Founded by Tambra M. Newton

Three organizations. One commitment to education.

Tambra’s Tinysteps Learning Academy LLC, Sandywood Institute LLC, and the National Alliance for Home-Based and Center-Based Educators are separate organizations connected by a shared commitment to children, families, educators, and lifelong learning.

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How they connect

A pathway from early learning to educator leadership

Tambra’s Tinysteps provides direct early-childhood care and learning. Sandywood Institute develops education, training, and professional support. The National Alliance connects and advocates for home-based and center-based educators. Each organization maintains its own identity, services, records, and responsibilities.

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Tambra’s Tinysteps Learning Academy LLC

A licensed large family child care home in Brandon serving children from birth through age 12 through small-group care, structured learning through play, family partnership, and hands-on discovery.

Direct care • Early learning • Family resources

Explore Tinysteps
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Sandywood Institute LLC

An education and professional-development organization created to support educators through training, consulting, career navigation, and practical business knowledge.

Training • Consulting • Education navigation

Website connection coming soon
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National Alliance for Home-Based and Center-Based Educators

A national educator organization building connections, resources, professional opportunities, representation, and planned outreach for home-based and center-based educators.

Membership • Collaboration • Advocacy • Provider directory

Visit the National Alliance
Tambra M. Newton

Founder and early-childhood leader

Tambra M. Newton

Tambra M. Newton founded these organizations to connect direct early-learning practice, educator development, and professional collaboration. Together, they reflect more than 30 years of commitment to children, families, and early-childhood educators.

Important: The three organizations are connected through shared leadership and educational purpose, but they remain separate organizations.