Franklin Lakes Early Learning Center
730 Franklin Lake Rd., Franklin Lakes, 07417
7:15am-6pm / 201.847.8030
Contact: [email protected]
Full Day Childcare
Care provided for Ages: 6 wks. - 5 yrs.
FULL DAY CHILDCARE offers:
- Primary Caregivers are assigned to each child
- Open, two-way communication between Parent and Teacher
- Music, Physical Education, & Foreign Language Enrichments
- Family Events
- Certified Childcare Staff
- Curriculum that meets NJ Preschool Standards
NEW! Full Family Membership Offer
Full Day Childcare SPECIAL OFFERS for a FULL FAMILY MEMBERSHIP
JUST GOT A WHOLE LOT BETTER!
# of Days Enrolled: |
Standard Monthly Rate: |
Percentage Reduction: |
Childcare Adjusted Rate: |
| 5 Days per week | $93 | 100% | FREE! |
| 4 Days per week | $93 | 75% | $23 Monthly |
| 2-3 Days per week | $93 | 50% | $47 Monthly |
GREAT SAVINGS!
JOINER’S FEE WAIVED ($135 Value)
Please ask for details. Offer is subject to change.
Please Note:
There are no refunds or credits on existing Memberships in effect. Daycare promotion can begin at time of current expiration date. Rates subject to change. Only valid for Membership Monthly Draft Option. For Full Family Members only. Questions? Contact: [email protected]
BABYGRAM
In order to keep the most accurate and up to date information on your child, please fill out the Babygram which you can complete & submit to us.
Infant Care Plan
In order to keep the most accurate and up to date information on your child in the Infant Room, we use a google form which you can complete & submit to us. At any time after your initial submission, you can revisit the form to update it!
PRINTABLE FORMS & DOCUMENTS
Quarter Units
The Early Childhood Curriculum outlines weekly themes and specific academic content while including character trait education, colors, shapes, letters, and numbers. These component guide teachers in their strategic and creative planning of age appropriate and “hands on” experiences, lessons, and activities in conjunction with the New Jersey and National Standards of care, safety and learning.
Childcare Closing Schedule:
Director Orientation:
Remind.com
Access Your Childcare Tax Statement:
To access your account: www.wyckoffymca.org/ManageAccount
- Enter your email address and password in the first box “I WANT TO SIGN INTO MY ACCOUNT” on the left side of the screen. Select Login.
- To reset your password: Select Forgot your password? A secure link will be emailed prompting you to create a password. Your password must be at least 7 characters and contain at least one capital letter and one number.
Your account details will display.
Select the Year-end childcare statement on the left portion of the screen under Billing Info - Tax Statement.
Questions? Contact the Business office at 201-891-2081.
Connect your Membership
The YMCA Online Portal will enhance your Membership and Program Registration experience!
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Register for Programs faster and easier
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View or print receipts from home
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Easy access to manage your Profile to keep us up to date
Policies:
Policy on the Release of Children
Termination & Suspension Policy
Universal Health Form (Submit to Director annually)
Department of Children and Families Information to Parents
Social Media and Technology Television Use Policy
LEARNING CHECKLISTS
“I wish my Child came with an Instruction Manual!”
Have you ever found yourself feeling this way!? Well here is a great age group checklist from the CDC.
You can use it to help guide you as you navigate your child’s unique journey of growth, development, and learning.
Remember- every child is on their own path and may show excelled skills in some areas, while still working on other areas. Using checklists such as these help professionals and parents alike ensure that every child is getting exposure to activities in all 5 Learning Domains - Social, Emotional, Cognitive, Language, and Physical- to make sure they are well rounded in their skills and abilities!
Click Below for Printable Guides!
Parent Resources
Here at the Wyckoff Family YMCA we understand that being home with young children 24/7 is uncharted territory for many of our families! Please visit these resources for information on ways you can make your time at home healthy, safe, and developmentally appropriate! Remember- taking care of yourself helps you be your best for your family!
Talking to Children About COVID-19
It is very important to remember that children look to adults for guidance on how to react to stressful events. If parents seem overly worried, children’s anxiety may rise. Parents should reassure children that health and school officials are working hard to ensure that people throughout the country stay healthy.
11 Questions Parents May Have About Coronavirus
Here are some answers to common questions.
Preparing for School Closings and Tips for Parenting
We didn’t ask for this, but now that it’s here, let’s make it work. School closures, social distancing, and self-isolation are stressful, but we can use this time to focus on what matters to our families. We’ve got tools and tips. Let’s get prepared.
How to Work from Home When You Have Kids
For many working parents and for the organizations that employ them, remote work is a go-to move for increasing work/life balance, productivity, and retention. How do avoid the distractions and interruptions that can compromise your performance? Here's some ways to balance it all!
Pregnancy & Breastfeeding
What is the risk to pregnant women of getting COVID-19? Is it easier for pregnant women to become ill with the disease? If they become infected, will they be more sick than other people?
