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play equipment, including a sandbox, slide, tricycles and push and pull toys.
"They are a lot of fun," said Mrs. Wemer, adding that she enjoys seeing the kids learning every day. "It is hard work but it is very rewarding," she said.
She explains that once, kids start school after having been in childcare, they tend to do better in school.
She serves breakfast, lunch, and morning and afternoon snacks, taken from a USDA menu. Typical breakfast fare could be cereal, toast, fruit, pancakes or waffles. Milk is always served; USDA guidelines require milk being served with breakfast and lunch.
Snacks could be cheese crackers, celery and carrot sticks, juice and fruit, and lunch might include chicken nuggets, vegetables, fruit and milk.
The maximum number of children Mrs. Wemer is licensed for is 12. Right now she hopes to have one more child sign up. When that happens, she will be able to hire someone part-time to help her during mealtimes and various other chores. She cares for children mainly from age 1 to 5, though she will care for older siblings too if their younger sibling is already there.
For more information, call Mrs. Wemer at 675-1378.
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