Ballet & Hip-Hip Classes
Ballet & Hip-Hip Classes
Ballet & Hip-Hip Classes
JM DANCE CENTER is proud to present Ballet classes.Our curriculum includes introductory Ballet & Hip-Hop classes,which are vital to the training of young dancers in the basic of creative and expressive dance, and continues into more advanced, fast paced, and modern dance styles.
Our classes encourage imagination, musicality, improvisatio
JM DANCE CENTER is proud to present Ballet classes.Our curriculum includes introductory Ballet & Hip-Hop classes,which are vital to the training of young dancers in the basic of creative and expressive dance, and continues into more advanced, fast paced, and modern dance styles.
Our classes encourage imagination, musicality, improvisation, and graceful movement.You children will practice the basic stretches and dance moves, while learning proper class etiquette and discipline.
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786.226.7202/786.478.6045 or email us at
Food and Nutrition
Ballet & Hip-Hip Classes
Ballet & Hip-Hip Classes
We provide and served breakfast if your child arrives before 8:30 a.m. We will provide all healthy meals and snacks and healthily beverages. We participate in the Child Care Food Program (CCFP) and we follow the USDA guidelines. Our center provides solid food, formula and baby food. Please notify the school of any allergies you child ma
We provide and served breakfast if your child arrives before 8:30 a.m. We will provide all healthy meals and snacks and healthily beverages. We participate in the Child Care Food Program (CCFP) and we follow the USDA guidelines. Our center provides solid food, formula and baby food. Please notify the school of any allergies you child may have. We do not allow food from home. Only of any allergy or special dietary condition with a medical statement.
Our lunch menu is posted weekly, and copies are available to the parents.
Breastfeeding: Staffs are training regarding proper feeding techniques and storage guidelines for both formula and breast milk.
Expressed human milk should be placed in a clean and sanitary bottle with a nipple that fits tightly or into an equivalent clean and sanitary sealed container to prevent spilling during transport to home or to the facility. Only cleaned and sanitized bottles, or their equivalent, and nipples should be used in feeding. The bottle should be properly labeled with the infant’s full name and the date and time the milk was expressed. The bottle or container should immediately be stored in the refrigerator on arrival. The mother’s own expressed milk should only be used for her own infants. Likewise, infant formula should not be used for a breastfed infant without the mother’s written permission.
Is the mother’s decision to communicate when and how to start age-appropriate solid food? Good communication between parents and caregivers is a vital link in meeting the nutritional needs of infants. It will provide consistency between the baby’s mealtime experiences at home and our facility. For more information you can visit our office. Flyers and a feeding infant’s workbook are available.