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Expectations from your child's provider
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3 things most important to me regarding leaving my child with a primary care giver:1. Physical Safety2. Emotional Safety3. That they are learning 3 things that I would fear regarding leaving my child is very similar – I would be scared that they were not kept safe, that they were yelled at and not emotionally valued, and that they were just sat in front of a TV and not actually learning anything each day.
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Great points, Stephanie! Your focus on safety and emotional value highlights essential aspects of quality childcare.
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I think the three most important things I would want are:1. For my child to be paid attention to and given adequate care and support.2. For the provider to be knowledgeable about early childhood development, and have the skills to appropriately support and teach my child.3. I would want them to be caring and empathetic, to show a willingness to engage with any child and give them support and care.I would be afraid of:1. My child not getting the attention that they need.2. My child not engaging with the material or finding it boring and under-stimulating.3. That my child would not be able to make friends and form connections with the other children at the care center.
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Fyn, your insights highlight key aspects of quality care and the importance of emotional connection in early childhood education. Great job!
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i would want them to treat my child with respect, nurturing, and be a positive role model for them.my fears would be not having an open communication. child getting hurt and not being informed. Not being included in activities because of culture
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Wendoly, your insights highlight the importance of respect, communication, and inclusivity in early childhood care. Great points!
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I think the three most important things I would want from my childcare provider is to respect/ meet my child where they are at developmentally, listen to my questions comments and concerns, and keep me updated on the daily workings of the classroom
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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: A provider who cares and gives attention to my child. 2: A provider who communicates to me of what happens each day with my child. 3: A provider who makes my child feel safe, loved and helps my child learn. What are three fears you might have when leaving your child in someone’s care?1: My child feeling scared or left out2: My child not being listened to.3: My child getting hurt.
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Great insights, Samantha! Your emphasis on care, communication, and safety highlights essential qualities in a child’s provider.
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As a parent, the three things I would want most from my child’s provider are safety and supervision, warm, nurturing interactions, and engaging learning opportunities that support growth. My biggest fears when leaving my child in someone’s care would be lack of safety, my child feeling ignored or unloved, and poor communication if something happens.
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Great insights, Rahimasharifi! Prioritizing safety, nurturing, and communication is essential for fostering a child’s well-being and growth.
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Safety and nurturing care, clear communication, support for childs development.
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If I were the parent of a young child, three things I would want from a childcare provider are that they keep my child safe, support their learning and curiosity through activities like reading, art, and play, and communicate openly with me about their day.Three fears I might have about leaving my child in someone’s care are that they could get hurt, feel lonely or stressed, or be treated in ways that don’t match the values and routines we follow at home.
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Elise, your insights emphasize essential aspects of childcare. Safety, engagement, and communication are crucial for fostering a child’s well-being and development.
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If I were a parent of a young child, the three most important things I’d want from my child’s provider would be a safe, loving and respectful environment who genuinely cares for my child. Someone who can clearly open and respectfully communicate. Lastly is someone who support for my child’s growth and development.
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tres cosas que me gustaria son: saber que mi hija esta Segura y Bien cuidado en UN ambiente respetuo.me gustaria recivir informacion regular sobre El dia de mi hija,su progreso o cualquier preocupacion,me gustria que hicieran activididades que apoyan su desarrollo social,emocional y cognitive.
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I’d want them to truly care for my child’s well-being, to observe their development, and to communicate with me on my child’s progress.
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A safe and accepting environment, patience and support and creative freedom.
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If I were the parent of a young child, the three most important things I would want from my child’s provider are, a safe and nurturing environment where my child feels cared for, open and honest communication about my child’s progress and needs, and engaging learning experiences that support my child’s growth and development.
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Great insights, Kadra! Prioritizing safety, communication, and engaging learning is essential for fostering a child’s development.
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1. attentiveness 2. a vested interest in the child’s well being and overall learning3. comprehension of childhood development
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Great insights, Chloe! Your emphasis on attentiveness and understanding child development is crucial for fostering a nurturing learning environment.
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1. interact more with them2. make them feel safe 3. helps them adjust who their surrounding with
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Great points, Jacklynn! Interaction, safety, and adjustment are crucial for a child’s development and well-being.
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