Our recent survey results from the Young Wonder’s Early Childhood Center are back! We thought we’d share a few tidbits with you all:

• I always fell welcomed. I like the rules and questions that are asked every day about my child.
• Young Wonders is the best care provider in my experience because they are picky when it comes to our children.
• My daughter loves coming to the center every day.
• I really like the feedback about how my child’s day was when I come to pick up. I feel the written and verbal communication is great.
• We were very pleased with the parent teacher conference held to discuss different ways to handle some of the behaviors. It was a great idea to have a notebook that the teacher can write in before they leave.
• The activities and environment provided help speed up the things I’m already teaching.
• It makes me feel better about keeping my children there because I always see the place cleaned or getting cleaned.
• I love this place!
• I love that my child has a writing journal and sits for some circle activities.

If you have any to add about our fantastic center, add them in the comments section please. Hope to hear from you!

A Community Art Exhibition: Celebration of Childhood will take place 6-8 p.m. during the First Friday Art Walk on April 2 at the YWCA Binghamton! The artwork will remain on exhibit throughout the month of April in honor of the Month of the young Child

This year’s theme is: “Play: Where Learning Begins” and the community is invited to submit a two- or three-dimensional work that relates to the emotional, physical, developmental and/or cultural issues surrounding infancy and childhood. An artist’s statement addressing the content of the artwork must be included.

Log on to http://www.binghamton-aeyc.org or contact Christine Duffy-Webb, Binghamton Association for the Education of Young Children, at christineduffywebb@yahoo.com or (607) 648-5201 or 222-7520.

Also, the BAEYC/BCC 30th Annual Children’s Fair will run from 10 a.m. to 2 p.m. on April 17 at the BCC Student Center. Admission is $3/child or $10/families with four or more children, adults free with a non-perishable food donation to CHOW.