In this episode of "Sense by Meg Faure," host Tove Gant and Meg Faure explore innovations in early childhood education's evolving landscape. They start with the rise of micro schools as a pandemic response, highlighting how education is adapting to new demands. Meg shares her journey to founding PlaySense, driven by the search for improved childcare options, resulting in a model combining in-home care with educational guidance. We discuss diverse childcare choices, emphasizing the need for personalized approaches to meet each child's developmental needs. The PlaySense model is spotlighted for its small group settings and tailored programs focusing on both social and cognitive development. Looking ahead, the conversation shifts to future education trends, particularly the importance of creativity, collaboration, and soft skills. Meg underscores PlaySense's commitment to inclusivity and the continuous support and training for educators. This enriching discussion provides insights into nurturing care, educational stimulation, and preparing children for a changing world, showcasing innovations and diverse options in early childhood education.

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