[Jennifer]

Protection, compassion and excitement. I want to know my child is being protected. Compassion because I want to know all the children will feel love and warmth while their loved ones are away. And lastly excitement, brings a happiness and thrill to get involved with the children and allows them to be more engaged.

[Callie Houghton]

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?

The three things I would want from my childcare provider is open communication, respect towards both me and my child, and willingness to involve or update me on the education process.

[Deseray Vazquez]

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?

The three most important things that I would want from a childcare provider are for my child to be getting support and attention, eating, learning, and enjoying to be with kids there age in a safe and welcoming program/school.

[Maria ramos Henriquez]

<font style=”vertical-align: inherit;”><font style=”vertical-align: inherit;”> Si yo fuera el padre de un niño pequeño, las tres cosas que más desearía del proveedor de mi hijo serían transparencia, comunicación y compromiso con el éxito de mi hijo. </font><font style=”vertical-align: inherit;”>Tres temores que podría tener al dejar a mi hijo al cuidado de otra persona es que no protegerán a mi hijo de la manera en que lo haría yo, que no sean 100% honestos conmigo y que no tengan en mente el mejor interés de mi hijo .yo fuera el padre de un niño pequeño, las tres cosas que más desearía del proveedor de mi hijo serían transparencia, comunicación y compromiso con el éxito de mi hijo. </font><font style=”vertical-align: inherit;”>Tres temores que podría tener al dejar a mi hijo al cuidado de otra persona es que no protegerán a mi hijo de la manera en que lo haría yo, que no sean 100% honestos conmigo y que no tengan en mente el mejor interés de mi hijo .</font></font>

[Kelly]

safe environment, creative learning and compassion

[Ann Marie]

Three important things I would want from my Childs provider would be Kindness, consistency and patience.

[Tyler Becker]

First and foremost I would want a care provider that is interested and invested in the development and wellbeing of children. Second, I would want providers that are good communicators and who make an effort to form relationships with children, families, their colleagues, and their community. Third, I would want providers that see their adult life as a continuing education, and are constantly seeking to learn new things and expand their understanding of the world around them.

I would fear that providers might let biases or favoritism affect their interactions with children, that they might have short tempers or other poor models of emotional/social behavior, and that they may be distrustful of children’s families.

[Jordan]

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. Communication

2. A passion for teaching

3. Intelligence

[katrina mcivan]

i would want the teaCher watching my child to have the desire to protect and care for them, a naturing bond, and to be understanding with thr learning style

[Alexis Adams]

I would want the provider of my child to have a clean/safe environment, I would want there to be constant communication about my child, and I would want to be able to have a good relationship with them as well, knowing that they can be me during the day while I am away from my child would be amazing. I would obviously be afraid of my child getting hurt, not making any friends, and not following the class rules and disrespecting their teacher.

[Asia]

-to know they’re acknowledged and feel seen.

-to know there are no safety hazards either physically or emotionally/socially

-to know they’re having fun and socializing and building relationships and cultivating their individual selves.

[Zoe Bollman]

I’d want to know my child was physically safe, emotionally supported, and learning with care and compassion. I would be most nervous that the caregiver may not attend to my child’s specific emotional needs as I would, teach them that something is okay that I don’t agree with, discipline them in a way that I find unacceptable.

[Dawnette]

1. care for my child the way they would expect their child to be cared for by someone else.

2. Keep my child safe

3. Listen and support my child

1. putting my child in danger

2. teaching them negative habits

3. Leaving my child in the dark if they were a little behind the other kids, so giving up on them.

[Kathy]

The three things I’s most want are a nurturing environment, a desire to collaborate with our family, and an interest in getting to know my child. My biggest fears would be that my child doesn’t feel safe, that their needs aren’t met or that the other children are not connecting with my child.

[isabella bates]

I would want to know there are being guided correctly. I would want to know the classroom provided them with everything they need. I would want to know the lesson plans my child is learning.

As a parent I would fear my child’s safety. I would fear they weren’t being taught correctly. I would fear other kids were harming them.