[Breanna Kinstler-caropino]

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. nurturing environment

2. open and honest communication

3. someone who cares about my childs overall needs

1. being abused

2. Being leftout

3. not being passionate about my childs education and development

[Haylee]

The three most important things I would want from a provider are communication, patience and to know my child is safe. Three fears I might have when leaving my child with someone else would be my childs safety, my childs well being and how attentive the provider is.

[mandana keipour]

1. Safety and Nurturing Care – I would want my child to be in a secure, clean, and well-supervised environment where they feel loved and supported. Knowing that the provider prioritizes my child’s well-being, both physically and emotionally, would give me peace of mind.

2. Strong Communication and Partnership – Open and honest communication is key. I would appreciate regular updates on my child’s progress, challenges, and daily activities. A provider who listens to my concerns, respects my parenting style, and works with me to support my child’s development would be invaluable.

3. Engaging and Developmentally Appropriate Learning – I would want my child to have access to a stimulating environment filled with play-based learning opportunities that foster creativity, social skills, and independence. A provider who understands child development and tailors activities to meet individual needs would be essential.

[Safia Patman]

1: If you were the parent of a young child, what three things would you want most from your child’s provider?

As a parent of a young child, the three most important things I would want from my child’s childcare provider would be:

• Clear Communication: I would want regular updates about my child’s day, progress, and any concerns. Communication about how my child is doing emotionally, socially, and academically would give me peace of mind and help me stay involved in my child’s development.

• Safety and Security: I would want to know that my child is in a safe, secure, and nurturing environment. This includes having well-trained staff, appropriate childproofing, emergency protocols, and a clear understanding of how accidents or emergencies are handled.

• Respect and Support for Family Values: It would be important for me that the provider respects my family’s values, culture, and parenting style. I would want a partnership where we collaborate on my child’s well-being and development, with mutual respect for each other’s roles in my child’s life.

2: What are three fears you might have when leaving your child in someone’s care?

As a parent, some common fears or concerns when leaving a child in someone else’s care could include:

• Safety Concerns: One of the biggest fears is whether my child will be safe physically and emotionally. I might worry about accidents, injuries, or whether the provider is equipped to handle an emergency situation appropriately.

• Attachment and Emotional Well-Being: Another fear might be whether my child will feel emotionally secure and whether the provider will nurture my child’s emotional needs. I may worry about my child feeling abandoned or struggling to adjust in a new environment without me.

• Lack of Proper Supervision: I might fear that the caregiver will not be attentive enough, leaving my child unsupervised or without enough individualized care and attention. This could make me anxious about whether my child is receiving the right level of interaction and care.

These fears are often addressed by choosing a trustworthy provider with good communication, clear policies, and a nurturing environment that aligns with the child’s needs.

[Rohina Hakimkhel]

I always have fear and worriedness about safety, emotional security, well being, quality of treatment and care when a child is left in someone else’s care.

[Lyndia Roberts]

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. Open communication with the family

2. A set schedule

3. Updates on my child’s growth

[Layla Zener]

1) If I were a parent leaving my child in the care of someone else, the first thing I would want the most from this provider is to be kind and attentive to my child, I would also want all providers to be well-learned in early child development, and third, I would want someone who is willing to be completely transparent with me about how my child is doing and what my child is being taught.

2) The first of my greatest fears would be that my child’s caregiver will fail to be transparent and ultimately do or teach things to my child that I disapprove of. My second greatest fear would be that the providers fail to understand my child’s unique personality and needs. My third fear would be that the providers fail to have a thorough understanding of child development, and my child doesn’t thrive as he/she should.

[Dhofa]

That sounds like a great opportunity! Discussing how families are primary educators and how childcare providers can support them is important. Sharing ideas and strategies on the community forum can help us learn from each other and improve our work with families, ultimately benefiting children’s development. I look forward to hearing others’ perspectives!

[Victoria]

I am a parent of a young child and three things I would want if they were in childcare is communication, rule following and follow through of what the provider believes in and or say she’s going to do.

My fears in childcare are the lack of rule following resulting in harm to my child. My child being mistreated do to a facility negligents to just hire anyone. These fear are also why my child never attended childcare.

[Olga lucia morales jerez]

If I were a parent of a young child, the most important thing I would want from a child care provider would be open and consistent communication, where I can trust the provider and be informed about my child’s well-being and development. I would also value individualized, loving care, making sure my child feels safe and supported in an environment that fosters his or her emotional and educational growth. In addition, I would want the provider to be knowledgeable about community resources and be willing to connect us with them to best meet our family’s needs.

[lisbeth]

Three things that I want from my Childs Provider is

1. Cared.

2. Treated with respect

3. Make sure they are safe at all times

Three things that I fear if it were my child, it would be

1. Being bullied

2. Not being included on activities

3. Being ignored

[Zarghona Javed]

as a parent i would want a safe environment, a caring and attentive provider, and a simulating learning experience. My biggest fears would be neglect, inadequate supervision, and my child feeling scared or lonely

[llayla]

I would want for them to take care of my kids like they were their own, treat them equally and respectfully, teach them things in a safe and comfortable environment that will help them in the process of growing up. my 3 fears are the being hurt, treated differently/unfairly for no valid reason, not being taught knowledgable appropriate things.

[Gargi Agrawal]

As a parent of young children, 3 most important things ,I will expect from child care providers are-

1. Safe and nurturing environment

2. Kind and supportive providers

3. Play based learning

3 fears of mine for leaving my child-

1. not getting enough care

2. Child’s safety

3.

[Akshatha]

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</div><div>As a parent, I would want the following three things from my child’s provider:</div><div>
</div><div>1. I would want to know that my child is in a safe and secure environment, free from harm and neglect. This includes physical safety, emotional safety, and protection from bullying or abuse.</div><div>2. I would want regular updates on my child’s daily activities, milestones, and any issues that may arise. I would also want to be able to communicate openly with the provider about my child’s needs, concerns, and goals.</div><div>3. I would want the provider to understand and respond to my child’s unique needs, personality, and learning style. </div><div>
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</div><div>As a parent, I might have the following three fears when leaving my child in someone’s care:</div><div>
</div><div>1. I might fear that my child will be neglected or abused while in someone else’s care, either intentionally or unintentionally.</div><div>2. I might fear that my child will not receive adequate supervision, leading to accidents or injuries.</div><div>3. I might fear that my child will experience emotional distress or separation anxiety while I am away, and that the caregiver will not be able to provide the necessary comfort and reassurance.</div><div>
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