ChildCareEd is attending the Michigan AEYC Annual Early Childhood Conference. Stop by our booth to meet the team and learn about MIRegistry-approved courses such as Child Care Administration and Intentional Safety for Infants/Toddlers. Why should Michigan providers stop by our booth? We are excite... ChildCareEd is coming to Michigan!!
Many states require childcare providers to complete a portion of their professional development training as instructor-led, in-person, or synchronous training as opposed to online, self-paced, or asynchronous. While many professional development providers offer online self-paced asynchronous trainin... Instructor-led, In-person, synchronous Training
You want your program to earn a 4-star Parent Aware rating in #Minnesota. Good news: focused staff training and clear documentation make that goal much easier. This short guide helps directors and providers plan training, track proof, and avoid common mistakes. Read on for practical steps you can st... How Can Training Keep My Program Parent Aware and Earn a 4-Star Rating in Minnesota?
Many child care providers need training but have very busy days. This article shows simple steps to finish required hours and grow your team’s skills without leaving work or home. You can use short online lessons, bundles that build into a bigger credential, and admin tools that save time. Fo... Complete Your Child Care Training on Your Own Schedule
ChildCareEd is offering the 120-hour Home Visitor Child Development Associate (CDA) as individual 5-hour courses. CDA Home Visitor Subject Area 1 Part 1 Birth to 5 CDA Home Visitor Subject Area 1 Part 2 Birth to 5 CDA Home Visitor Subject Area 1 Part 3 Birth to 5 CDA Home Visitor Subject ... CDA Home Visitor
Helpful Resources for Potential Early Intervention As early childhood educators, starting a conversation with caregivers about a possible developmental concern is challenging. A practical first step is to offer clear, local resources and a plan for next steps. The resources below explain how to ref... Early Intervention Resources
Every day you welcome a mix of curious, busy, and quiet little people. Some children need extra help to learn, play, and feel safe. This article gives simple, practical steps for child care providers and directors to support children with special needs. Read each section and try one idea this week. ... How can I support children with special needs in my child care program?
Watching young children grow is one of the most important parts of your job as a child care #providers. This article explains what developmental #milestones are, how to watch and record them, and what to do when you worry. It pulls together easy steps and trusted resources you can use right away, ... What Are Developmental Milestones and How Can We Track Them in Early Childhood?
Every day you observe small moments that add up to a child’s developmental story. This practical guide helps child care providers and directors spot early warning signs, document them professionally, partner with families, and connect children to timely supports. Why it matters: early identi... How can child care providers recognize early signs of developmental delays?
You care for children every day. You notice how they play, talk, move, and join group time. This article helps Michigan childcare providers spot early signs of developmental delays and take practical next steps. We use easy words, checklists, and real resources you can share with families. R... What Signs of Developmental Delays Should Michigan Childcare Workers Watch For?