The Early Childhood Education Website Has Some Great Provider Resources Looking for information funding and grants, professional development, or challenging behaviors? Take look at the Alabama Dept of Early Childhood Education website. There are resources for families and advocates too. Take a lo... Alabama Early Childhood Education Resources
New Child Care Courses for Directors, Administrators, and Home Daycare Providers Professional development is essential to career advancement and "keeping up with the times" in child care. H&H Child Care Training offers professional development courses to not only early childhood educa... New Courses for Directors, Administrators, and Family Child Care Providers
Scientific learning may appear to be the subject for high school and college students, but believe it or not, it all begins with infants and toddlers! Science is not just a subject of knowledge, but rather a way of thinking and acting. It is the study of discovering the nature of things and... Baby Steps to Science
Educators are not the sole source of education for young children, family, and community play an important role in children’s growth and development. When providers understand the connections between family, community, and early childhood programs, they are better equipped to support children ... Working Together for Children
Family child care providers looking for training courses? H&H Child Care Training Center has you covered! H&H recognizes the importance of child care providers working with all age groups and in all settings. We know that family child care providers have their own unique set of issues ... Family Child Care
We here at H&H Child Care Training offer child care courses on individualized learning to help teachers like yourself support each child in your program. All our courses are IACET accredited and can meet Texas training requirements. Individualized learning is a process of p... Child Care Courses for Texas Early Educators
As the year comes to a close, and a New Year is on the horizon, many teachers find this time to think about redesigning their classrooms. Research has shown that the classroom acts as the second (or third) teacher and a carefully planned environment can help preschoolers feel calm an... Mapping Out Spaces
Have you ever looked at your children and wondered what they were thinking as they are fully engrossed in play? What concepts or ideas are they achieving while participating in play? Believe it or not, there are a lot of different things going on as children play. Some of the wonderfu... The Play’s the Thing!
“Studies have shown that math skills in early childhood are uniquely and strongly predictive of later outcomes across a range of domains and well into adulthood, including the likelihood of graduating from high school and college completion.” New York City has recently released th... Making Math Count
Throughout their daily interactions and work, early childhood educators may encounter many ethical issues with children and families. You may be asking yourself, well, what even is ethics in childcare? The answer may not be as cut and dry as some would like. For starters, did you... Ethics in Childcare