who have had a decent night’s sleep, enjoy their work and are paid to change nappies, manage tantrums and clear up food thrown on the floor. Parents feel more relaxed after having a break from their children, which can only be a good thing for parent and child.

Nursery workers witness the behaviour of our children from a completely different perspective and through experience. They can be relied upon to offer constructive advice and opinion on the development of our children.