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How to Gently Educate Parents About Child Development
11/19/2025Child care providers #play a powerful role not only in the lives of children—but also in the lives of their families. Many #parents enter #early-childhood programs with limited knowledge about child #development. They may have unrealistic expectations, misunderstand age-appropriate behaviors, ... How to Gently Educate Parents About Child Development
How to Decode Children’s Behavior Without Guessing or Overreacting
11/19/2025When a child hits, cries, refuses to listen, throws toys, or melts down, it’s easy for adults to assume they’re being “difficult.” But in #early-childhood, all behavior is communication. Young children don’t misbehave to upset adults—they behave in ways that help ... How to Decode Children’s Behavior Without Guessing or Overreacting
UNITED STATES OF AMERICA - Virgin Islands
12/04/2025ChildCareEd offers online self-paced and Virtual Instructor-led format trainings. In addition, our online courses are available in multiple languages (excluding media) such as Spanish, Chinese, Russian, Urdu, Farsi, and others. Need group registrations for staff or an onsite training? Contact ... UNITED STATES OF AMERICA - Virgin Islands
UNITED STATES OF AMERICA - Puerto Rico
12/04/2025ChildCareEd offers online self-paced and Virtual Instructor-led format trainings. In addition, our online courses are available in multiple languages (excluding media) such as Spanish, Chinese, Russian, Urdu, Farsi, and others. Need group registrations for staff or an onsite training? Contact ... UNITED STATES OF AMERICA - Puerto Rico
How Do I Talk to Parents About Behaviors Their Child Learned at Home? 🏡🗣️
11/19/2025Children learn everywhere—at school, in the community, and especially at #home. Families are children’s first #teachers, which means the behaviors children bring into the #classroom often reflect their home environment, routines, expectations, and relationships. While many behaviors lear... How Do I Talk to Parents About Behaviors Their Child Learned at Home? 🏡🗣️
How Do I Talk to Parents When a Child Isn’t Making Potty Training Progress? 🤔
11/19/2025Potty training is an exciting #developmental milestone, but it can also be one of the most challenging. While some children move through the process quickly, others require more time, patience, and support. For #educators, it can feel tricky when a child isn’t making progress—or is eve... How Do I Talk to Parents When a Child Isn’t Making Potty Training Progress? 🤔
🤯 Why Is This Child Acting Out All of a Sudden?
11/19/2025Children are constantly growing, changing, and learning how to navigate the world around them. Because of this, their #behavior can sometimes shift quickly—leaving #educators feeling confused, concerned, or even overwhelmed. One day a child is calm, cooperative, and regulated… and the... 🤯 Why Is This Child Acting Out All of a Sudden?
⚠️🤝 How Can I Tell the Difference Between Bullying and Normal Conflict?
11/19/2025Children grow and learn through social interactions, and those interactions are not always smooth. Conflicts, disagreements, and misunderstandings are a normal part of childhood. However, bullying is very different—and far more harmful. As caregivers, #educators, and #parents, it is important ... ⚠️🤝 How Can I Tell the Difference Between Bullying and Normal Conflict?
📖 How Can I Make Storytime the Most Powerful Part of My Day?
11/19/2025Storytime is one of the most meaningful moments in any #early-childhood #classroom. It’s more than reading words on a page — it’s a chance to build #language, strengthen relationships, spark imagination, and support #early-literacy skills that last a lifetime. When done intentional... 📖 How Can I Make Storytime the Most Powerful Part of My Day?
The “Less is More” Playroom: Simplifying Environments to Reduce Overstimulation
11/18/2025Young children learn best through #play, exploration, and hands-on experiences. But in many #classrooms and child care settings, the environment can become overstimulating without us even noticing. Bright posters, bins of plastic toys, noisy materials, mixed-up centers, and crowded shelves can creat... The “Less is More” Playroom: Simplifying Environments to Reduce Overstimulation
