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A licensing visit can be a source of both #stress and anticipation for Maryland child care directors. However, with proper preparation, these visits can become a valuable tool for assessing and improving the quality of care provided. Here are some key areas to focus on as directors prepare for their... Get Prepared for your next Licensing Visit
Reflective teaching means taking a closer look at your daily work with children: noticing what happened, questioning your assumptions, and deciding what to try next. A few notes after an activity or a conversation with a colleague can help you recognize strengths and adjust your approach to children... What are reflective teaching practices and how can they help my program?
Can a teenager begin building experience in early childhood education, or must every daycare employee be 18 or older? The answer depends on the role, supervision, licensing rules, and child-labor laws in your jurisdiction. Directors can strengthen onboarding and classroom safety with Child Care Orie... How Old Do You Have to Be to Start Working in Daycare?
Looking for contact hour credits that count for North Carolina early care professionals? H&H Child Care Training Center (ChildCareEd) offers approved trainings, such as the 45 Hour Child Growth and Development and the CDA Preschool Credential, and multi-course pathways to help meet annual traini... North Carolina contact hour credits
Saving on classroom supplies and professional development can free up money for the materials and learning opportunities your program needs most. ChildCareEd’s Financial Assistance for Child Care course provides a foundation in understanding program costs, identifying budget categories, and de... Best Teacher Discounts for Classroom Supplies and Training
Working in child care in #Florida means understanding a few important steps that help staff stay safe, skilled, and ready for children. This short guide explains the common credential levels, how staff earn them, the paperwork needed, and how directors can support their teams. Links point to helpful... What are the child care credentialing levels in Florida and how do we get them?
Big feelings can quickly become hitting, screaming, withdrawal, or tears when young children do not yet have the language and coping skills to manage them. Child care providers can build those skills through responsive relationships, predictable routines, and playful practice; From Tantrums to Trium... How Can Child Care Providers Teach Emotional Regulation to Toddlers and Preschoolers?
Young children enter early learning programs with tremendous potential, but their attention, impulse control, and flexible-thinking skills are still developing. Child care providers can strengthen these abilities through short, playful experiences that ask children to listen, remember directions, wa... How can child care programs build focus and self-control in young children?
When a child is overwhelmed, isolation may stop the moment without teaching the next skill. A connection-based approach helps children feel safe while learning to #calm their bodies, communicate needs, and return to play; ChildCareEd’s From Tantrums to Triumphs: Equipping Preschoolers with Sel... How Can Child Care Providers Help Children Calm Down Without Using Time-Out?