Washington state is adding more preschool seats and starting to serve younger children. This change can help working parents and programs. This article explains what the expansion means and what you can do as a #provider. Read on for clear steps, helpful links, and short checklists. Remember: state ... What Does Washington’s Early Learning Expansion Mean for Infants, Toddlers, and Working Families?
One of the founding organizations and first supporters of American Education Week was the National Education Association. This annual observance (now held the week before Thanksgiving) invites programs and families to recognize and strengthen the partnership that supports learning in early childhood... American Education Week begins November 14
Thinking about the Child Development Associate (CDA) credential for your Oklahoma program? This short guide explains what the CDA is, how it helps you and your team, how to get it in Oklahoma, and where to find help — including a current sale on training. Your #CDA in #Oklahoma helps #provid... How can the CDA credential help Oklahoma child care providers right now?
Getting a Child Development Associate (#CDA) credential is a big step for many preschool teachers and leaders. This short guide helps child care providers and directors understand what the CDA is, why it matters, and the clear steps to earn it. For a concise overview of the Child Development Assoc... What is CDA Certification and How Can Preschool Educators Earn It?
The Child Development Associate (CDA) Certification is the most widely recognized credential in early childhood education and an important step for career advancement. If you are beginning the CDA process, consider our CDA Infant/Toddler or CDA Preschool courses to meet the required training hours. ... Child Development Associate Certification
Thinking about starting an in‑home care program in #Texas? This short guide helps you plan a safe, legal, and loving #daycare. It covers steps, rules, daily tasks, and helpful links to ChildCareEd resources. Keep notes, use checklists, and remember state requirements vary - check your state licens... Starting an In-Home Daycare in Texas: Requirements and Tips
In Texas, new child-care caregivers must complete pre-service training before they are assigned responsibility for a group of children. The Texas Administrative Code (Rule §746.1305) requires a total of 24 hours of pre-service training: a minimum of 8 hours before being counted in the staff-to-chil... TX Reduced Price for Pre-Service Training!
Running a home daycare in #Texas means you care for children and follow rules to keep them safe. Why it matters: families trust you with their children. Meeting the rules protects kids, your program, and your business. Good systems make days calmer and help you pass inspections. For a clear starti... Texas Home Daycare Licensing Standards
Young children use feelings to learn, connect, and belong. This short guide helps child care providers and directors see how emotions work in social groups and across cultures. You will find clear ideas, easy steps, and links to trusted resources from ChildCareEd and other experts to help your team ... Social and Cultural Functions of Emotion in Young Children
Every day in a child care setting is full of small opportunities to grow big social-emotional skills. This article offers practical, evidence-informed steps for directors and providers who want to weave #kindness into routines, relationships, and the rhythm of the day. You’ll find strategies... How Can We Teach Children the Value of Kindness Through Everyday Moments?