Educational Milestones Expectations
At Brock Hub Family Daycare, we believe care is more than supervision — it’s intentional guidance in every area of your child’s development. Our care is driven to nurture curiosity, creativity, social skills, and emotional growth in a safe, inclusive, and engaging environment.
Infant Care (0–12 months)
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Gentle, attentive care tailored to each baby’s needs
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Stimulating activities for early cognitive and motor development
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Safe, cozy spaces for rest and play
Toddler Care (1–3 years)
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Developmental appropriate learning through play and exploration
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Social skill building, sharing, and collaborative activities
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Exposure to culture, language, music, art, and other sensory experiences
School Prep Guidance (3–5 years)
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Early language literacy, numeracy, and problem-solving
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Physical literacy - through play and physical activities to promote healthy growth
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Kindergarten readiness, fostering independence and confidence
After-School Care (5–12 years)
- Homework and study support
- Executive Skill support
- Fun and engaging activities, games, and team-building
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Safe and supportive environment before or after school
Why Families Choose Brock Hub
Safe and nurturing environment
Family centred location
Care program tailored to each child’s developmental stage through
community mindedness
Holistic care approach centred on parents/child connectivity
Participant of Affordable Childcare Benefit (ACCB)
Participant in Childcare Fund Reduction Initiative (CCFRI)
Brock Hub Family Daycare is participating in the Childcare Fee Reduction Initiative (CCFRI) and is a registered Childcare Provider with the Affordable Child Care Benefit (ACCB)
After CCFRI is applied, parent portion may be covered partially, or fully, by the Affordable Child Care Benefit. For further information you may contact the Ministry of Education and Childcare to learn about the ACCB.
If you'd rather, please reach out to us so we can help you understand your family's full daycare fee coverage
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