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How can I use feelings charts at home and in my classroom?
03/03/2026Introduction Feelings charts are simple pictures or words that help children name what they feel. Teachers and child care providers use them every day to help kids calm down, say how they feel, and learn to solve problems. A good chart is low-cost, clear, and visible at children’s eye level. ... How can I use feelings charts at home and in my classroom?
How can child care providers handle toddler tantrums, routines, and sleep?
03/03/2026Introduction You work hard every day to keep little ones safe, learning, and rested. This short guide answers simple, useful steps for dealing with toddler #tantrums, building steady #routines, and protecting safe #sleep in your program. It is written for child care providers and directors in a fri... How can child care providers handle toddler tantrums, routines, and sleep?
What should my 1-year-old be doing?
03/03/2026Introduction Wondering what a 1-year-old should be doing? This short guide helps child care providers and directors spot common #milestones and easy #activities you can use every day. We use simple ideas you can try in your room and link to helpful resources like ChildCareEd's 1-year milestone chec... What should my 1-year-old be doing?
How can busy directors fit staff training into an always-full day?
03/03/2026Introduction Directors wear many hats. You run the building, answer families, hire staff, and keep paperwork up to date. Finding #time for staff #training and professional #PD feels hard. This article gives quick ideas you can use right away. It is written for child care leaders who need practical,... How can busy directors fit staff training into an always-full day?
Emergency Preparedness for California Child Care Providers: What to Have, What to Practice, What to Document
02/12/2026In California, an emergency can happen with little warning. Being ready does not mean you have to be perfect. It means you have a clear plan, basic supplies, and proof that you practice and update your plan. A good emergency plan helps you: Keep children safe and calm Communicate quickly ... Emergency Preparedness for California Child Care Providers: What to Have, What to Practice, What to Document
Can an HOA Stop You From Running a Licensed Child Care in Nevada?
02/13/2026You get licensed. You open your doors. Then your #HOA says, “You can’t run child care here.” So…who wins in #Nevada? The real answer is: it depends. HOA rules (called CC&Rs) can restrict what happens in a neighborhood, and the state licenses child care to protect health ... Can an HOA Stop You From Running a Licensed Child Care in Nevada?
Little Bites, Big Learning: Nutrition Month in Child Care
02/16/2026March is often celebrated as Nutrition Month, and it’s a great time to help children build healthy habits in fun, simple ways. This guide is for directors and child care providers who want practical ideas that fit real schedules. You’ll find easy classroom activities, kid-friendly snack ... Little Bites, Big Learning: Nutrition Month in Child Care
Texas CCS Inclusion Assistance Rate: How to Request It
02/20/2026If you serve families who use Texas Child Care Services (CCS), you may hear this question: “Can we get extra help for my child’s disability?” The good news is that Texas has an Inclusion Assistance Rate that can help programs support children who need extra adult help in care. This... Texas CCS Inclusion Assistance Rate: How to Request It
What is the Nevada Registry and how can Nevada child care providers use it to advance their careers?
02/05/2026Introduction The Nevada Registry is the state's central professional development and workforce registry for early childhood and school-age care professionals. It tracks training, credentials, work history, and professional growth so teachers, directors, and licensing agencies have a single, trusted... What is the Nevada Registry and how can Nevada child care providers use it to advance their careers?
Does Your Program Qualify for Child Care Food Program
04/08/2016The Child and Adult Care Food Program (CACFP) is a federal program in the United States that provides financial assistance to child care providers, schools, and other organizations offering nutritious meals and snacks to eligible children and adults in their care. Administered by the U.S. Department... Does Your Program Qualify for Child Care Food Program
