Planting Memories: A Family Spring & Earth Day Celebration
At AMC, we love bringing families together to create lasting memories and strengthen bonds. Family engagement is crucial in building trust and supporting one another as we grow. This Spring…
Learning, Growing, Thriving: The Heart of Our Curriculum
Our curriculum fosters curiosity, creativity, and growth, blending hands-on learning with activities that nurture each child’s strengths and interests. We support academic and personal development, from building social-emotional skills to…
The Magic of Reading Together: Building Bonds Through Books
Reading with your children goes beyond teaching them to read—it’s an opportunity to create special moments, ignite their imaginations, and foster a lifelong love for learning. When you share stories…
Spring is in the Air
Spring has sprung! Flowers bloom, birds sing, and the sun feels a little warmer. For young children, it’s the perfect time to explore, learn, and grow. Spring teaches kids about…
Building Inclusivity: The Power of Autism Awareness and Unity Through Art
Autism awareness is key to creating an inclusive and compassionate community. Introducing children to autism early on helps nurture empathy, kindness, and respect for differences. When children recognize that everyone…
Monthly Value: Kindness to Animals
Respect for animals is a fundamental value that shapes our relationship with the world. Teaching children to care for animals fosters empathy, compassion, and responsibility. When we instill this respect,…
Celebrate Spring with Outdoor-Themed Crafts for Preschoolers
Outdoor-themed crafts not only give kids a chance to explore their creativity, but they also help little ones connect with nature and develop fine motor skills.
Referral Program
Did you know that if you refer a friend to All My Children, you’ll receive a 5% tuition discount after their first month? It’s our way of saying thanks for…
Dressing for the Season
With the weather warming up, please continue sending your child in a light jacket, as we’ll be enjoying some outdoor time. Also, kindly ensure your child wears closed-toe shoes, as…
Raising a Problem Solver, Not a People Pleaser
We can raise kids to be confident problem solvers—children who think for themselves, speak up, and find solutions, rather than being people-pleasers.