My name is Dyhia, and I’m an experienced early childhood educator with a Master’s degree in Linguistic Geography from Algeria. I began my career working with young children in Algeria for three years before moving to Canada in 2020 with my husband. Since then, I’ve also become a proud mother of twin boys who inspire me every day.

When I arrived in Canada, I focused on learning English through ESL courses to continue my work in early childhood education. In September 2024, I opened my licensed day home with Little Children Day Homes, allowing me to return to my passion while staying close to my own children during their early years.

My child care philosophy is rooted in love, creativity, respect, and play-based learning. I strive to create a warm, safe, and inclusive environment where each child feels valued and supported in their growth. I love using art, storytelling, music, and nature to spark curiosity and help children build confidence, independence, and social-emotional skills.

Running my day home is more than a job — it’s a meaningful way for me to contribute to my community, support other families, and help children develop a strong foundation for lifelong learning.

My name is Elizabeth Musa, and I’m a proud mother of four daughters, a devoted wife, and a passionate early childhood educator. Growing up in a large family, I developed a strong love for caring for children early on — a calling that has stayed with me throughout my life.

I hold a diploma in Social Work and am currently completing my Level 3 in Early Childhood Education. For over a year, I’ve been working with Little Children Day Homes, where I provide a warm, balanced, and engaging environment for young children to learn, grow, and thrive.

What I love most about working with children is their energy, imagination, and honesty — there's never a dull moment! I focus on blending play with learning, helping children understand structure while celebrating creativity. I believe that every child brings their own unique culture, voice, and values to our shared space.

My Christian faith teaches me the importance of love, kindness, and respect — values I bring into my practice every day. I also deeply respect and welcome families from all cultural and spiritual backgrounds. To me, strong communication between families, educators, and children is essential to helping little ones flourish not just academically, but emotionally, socially, and spiritually.

Hello! My name is Ravita. I’m originally from India and have been living in Canada since 2016. I’m a proud wife and mother of two amazing boys, ages 16 and 11. I’ve always had a deep passion for working with children, and since 2020, I’ve been proudly working in the field of Early Learning and Childcare.

I hold a Master’s degree in Science, a Bachelor of Education, and a Bachelor’s in Science from India, along with over 10 years of teaching experience. I currently hold a Level 2 certification from Alberta and am working toward my Early Learning and Childcare Diploma.

Over the past few years, I’ve completed the Brain Story Certification, the full FLIGHT Early Learning Curriculum Series, and participated in various professional development opportunities through Alberta Health Services, AECEA, ARCQE, and the Canadian Child Care Federation. Topics I’ve explored include children’s nutrition, loose parts play, cultural connections, and the environment as the third teacher.

In my day home, I focus on building a safe, inclusive, and engaging space where children feel valued and supported. I believe in the importance of strong relationships with families, respecting each child’s unique background, and helping them reach their developmental milestones through play-based learning.

Outside of work, I enjoy music, dancing, reading, and traveling — all of which inspire creativity and connection in my daily practice. Being an educator is not just my job, it’s my passion. I feel grateful every day to support children's growth and to serve my community through my work.