Little Star Academy

[Sandra Grady]

Myson has only been with Manar for 2 months, but it's obvious she absolutely adores him. He started when he just turned 1. He is a very particular baby, with bottles, naps, etc. and she did everything she could to meet him exactly where he was comfortable, while also managing the other kids' needs. She isn't a super warm person when you first meet her, it's just her personality, but she will instantly do what she can to unconditionally love and care for your kid. I will be sad when he goes to preschool. They go to the park almost everyday, she makes food from scratch (being very careful on my son's egg allergy), and the care is very affordable. Highly recommended!

My son attended Manar's daycare for about a year starting at 11 months old and we were very happy with his care. She has a large indoor play space and a huge backyard which my son loved. It was my son's first daycare experience and I was impressed that he took to her and to the other kids right away. He hardly ever got upset at drop off, in fact he was excited to go. I think that demonstrates how welcoming her and her space is. She was also instrumental in helping him through a lot of developmental milestones (learning to walk, talk, feed himself, try new foods, transition from bottle to sippy cup, etc.). Her wonderful and sweet daughters were often around when they weren't in school and also helped with the kids. My son loved her daughters as well they were like big sisters. I highly recommend Manar!

My daughter Maia spent almost 3 years in the care of Manar. She always loved to go there. Manar is a very good person, with a lot of love and more patience i could ever have!! The kids would play in her big yard, go to the park or play inside the house. Manar would provide very healthy meals (lots of veggies and fruits) and can help with potty training.

She would also take care of my older daughter who's on the autism spectrum (5 years old) sometimes. She is a natural!

I highly recommend Manar and the little stars!!

Both my kids have been attending Little Stars. First my son started when he was 6 months old and stayed there until he was three. Then my daughter joined her brother when she was 6 months old. I am so thankful I was able to find Manar who has been providing for them lots of attention, care, love, food and learning experiences. Both my kids love Manar and of course her delightful, kind and so well educated daughters. If you have questions, please feel free to call me: 415.702.7529.

Unlock The Modeling Potential Of Your ChildExplore Modeling Opportunities and Help Your Little Star Shine!Find Model CallsPreparing for a baby modeling photoshoot can be an exciting yet also challenging experience. As a parent, you want to ensure that your little one is comfortable, happy, and ready to shine in front of the camera. From selecting the right outfits to keeping them fed and entertained, there are several key steps you can take to make the photoshoot a success.

Ensure that the baby modeling photoshoot location is warm enough to keep the baby cozy. Babies are sensitive to temperature changes, so it is crucial to maintain a comfortable and consistent temperature in the shooting location.

If possible, avoid using bright artificial lights that may startle or bother the baby. Try to make arrangements regarding the lighting during the photoshoot. Harsh lighting can be unsettling for babies, so opt for soft, natural light whenever possible, so it can gently illuminate their features.

To potentially help the baby feel more at ease with the unusual circumstances, consider incorporating familiar items or props into the baby modeling photoshoot. Such items potentially can be their beloved toy, blanket, or any other item that they familiarly associate with comfort and security.

Goes without saying, but having a parent or other person closely familiar to the baby present during the modeling photoshoot can provide reassurance and comfort to the little star. The familiar presence of a loved one can help soothe any anxiety or unease the baby may feel when suddenly finding itself in an unfamiliar setting.

Also, select outfits that fit well and allow your baby to move comfortably. Once you find the sort of outfits that work well for auditions and photoshoots, continue using them for future casting calls with minor modifications whenever needed.

Finally, arguably most importantly, keep the outfit simple and avoid excessive layers that may cause discomfort for the baby during the photoshoot. Choose clothes that your baby feels comfortable in to ensure they are at ease during the whole process. The same thing goes for footwear - choose comfortable and clean shoes for the baby.

Engaging with the baby on their level throughout the photoshoot through funny activities, like making silly faces and noises, and playful games, e.g. peek-a-boo, helps in capturing spontaneous expressions.

Babies are naturally active, so incorporating movement into the photoshoot can result in candid and lively expressions. Encourage their crawling, reaching for toys, or playing with objects to capture more dynamic shots.

You have to understand and accept that working with babies can be unpredictable, especially when trying to get particular results. This means remaining patient and flexible during the baby modeling photoshoot.

By focusing on cherishing these moments rather than achieving perfection of the initial idea for the baby modeling photoshoot, you can alleviate pressure on yourself and enjoy the experience yourself fully.

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Studies show little minds are stimulated in 30-minute intervals. Keeping their attention and engaging interest are key elements for developing both problem-solving and critical thinking skills. Because of this, we created classrooms and specialty areas to allow rotational learning. Our students rotate through multiple learning environments throughout the day with hands-on, process-oriented activities. This rotation ensures daily exposure to stimulate their natural inclinations and helps evolve growing interests.

Bring educational programs to life on a big screen movie projector. Here your little star can explore their expressive talents on a drama and dance stage complete with costumes and props.

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