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CALL US (08) 6189 1616
If you’re looking for Child Care with a difference, you’re in the right place.
At Read 2 Grow Early Learning Child Care, our curriculum is based around a proven concept in early learning that combines literacy, multi-sensory play and quality care.
Research shows the first five years of a child’s life are the most important when it comes to their development, so your choice of child care is vital.
We believe quality child care is more than meeting the minimum standards.
It should combine an individualised, nurturing approach with a proven early learning curriculum that inspires their imagination through play and fosters a lifelong love of learning.
That’s what you get at Read 2 Grow Early Learning Child Care. We’re very confident you and your child will love it, so please take your time to look around our site.
Plus, to celebrate our grand opening, we’re offering you a chance to win FREE childcare for a year with us. See below for all the details…
Loving care like they receive at home is the focus of what we do
It’s busy times being a toddler! At this age children are creators and explorers
Pre-kindy is all action! Here children explore their world in a more formal way
As well as a world of fun and activity our focus in Kindy is the foundations for success
A “cradle cap”, also known as “seborrheic dermatitis”, is perfectly normal and nothing to be afraid of. It can alarm some parents but it is usually nothing at all. Here we’ll look at how to manage a cradle cap. Symptoms of Cradle Cap Cradle cap usually appears as white flaky ‘crackles’ on your baby’s scalp…
Constipation is a sometimes distressing condition for children and parents alike. It’s rarely serious, though it may at times become so. Here we’ll be looking at the typical causes of constipation and how to deal with it. What is constipation? This is essentially when a child or adult is unable to go to the toilet…
Although it is sometimes questioned, the role of strong physical play is important in healthy child development. So, you should not worry if your child likes rough and tumble play and expects you to join in! Examples of physical play Almost all children love spending time exercising their bodies in a play context. Even from…