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There are 961 home daycare provider in Vermont. Below are the most common searches.
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Addison (62) Bennington (69) Caledonia (66) Chittenden (177) |
Franklin (134) Grand Isle (19) Lamoille (46) Orange (38) |
Orleans (65) Rutland (88) Washington (90) Windham (39) |
Windsor (60) |
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Brown, Katina Fair Haven, VT 05743 (802) 278-8181 |
Description: Time out for the age of the child, have a child apologize to another child if wrong doing was involved. Explain to the child why they were corrected and guide them in a more positive direction. Manners are very important and will be used. |
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Lacasse, Dianne St Johnsbury, VT 05819 (802) 748-6978 |
Description: We are grandparents and very accustomed to closely monitoring the children, explaining the rules to them, and generally catching and preventing any bad behavior before it happens. We do not believe in any for of discipline, particularly for children below |
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Gemignani, Scott Middlebury, VT 05753 (802) 349-7464 |
Description: We attempt to create unconditional positive regard so children feel safe in our environment. By asking questions, we allow the child to maintain control, while supplying direction to make good choices. Our program is based on the best aspects of multiple |
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Snow, Michelle Pownal, VT 05261 (802) 753-7007 |
Description: We try redirection and encourage positive behavior. We have a thinking section when they need some alone time. We will try and allow them to work out issues between themselves unless it is obvious they need to be separated. |
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Walker, Joyce Westminster, VT 05158 (802) 722-9638 |
Description: We use guidance and positive reinforcement which help to minimize the inappropriate behavior. When such behavior comes out we redirect with a calm down time and talk to the child about what they are feeling and ways to make better choices when faced with |