Sentence examples for preschool it from inspiring English sources

A decade or so ago, when it was time to send my children to preschool, it never occurred to me to do anything else.

Even aside from the attraction of free preschool, "it's worth it for the curriculum they cover," says Ms. Grygiel, whose 6-year-old attended the school but whose 4-year-old washed out in the lottery (after they had bought their own home).

The program was based on the theories of a developmental psychologist named David Olds, who argues that, by the time children who are born into high-risk homes get to preschool, it's often already too late, from a developmental standpoint, to make effective interventions in their lives.

When they get dropped off at preschool, it doesn't matter that it's the most expensive one in town.

Cuomo has already complained about the high cost of preschool; it remains to be seen if he'll put his money where his mouth is.

As the founder of Abundant Beginnings and Forest Freedom Preschool, it is part of my commitment to black freedom to build resilience in our babies, build allyship in non-black babies and support all parents and caregivers in best practices for raising children in white supremacist America – and of late in overtly fascist America – so that our children may build thriving black futures.

The French government runs subsidized day care centers and free preschools; it even helps pay for physiotherapy to get a new mother's abdominal and vaginal muscles back in shape.

If some of those shows don't ring a bell – even though you're a parent of a preschooler – it's because they're not among some of Nick Jr 'smore popular programs, like Dora, Bubble Guppies, Umizoomi, Wallykazam!, or PAW Patrol.

Already, some of the nuns at the preschool say, it is less easy to talk to a younger generation about a religious vocation than it was to speak with their older brothers and sisters a decade ago.

Like all preschool projects it was no doubt more fun to do then to watch.

While learning was "the cost of entry" in the preschool business, it was "no longer a differentiator," she added.