Wood Horse Early Learning

• Teresa Spicer
  
  
  (April 24, 2017, 3:51 pm)

  My child has attended Wood Horse for ten months as their first daycare center, starting when they were 18 months. I am still thrilled with Cassandra and Emmett's professional skills and engagement in building a stimulating yet kind and comforting daily routine, and especially their experience and skills other handling conflicts and occasions when several children need attention at the same time. I have seen them handle shoving and toy stealing immediately and successfully (few or no tears, clear messaging to offending child that the behavior was not okay because it violated another child's rights, clear communication to offending child that they are still loved) as they outline in the written guidance plan.
  
  When I pick up my child, they are happy to see me but basically calm. The children are playing, no one is tired or cranky, the atmosphere is happy. When I drop my child off, there is an adult lap to plop down in for them to settle in, and either adult-guided play with other children to join or an offer of any book of their choice to be read to them (because Cassandra and Emmett know my child's favorite activity is reading). Generally, all six kids get to plop down in an adult lap to fill up on closeness first thing in the morning, which is wonderful.
  
  Activities are well-organized. When turns have to be taken (to wash hands before meals, to paint at the easel, etc), how the turns will be taken is clear and each child's fair turn is protected while comfort and alternate activities offered children struggling with waiting or to avoid "waiters" getting too focused on wanting their turn immediately.
  
  In addition, Cassandra and Emmett generously offer their entertainment skills to the children - singing, guitar playing, nose flute playing, mouth harp playing, marionettes, drawing with sidewalk chalk, and probably more I haven't happened to walk in on or hear about. They cook for them from scratch every day.
  
  A little community has sprung up around Wood Horse, and Cassandra and Emmett are invited to the children's birthday parties and sometimes parents', too. Last time, Cassandra and Emmett arrived after all the children had, and Cassandra was greeted by a sequence of hugging children when she sat down on the floor. The children often alternate between us parents and Cassandra and/or Emmett as they play at the parties. Wood Horse is a very special place to leave your child in warm and competent hands!

• Timothy DeWein
  
  
  (May 15, 2016, 5:48 pm)

  I met Emmett and Cassandra shortly after they moved here from Colorado. I knew they had both worked in early childhood development and said they wanted to open their own center behind their home here in San Antonio. I thought to myself, "Oh great, babysitting in a garage".
  
  Over the next few months I watched as they transformed their space into a top notch learning and play space that rivals any I've ever seen. It's bright, fresh and clean inside and out with all new fixtures, cabinets, lighting, and air conditioning. There are colorful rugs for playtime and sturdy new furniture and bookcases, all finished by Emmett and Cassandra.
  
  You can feel the patience and loving care they've taken with their new venture. Knowing they put the same into their students makes me wish I was a kid again!

Wood Horse Early Learning

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Wood Horse Early Learning is a small day care based in San Antonio, Texas. We specialize in working with children between eighteen months and five years old. Our mission at Wood Horse Early Learning is to support families by providing exceptional childcare.

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What is provided by wood horse early learning? Wood Horse provides morning and afternoon snacks daily. We ask families to provide a lunch from home as We do not provide drop-in care. Can I visit my child throughout the day? We have an open door policy at Wood Horse Early Learning and parents...

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Wood Horse Early Learning is a small day care that specializes in working with children between 18 months and 5... Wood Horse Early Learning is a licensed and insured home daycare in Alta Vista offering a unique play based program for toddlers 18 months and older.

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Wood Horse Early Learning is run by a married couple who have been in the field of Early Childhood Education for over ten years. San Antonio, TX 78212. 210-502-1384 210-502-1384 | Company Website.

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Wood Horse Early Learning is a small day care that specializes in working with children between 18 months and 5... Wood Horse Early Learning is a licensed and insured home daycare in Alta Vista offering a unique play based program for toddlers 18 months and older.

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He has done an exceptional job providing a safe and nurturing environment for our daughter to develop both socially and emotionally. Further, we have deeply appreciated the friendly coaching that Emmett has provided to us to improve our ability at home to assure a consistent learning environment."

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"Cassandra is a true innovator in early childhood development. She is continuously improving her techniques and tactics to bring the most out of each and every child. She does not employ an one size fits all approach, but truly tailors her strategies to bring the most out of the children in her care.

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