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Expectations from your child's provider
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Expectations from your child's provider
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I would want a sense of patience, understanding and an encouragement of curiosity to the world and people around them.
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As a parent, the three most important things I would want from my child’s provider are open and regular communication, a safe and nurturing environment, and a focus on my child’s individual needs and development.
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I would want my childs provider to listen to my child, take care of what they need, and help them explore the classroom, I would be afraid that they are getting ignored and not cared for.
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As a parent of a young child, three things I would want most from my child’s provider are open and effective communication, trustworthiness, and a safe and stimulating environment for my child’s development. I value regular updates on my child’s progress, any concerns or milestones they may reach, and assurance that my child is in safe hands. Three fears I might have when leaving my child in someone’s care include concerns about their safety, emotional well-being, and the quality of care they receive. I worry about potential accidents or unsafe situations, their ability to adapt emotionally to the new environment, and whether the caregiver will provide the level of attention and stimulation necessary for their development. Open communication and trust with the caregiver would significantly alleviate these fears and provide reassurance during my absence.
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If I were the parent dropping my child off at childcare I would want the provider to
1.Teat them with the kindness and patience as if they were their own child
2. Understand that there will be hard days
3. Teach them new skills each and everyday
3 Things I’m scarred will happen is
1. Not giving them the attention the other children are getting
2. Not enough patience ‘
3. Are not kindhearted
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Among my positive priorities:
1. safe environment
2. healthy eating
3. comprehensive development
My fears:
1. lack of warmth in relationships
2. neglect of my child
3. hygiene and sanitation in a childcare facility
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I would want kindness, responsibility and great communication.
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Is my child being nurtured? Is my child feeling supported and cared for? Is my child thriving and learning?
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My fears are: that my child would be unsafe; that my child would be unhappy or afraid; that my child would be treated poorly or impatiently.
My hoes are: that my child would feel safe; that my child would feel loved and cared for; that my child would develop a love of learning.
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– The three things I want most are a safe environment, friendly treatment and sufficient attention and care.
– The three fears are not having a safe environment, not being treated fairly, and not having enough support
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Three things that I would want most from my child’s provider are for them to: respect my child, protect them, and be nurturing.
Three fears I might have when leaving my child under someone else’s care are: ignoring my child and their needs, not keeping my child safe from harm, and not being supportive of opinions I have about raising my child.
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Wants: well-trained, caring, flexible
Worries: other children’s behavior, boring activities, safety
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If I was a parent of a young child I would want my child’s provider to;
1. Have a caring and kind attitude with me, my child, and my family
2. Communicate with me about problems or achievements my child is going through
3. Create a safe environment for my child and my family
Three fears I would have are;
1. My child not getting the attention they deserve
2. My child getting hurt/injured
3. Having my child’s and my families information shared without permission
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If you were the parent of a young child, what do you think are the 3 most important things that you want from your child’s provider?
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If you were the parent of a young child, what do you think are the 3 most important things that you want from your child’s provider? I would want to know that my child’s safety was ensured, and I would want the care provider to tell me if anything went wrong, whether it was my child being bullied, or if my child was hurting other people. I would want to make sure that they felt comfortable enough to tell me and to work together on fixing it.
3 fears- I would be afraid of what I mentioned above- I would be scared that my child may not be safe, either from other students, the caregivers, or the threat of intruders. I would also be worried about my child getting along well with the other children, and I’d be worried that the caregivers might not want to tell me if there’s a problem, although communication is what’s needed
