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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 most from my child’s provider: 1. A nurturing and engaging relationship with my child. 2. A developmentally stimulating environment. 3. Active and positive social/emotional coaching.
Fears I would have when leaving my child in someone else’s care: 1. That my child would be overlooked and not engaged with. 2. That my child wouldn’t be positively redirected from unwanted behavior. 3. That their social/emotional needs wouldn’t be met.
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I would be worried about my child’s feeling being validated, my child not feeling included and my child being physically injured.
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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?1. Clean/ safe environment
2. Friendly/ caring provider
3. honest communication about my child needs, wants, troubles and or successes
3 Fears
1. a provider wont be able to meet my childs emotional needs
2. my child could get seriously injured in the care of someone else
3. My child wont be given the proper learning environment to allow him to thrive
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I would want my child’s provider to be educated, attentive, and sensitive to my child’s needs. I would worry about my child’s safety, whether or not they are being challenged intellectually, and whether or not they are interacting with others appropriately.
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As a parent of a young child, I would want the following three things most from my child’s provider:
1. **Trust and Safety:** Assurance that my child is in a safe, secure, and nurturing environment where their well-being is a top priority. I would want to know that the provider is attentive, caring, and competent in handling any situation that may arise.
2. **Communication and Transparency:** Regular updates about my child’s activities, progress, and any concerns. Open and honest communication helps build trust and ensures that I am aware of my child’s development and any issues that need attention.
3. **Individualized Care and Attention:** Recognition of my child’s unique needs, interests, and developmental pace. I would want the provider to foster an inclusive and supportive atmosphere that encourages my child’s growth and learning.
Three fears I might have when leaving my child in someone’s care include:
1. **Safety Concerns:** Worrying about potential accidents, neglect, or any harm that could come to my child in a new environment. Ensuring the physical and emotional safety of my child would be a paramount concern.
2. **Lack of Individual Attention:** Fear that my child might not receive the necessary attention and care, leading to unmet needs or delayed development. I would worry about my child feeling neglected or not having their unique needs recognized and supported.
3. **Miscommunication:** Concern that important information about my child’s behavior, health, or emotional state might not be communicated promptly or effectively. This could lead to misunderstandings or missed opportunities to address issues early on.
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1. to treat my child equally
2. provide a learning enviroment
3. caring enviroment
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If I was a parent of a child the 3 thing I would want the most form my child provider is for them too:
1. Give them the support when they need it
2. keep the safe and make sure they feel welcomed and loved
3. And care for them equally like the other children there
And 3 dears I might have when leaving my child in another persons care:
1. Not attending the need my children has
2. Not being their when my child need the comfort or support
3. Not giving my child enough attention
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Three most important things:
1. Know my child
2. Care for my child and help her thrive
3. Keep my child safe
Three biggest fears:
1. Not keeping my child safe
2. Misunderstanding my child
3. Treating my child with disrespect
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As a parent of a young child, three things I have wanted most from my child’s provider were:
1. Their respect for my family’s belief system
2. Ensure their needs are met socially, emotionally and physically
3. Engage with my child regularly to help encourage their development
Three fears I have had when leaving my child under someone else’s care is:
1. They would not be attended to regularly (i.e. when many kids are present)
2. The provider’s personal beliefs would be brought into my child’s awareness (i.e. religion)
3. Misunderstanding their needs leaving my child feeling unheard
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If I were a parent, I’d want:
1. **Good Communication**: Keeping me updated on my child’s progress.
2. **Personalized Care**: Understanding and catering to my child’s unique needs.
3. **Safe Environment**: Making sure my child feels safe and loved.
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That the program meets my child’s needs:
1.- That my culture is welcomed
2.- My child learns in a safe, healthy environment
3.- And that he or she is treated with respect.
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I would want my child to be treated fairly, I would want the provider to protect my child, and have patience. I would be worried about my child not feeling safe or welcomed.
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somethings i would do as a parent of a young child is to make sure my child is doing activities at home to make them stay in engaged and play learning games with them. and to just make sure that their learning something new everyday.
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three things i would want from the provider
1. run down of what the child did that day
2. i would want to make sure my child is always in clean clothes ( can change them as much as they have to)
3. would want them to be in a happy and positive envorment
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If I was the parent of a young child three things I would want most from a child care provider would be a safe, fun and high-quality learning environment. Three fears I might have would be an unsafe environment, lack of experience of the provider and and them not following my wishes for my child.
