Rita Palashewski and Rebecca McLaughlin Share the Untold Secrets of Daycare
NEW YORK–December 2, 2014–Morgan James Publishing’s (www.Morgan-James.com) new release Daycare Diaries: Unlocking the Secrets and Dispelling the Myths Through TRUE STORIES of Daycare Experiences by Rebecca McLaughlin and Rita Palashewski offers parents a realistic look at the positive and negative experiences daycare programs can offer.
With a rise in the number of working parents, it’s no surprise that the daycare industry has been rapidly expanding. As daycare has become a greater necessity, families are now more in need of information to guide them in choosing the right daycare. How do parents know the questions to ask and the signs to look for that would indicate a quality daycare program? In their new book, Daycare Diaries, McLaughlin and Palashewski answer these questions, showing parents the best way to navigate the daycare system.
Daycare Diaries takes p
arents through the doors of home daycares and childcare centers to provide a “behind the scenes” peek into a world that few ever get to see. Told through a unique collection of true daycare stories, each offering its own important lesson, parents as well as providers will begin to understand what constitutes a high quality childcare program and compare it to their own daycare services being offered or received. As daycare programs can vary, these stories will highlight not only the important benefits of a great childcare program, but shed light on the red flags and warning signs that indicate a poor childcare program as well.
With over 30 years of combined experience in the daycare field, McLaughlin and Palashewski offer a compelling and entertaining “must read” guide to childcare with Daycare Diaries. It will bring valuable insight and knowledge to all parents, whether new to daycare or daycare users for years, and will ultimately leave them feeling more confident of what the ideal daycare should look like for their child.
If you would like more information about this topic, or to schedule an interview with Rebecca McLaughlin or Rita Palashewski, please call Rick Frishman at 516.620.2528 Ext.101.
About the Authors:
Originally from Watertown, CT, Rebecca McLaughlin entered the daycare world in 1993 when she moved to Minnesota. After starting out as a teacher for a large corporate daycare, she worked her way up to become the assistant director and finally director. For the past 15 years, McLaughlin has successfully run a daycare within her own home. She currently lives in New Prague, Minnesota with seven children of her own.
The mother of four, Rita Palashewski first opened her childcare center in 2000, licensed for 90 children, after being disappointed with her first child’s daycare experience. Palashewski still runs her center and has cared for the children of hundreds of families with the help of 13 other staff members. Originally born in Lebanon, she grew up in Los Angeles, California, then moved to Minnesota after getting married, where she currently lives in Burnsville.
More About This Title:
Daycare Diaries: Unlocking the Secrets and Dispelling Myths Through TRUE STORIES of Daycare Experiences written by Rebecca McLaughlin and Rita Palashewski will be released by Morgan James Publishing on December 2, 2014. Daycare Diaries—ISBN 978-1630473136—has 190 pages and is being sold as a trade paperback for $16.95 and hardcover for $36.95.
About Morgan James Publishing:
Morgan James Publishing provides entrepreneurs with the vital information, inspiration, and guidance they need to be successful. Morgan James Publishing, The Entrepreneurial Publisher™, was recognized by Publisher’s Weekly, for two consecutive years, on their fast growing press list and was reported as being the future of publishing by Jay Conrad Levinson.
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