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What New Childcare Rules and Supports Should Pennsylvania Providers Expect in 2026?
04/27/2026Child care providers and directors in #Pennsylvania are seeing many changes in 2025–2026. This article helps you know what to expect when families, staff, and community members ask questions about licensing, payments, and support. You’ll read simple steps, helpful links, and practical ... What New Childcare Rules and Supports Should Pennsylvania Providers Expect in 2026?
What is the best infant care training for child care providers?
07/03/2026Infant care training helps your team keep babies safe, healthy, and learning. This short guide is for child care providers and directors. It explains what training should teach, who needs it, and how to turn training into everyday practice. You will see simple steps, checklists, and links to trusted... What is the best infant care training for child care providers?
How can the CDA help Pennsylvania child care providers — and is it on sale now?
07/07/2026Thinking about the #CDA? This article explains what the Child Development Associate credential is, how Pennsylvania providers earn it, why it matters, and how to save money right now. Read on for clear steps, helpful links, and practical tips you can use at your program. Remember: state requirements... How can the CDA help Pennsylvania child care providers — and is it on sale now?
Can the CDA help Florida child care providers—and is it on sale now?
07/09/2026The Child Development Associate (CDA) is a helpful step for many Florida child care providers. This article explains what the CDA is, how it helps your program and staff, how to earn it in Florida, and ways centers can support learners. We also share links to training and tools from ChildCareEd an... Can the CDA help Florida child care providers—and is it on sale now?
Beyond Learning Styles: Multimodal Strategies That Actually Work
01/12/2023People all experience and learn about the world differently, and this is especially true of children. Educators need to be aware of the different learning styles and how to plan instruction around them. For practical strategies and professional development, consider the courses Play, Learn, Grow and... Beyond Learning Styles: Multimodal Strategies That Actually Work
How can child care programs boost physical activity for young children?
05/12/2026Young children move, learn, and grow when they play. This article helps child care providers and directors plan safe, fun ways to add more #physicalactivity for #preschoolers every day. Why it matters: active children have better attention, stronger bones and muscles, and happier moods. Research a... How can child care programs boost physical activity for young children?
How Teachers Support Children’s Growth and Development
06/22/2026Teachers are more than people who teach letters and numbers. They guide young children as they learn to play, talk, manage feelings, move their bodies, and make friends. Good teachers notice each child, plan activities that build skills, and work with families. This article helps directors and chil... How Teachers Support Children’s Growth and Development
How can bilingual music transform your early childhood classroom?
07/15/2026Bringing bilingual songs and musical routines into early learning environments is more than an enjoyable classroom activity—it is a research-informed strategy that can strengthen language development, cognitive growth, motor coordination, cultural awareness, and family engagement. Through repe... How can bilingual music transform your early childhood classroom?
Why Open-Ended Art Matters in Early Childhood
05/12/2026Open-ended art (also called process art) gives young learners choice, time, and materials to explore. In this short guide for #children care providers and directors you will find clear, practical steps to bring more open-ended #art into your program and see how it builds #creativity and #confidence.... Why Open-Ended Art Matters in Early Childhood
Supporting Children Who Learn and Grow Differently in School
06/18/2026Every child learns in their own way. As a child care provider or director, you play a big role in helping children feel safe, seen, and able to grow. In this article you will find practical steps to spot differences, adapt teaching, work with families, and connect to help. You’ll see simple to... Supporting Children Who Learn and Grow Differently in School
