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We aren't just a daycare in Smyrna, we are a premier early education and child care experience for children and families. We are conveniently located, just minutes down the road from Church Street Park on Church Road.
Infant, Toddler, Early preschool, Preschool, Pre-kindergarten, Kindergarten, After school
King Springs Elementary School, Smyrna Elementary School, Teasley Elementary School and Nickajack Elementary School
“When it comes to early learning, Primrose shares the same goal as parents – we aim to maximize a child’s learning during a very important time in his life. We believe, and our outcomes show, that the most effective way to help each child reach her full potential is to ensure she is exposed to information in different ways using a balance of proven learning theories.”
Dr. Gloria Julius shares Pointers for Parents that can help you teach your child about the importance of making and keeping promises.
Each year as the school year hits full swing, we enter what is commonly referred to as cold and flu season.
Every parent knows that fostering healthy habits in children is important, but there is no instruction manual for how to go about it. In the middle of a tantrum or a broccoli boycott, it can even seem like giving in to unhealthy habits is the only option. But healthy habits are some of the most crucial behaviors children can learn, and they can be taught successfully with a little preparation and a lot of encouragement.
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Some kids are bullies, and others are the targets of bullying. And no parent wants their child on either side of this equation.
Overly strict parenting typically results in either rebellious, angry children or children who don’t develop a healthy ability to speak for themselves.
It’s never too early to help your child develop positive character traits.
Whether you’re an infant or an adult, regular exercise is one of the key ingredients to developing physical skills.
There’s no question that parents want their preschoolers to grasp the basics of colors, numbers and letters to foster a lifetime of learning.