Latest Blog & News
How Should Preschool Teachers Dress Children for Winter?
10/29/2026Winter dressing can make the difference between a comfortable outdoor adventure and a chilly, rushed transition. Learn a practical layering routine, what to check before heading outside, and how to work with families; for deeper cold-weather and outdoor-safety preparation, explore ChildCareEd’... How Should Preschool Teachers Dress Children for Winter?
A Runny Nose, Persistent Cough, or Fever: When Should Childcare Providers Contact Parents?
10/29/2026A child’s sniffle may be harmless, while a sudden change in breathing, energy, or temperature can call for prompt action. Learn how to make calm, consistent decisions—and consider Illness, Medication, and Allergies in Child Care for focused training on recognizing symptoms and responding... A Runny Nose, Persistent Cough, or Fever: When Should Childcare Providers Contact Parents?
How Cold Is Too Cold for Preschoolers to Play Outdoors Safely?
10/29/2026A cold morning does not automatically mean the playground is off-limits—but wind, wet clothing, and a child’s individual needs can quickly change the safety decision. Build a clear, consistent routine with this guide, and consider Active Supervision: A Strategy That Works to strengthen s... How Cold Is Too Cold for Preschoolers to Play Outdoors Safely?
How Can You Handle Multiple Sick Children Without Disrupting Your Entire Classroom?
10/29/2026When several children become ill at once, a clear response plan can protect everyone without turning the classroom into chaos. Strengthen your day-to-day infection-control practices with ChildCareEd’s Prevention and Control of Infectious Diseases, a focused two-hour online course that can buil... How Can You Handle Multiple Sick Children Without Disrupting Your Entire Classroom?
How Can Childcare Programs Prevent the Spread of Stomach Bugs and Norovirus?
10/29/2026A stomach bug can move through a childcare room quickly, but consistent routines can limit exposure and protect children, families, and staff. ChildCareEd’s Prevention and Control of Infectious Diseases is a focused two-hour online course that can help you strengthen everyday infection-control... How Can Childcare Programs Prevent the Spread of Stomach Bugs and Norovirus?
How Can Child Care Programs Prevent Winter Playground Slips, Falls, and Cold-Weather Injuries?
10/29/2026Winter playgrounds can offer children fresh air, movement, and discovery—but ice, cold equipment, and wet clothing can quickly turn routine play into a safety concern. Build a consistent inspection and supervision routine, and strengthen your practical skills with ChildCareEd’s Family Ch... How Can Child Care Programs Prevent Winter Playground Slips, Falls, and Cold-Weather Injuries?
How Can Childcare Providers Prepare for the 2026–2027 Flu Season?
10/29/2026A thoughtful flu-season plan can help protect children, families, and staff while keeping your program’s routines steady. The 2026–2027 season brings updated vaccine composition and practical prevention priorities; the [Prevention and Control of Infectious Diseases course](https://www.ch... How Can Childcare Providers Prepare for the 2026–2027 Flu Season?
Why Can Bulky Winter Coats Put Children at Risk in Car Seats?
10/29/2026A warm coat can feel like the obvious way to protect a child from winter cold, yet bulky padding beneath a car-seat harness may leave dangerous slack in a crash. Build a safer routine with practical steps for keeping children comfortable and properly secured, and deepen your transportation-safety kn... Why Can Bulky Winter Coats Put Children at Risk in Car Seats?
How Can Childcare Providers Recognize Frostbite and Hypothermia in Young Children?
10/29/2026Cold-weather emergencies can develop before a young child can explain what feels wrong. Learn the warning signs, prevention routines, and first steps to take—and consider ChildCareEd’s Pediatric Blended First Aid & CPR/AED course to build practical emergency-response knowledge for in... How Can Childcare Providers Recognize Frostbite and Hypothermia in Young Children?
How Can Child Care Programs Make Safe Decisions About Outdoor Play in Snow, Ice, and Freezing Temperatures?
10/29/2026Winter outdoor play can offer children movement, discovery, and fresh air—but snow, ice, and bitter wind call for thoughtful decisions, not guesswork. Strengthen your daily checks and supervision with ChildCareEd’s Family Child Care: Building, Premises, and Outdoor Safety, a two-hour cou... How Can Child Care Programs Make Safe Decisions About Outdoor Play in Snow, Ice, and Freezing Temperatures?
