MENLO PARK, Calif., March 7, 2013 /PRNewswire/ -- Preschool teachers around the US are creating and sharing preschool projects with parents and other teachers on EarlyTeacher.com. The site launched by Mom Trusted, an online community helping parents find childcare centers and local preschools, is gaining momentum in recent months.

In addition to sharing and getting great ideas from each other, teachers can win bigger prizes for their classroom by having the most creative activity or project for the month. Prizes are said to range from books to classroom furnishings to an iPad or laptop. Mom Trusted is doing all this with the hope of enriching early childhood classrooms and supplying teachers with the tools they need to give their children the best preschool learning experience possible.

"It's fascinating how creative preschool teachers are," said Angela Conley, Co-founder & President at Mom Trusted. "We wanted to help spark that creativity by allowing them to share with each other the innovative things they are doing in their classrooms."

Preschool teachers may sign up to share projects here: www.EarlyTeacher.com. Parents of children in preschool can explore the activities and share them with their own preschool teachers to help their children learn and grow.

About Mom Trusted

Mom Trusted (www.momtrusted.com) is a community of parents and early education & child care providers. Mom Trusted helps parents find education and care trusted by their friends. Parents can research childcare centers, find local preschools, get the inside scoop from current and alumni parents, and see which providers are recommended in their friend network. Using Mom Trusted Connect, enrolled parents and their providers stay connected and can share the great moments that happen every day with private photo sharing, classroom discussions, and announcements.

For more information, please visit website at www.MomTrusted.com. And follow on Facebook (www.facebook.com/momtrusted) and Pinterest (www.pinterest.com/momtrusted).

SOURCE Mom Trusted