Every child care program needs a clear discipline philosophy. A philosophy is a short set of beliefs that guides what adults do every day. This article helps directors and teachers choose a caring plan to teach good behavior. You will find simple steps, short lists, and links to helpful resources to... Child Care Discipline Philosophy: Supporting Positive Behavior
Teaching young learners to wait, share, and take turns is one of the highest‑leverage skills you can teach in early childhood settings. These behaviors support safe play, stronger peer relationships, and productive classroom routines. In this article you will find concise, classroom‑ready strate... How can we effectively teach children to wait, share, and take turns?
National Grandparents Day In 1978, President Jimmy Carter declared the first Sunday after Labor Day to be National Grandparents Day. Each year a presidential proclamation recognizes the day. Child care programs use the observance to strengthen family engagement and intergenerational learning. To p... National Grandparents Day
Bringing young children and older adults together is simple and powerful. This article helps child care providers and directors plan short, safe, and meaningful visits so your #preschoolers and #seniors can learn from each other. You will find easy activity ideas, planning steps, safety tips, and wa... Connecting Generations: Activities for Preschoolers and Seniors
There are many things to consider when starting a childcare business. Read on to discover four essential questions and practical steps to help you succeed. Early planning and management training — such as Business Planning: Family Child Care and Childcare Management — can accelerate read... 4 Tips for Starting a Childcare Business
Opening a child care #center is a dream for many early childhood professionals, educators, entrepreneurs, and community leaders. A well-run child care #program can support working families, create jobs, prepare children for school, and become a trusted part of the community. But starting a child ca... Starting a Child Care Center from the Ground Up: What Future Owners Should Know
A Simple First Step for a Big Business Goal Buying or selling a child care business is a big decision. It can feel exciting, scary, and confusing all at the same time. Maybe you own a #daycare and are thinking about selling. Maybe you want to buy a child care center that is al #ready open. Maybe y... Join Our Private Child Care Business Buyer and Seller Interest List
A Big Heart Is a Great Start Many people dream of opening a daycare because they love children. They want to help families. They want to build a warm place where children can learn, play, and grow. That dream #matters. But a daycare is also a real business. It has rules, #costs, staff, families, ... Opening a Daycare Is a Business Decision, Not Just a Dream
Owning a preschool begins with a clear vision, a realistic business plan, and a strong understanding of licensing, staffing, budgeting, and daily operations. ChildCareEd’s online, self-paced Child Care Administration course helps future owners and directors develop the leadership and program-m... How to Own a Preschool: A Step-by-Step Guide
Starting a small #home daycare in #Nevada means following the rules for #licensing, thinking about #safety, and building trusting relationships with #families. This article is for child care providers and directors who want clear, friendly steps to open a safe, legal program at home. state requirem... Starting an In-Home Daycare in Nevada: Requirements and Tips