Busselton Early Education in Busselton, Western Australia | Childcare service

Busselton Early Education

Locality: Busselton, Western Australia

Phone: +61 8 9752 1337

Address: 39 Carey Street Busselton 6280 Busselton, WA, Australia

Website: http://www.beecentre.com.au/

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25.01.2022 Happy Birthday Sarah. Wishing you a lovely day. Thank you so much for all that you do for us all. xx

25.01.2022 Do you have a shy or socially anxious child? This video is for you! - Thank you ParentTV

23.01.2022 Happy Early Childhood Educators Day to our team! We are so proud of your commitment, love and care you provide to our beautiful Bee children everyday. Thank you for all that you do, not just today but every single day, you are all very much appreciated. ... #earlychildhoodeducatorsday #LoveMyECE

21.01.2022 Pure happiness!

20.01.2022 Hold up a picture of a pig to a group of preschoolers and say: "The pig says 'moo'!" What will they say? This video looks at how by questioning authority, our children are learning things in their own way. https://www.facebook.com/watch/?v=2536764969908693... Thank you ParentTV

18.01.2022 Why movement and play are crucial in childhood - Thank you ParentTV https://parenttv.com//why-movement-and-play-are-crucial-i/

17.01.2022 Happy Birthday to our wonderful Deb Bradbury.. Thank you so much for all that you do for us.. We all hope you have a beeautiful day ... Lots of Love Bee Staff xx

17.01.2022 To all the Dads out there.. Happy Fathers Day.. Our Bee Friends thoroughly enjoyed making their presents for their Dads. Hope you all have had a great Fathers Day

16.01.2022 RESHARING THIS POWERFUL MESSAGE ABOVE AND FROM ONE OF MY FAVORITE ACCOUNTS @_grobrain "Today is the start of maternal mental health week. ... We want to start by acknowledging and normalising how hard parenting is. PARENTING IS HARD. We have spoken to hundreds of parents over the years. The following list are some of the thoughts we've heard many struggling parents genuinely believe about themselves. Let's debunk every single one of them now. Finding it hard does NOT mean any of the following: you're a bad parent. you don't know what you're doing. your baby/toddler/child doesn't like you. you aren't cut out for it. you're a failure. you're a fraud. you're doing it all wrong. there is something terrible wrong with you. you should be guilty or ashamed. you will always feel this way. you will always struggle. your child would have been better off somewhere else. everyone but you feels this way. you don't love your children. You're finding it hard, because it IS hard. Not because you're a bad parent. Sometimes people experience intense struggles and need to access additional support. This is because on top of how hard parenting is, they have extra pressures that need handling. That's tough! If this is you, still NONE of the list above applies to you! Not one. If you're finding it extra tough and feel you need help, perhaps due to postnatal depression or anxiety, please seek out support from your local GP or Health Visitor. They can put a plan in place to help you access the support you need. If you are reading this and you need additional support, you are NOT a failure. You're a modern day Mum who needs a bit of a hand. Needing a hand is perfectly OK. Parenting is hard." - @_grobrain

15.01.2022 This is so true.. Thank you ParentTV. Do you have a good sleep routine that works? Please feel free to share and comment below what works for you and your family

13.01.2022 A hug makes everything better

13.01.2022 Science Week - Fizzy Sand The children explore fizzy sand and what happens when bicarb and vinegar mix!

11.01.2022 Great tips thank you Maggie Dent

11.01.2022 Helping Jade look after our plants

10.01.2022 We are all set up for some wonderful new adventures this week

09.01.2022 Food for thought!

09.01.2022 This week we have been celebrating NAIDOC week, and have been doing a lot of activities including looking at pictures and patterns, painting, listening to dream time songs and a Didgeridoo, just to name a few activities. 'Always was, always will be' #naidocweek2020, #NAIDOC2020,#alwayswasalwayswillbe, #beecentre, #busseltonearlyeducation, #busseltonearlyedu #earlylearning, #busselton

07.01.2022 Mindfulness and Growth Mindset https://parenttv.com//vide/mindfulness-and-growth-mindset/ Thank you ParentTV

07.01.2022 Our Turtles have been enjoying exploring the sensory garden this morning, looking for frogs in the pond

06.01.2022 We are currently expanding!! Join our Bee Team Cert III Trainee, Cert III & casual qualified positions currently available..... The Cert III Trainee will need to: - Be over 18 years old - Have a willingness to study and learn on the job - Have a passion for children and their learning - Be able to work within a team and follow lead from mentors - Be available for full day shifts If you would like to join and to be a part of a supportive work environment with opportunities to advance your career.. Please email your Resume to Sarah: [email protected] Applications close COB Friday 4th September 2020

06.01.2022 Did you know that there are six stages of attachment that all children ideally progress through in the first six years of life? Not experiencing one or more of these stages can actually have an impact on a child's actions and behaviours later in life AND through into adulthood! In this fascinating video, Dr Vanessa Lapointe, R Psych discusses the stages of attachment, how you can connect with your child during each stage and what potential consequences there are later in life... for children who miss specific stages! View the whole video here: http://bit.ly/2DWM3OK Thank you ParentTV

05.01.2022 Today is World Kindness Day "In a world where you can be anything, be kind"

05.01.2022 Bee School Ready.. With our Busy bee Pre-Kindy Program, we will help to prepare your child for their school adventure! Limited spaces available for 2021, enrol now to join our Bee Family and to see the difference we can make. ... Bee on Carey (08) 9752 1337 E: [email protected]

05.01.2022 10 things every parent needs to know.. Thank you Maggie Dent

03.01.2022 Starting out looking for childcare can raise many questions! For more FAQ's please head to our website, or please feel free to send us a message. Q: How quickly do you expect children to settle in?... A: All children adjust differently to the new routine of Early Education and the physical environment. This will vary depending on each individual child, however we expect most children to settle into Bee within the first fortnight. We aim to establish nurturing relationships with each child that will assist the settling process. Whatever the situation, we at Bee do not allow children to become distressed for a long period and will notify you if required.

03.01.2022 Great read thank you Maggie Dent

02.01.2022 Client Testimonial We just love hearing feedback from our Bee Families...Thank you

02.01.2022 Educators have an ideal opportunity to help shape the behaviour of the kids in their care. With their knowledge, skills and understanding of children and their needs, they’re uniquely placed to positively impact their development and set them up for success. Behavioural specialist, Jason Gibson, explains how. https://parenttv.com//how-early-learning-educators-can-he/

01.01.2022 Jumping into Monday like....