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Sarah Remes is the heart behind Circle of Love Daycare, a family child care program she has lovingly operated for over 23 years. A proud University of Michigan alumna, Sarah studied child psychology, equipping her with the knowledge and skills to provide nurturing care tailored to each child’s developmental needs. As a strong Christian, she fosters an inclusive and welcoming environment where every child is treated like family. Sarah’s passion for child care is driven by her belief that love and guidance in the early years help shape confident, kind, and compassionate individuals.
Testimonials
“I’ve been blessed to have my son in Miss Sarah’s care for a year now and I have had a wonderful experience! I’m so grateful for the Christ centered and nurturing environment for my son to grow and develop in. She provides excellent care and teaching. Highly reccomend!”
“Ms Sarah is amazing! She made our transition to a daycare a walk in the park. She has treated our son like her own. We have noticed such an improvement with his speech and his knowledge. Having someone who you can genuinely trust with your child is a blessing. And the structure has helped us tremendously !!!! If you are looking for someone for your toddler don’t hesitate, she’s one of a kind and your children will be in great hands!”
“I really enjoyed my experience with Ms. Sarah. She is very friendly and sympathetic to your needs, if she could be any help she was always there personally. She has an amazing preschool curriculum and her daycare is Christian based so I loved that my grandson learned about Jesus. I would give Ms. Sarah 20 stars if I could.”
Philosophy
Our curriculum is focused on emphasizing Social, Emotional and Spiritual Development and is stylized to each child’s individual learning needs.
From the earliest years, a child should be exposed to a wide variety of experiences, social contacts, professional guidance and Christ centered activities. These opportunities will ensure desirable growth in your child.
It’s my philosophy that children primarily learn by what they do. It’s my goal for the children to have the kinds of experiences and activities that will contribute to each child’s cognitive, physical, social, emotional and spiritual growth.
Location
We are located in a quiet neighborhood in Westland.
About our program
I Convey, through all aspects of this program, that each child is highly valued as a child of God. That he/she is loved and appreciated for who they are rather than what they do. Learning to play and playing to learn is our motto. The “work” of children is their “play” so I play with the children and offer them freedom to creatively express themselves daily. I promote individual self-esteem, independence, cooperation, peacemaking and decision making by providing developmentally appropriate activities on a daily basis. I Teach the taking care of their physical needs and help them to develop the use of their bodies. I provide daily opportunities to help every child develop appreciation for good nutrition, proper rest, and, for observing sound health rules. Daily we experience developmental learning through age appropriate play, sharing, conversation time, story time, singing, dancing, marching and walking games, finger plays and creative art. I also believe that early childhood should be a time of fun, warmth, security, exploring and discovery – we nurture and encourage these qualities.