[Jennifer McGarvey]

Communication with caregivers and coming up with solutions together is important. Everyone needs to feel like they’re on the same team.

[Akiyo]

My advice on creating and maintaining a good partnership between parents and childcare providers is to be friendly and warm towards both the parents and their children. We should build a relationship with them, find out more about the family, and their hopes for each child. When a conflict arises, we should listen to the parent’s viewpoint and anything that has been happening at home, listen to their opinions, and if it doesn’t match up with our own, collaborate to find a mutual solution and implement it. Then we can continue to report on the progress of the child and be honest even if it’s difficult. We can bring up good things the children have been doing and use the sandwich method in mentioning concerns.

[Diana Derkach]

Alway communicate!! Show gentleness and politeness when speaking to the parent. Always keep parents up to date.

[Bethany Greenwood]

Make sure that the parents know what the proplem is. You need to make sure that the parents understand.

[Paula pineda]

Both parents and childcare providers should be approachable and open to feedback or concerns raised by the other party. Creating a safe and supportive environment encourages open communication and collaboration

[sasikala]

Define the Problem. make sure each party agrees.

Generate possible solutions. Don’t judge, Evaluate the options and choose one that all can agree on, Re-evaluate.

[Amudha Alagarsamy]

Approach the relationship with respect. Treat the educator and family relationship the way you would treat any important relationship in your life. Work to create a respectful and reciprocal relationship—one in which families feel valued and supported.

[Diana Marcela Salcedo]

manteniendo siempre una comunicacion asertiva en donde el respeto y las buenas palabras esten siempre en primer lugar, hablar siempre en positivo y tratar con mucho amor

[Sequoia Steimle]

It’s so extremely important to build a trusting relationship and you can do that by being honest and transparent while also providing the same safe space to the families as
you do their child, being understanding. It’s also important to work together as a team and if conflict does arise then its important to agree and define the problem and work together to come up with possible solutions all the while supporting the primary care giver as much as possible

[Rachelle]

I think something you can try to do in order to create positive relationships with families is to remember to celebrate their child’s success and unique qualities with them. Don’t just bring up problems with their child or areas where they are struggling, because that can feel unwelcoming to families, and make them feel like you see their child as a burden. When you take time to point out the great qualities of the child and their accomplishments and share them with the families you send a message that you are in their corner and that you care, which makes it much easier to build and maintain positive relationships.

[Kate]

My advice for creating and maintaining a good partnership between parents and childcare providers is all about open communication and mutual respect. Regular updates and honest conversations about the child’s progress and any concerns can make a big difference. It’s also important to be supportive and understanding of each other’s roles. Setting up regular meetings and being open to feedback helps build a strong, collaborative relationship that benefits the child the most.

[grayson]

Always sharing positives from the day at theend and checking in with real interest at the start of each day

[lalitha]

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[Katherin sanchez]

Hablar todos los días con sus hijos sobre sus actividades. Promover la alfabetización, lea libros y también limitar y supervisar el tiempo de que ven televisión, juegan

[Viktoriia Prozorova]

the advice I have for creating and maintaining a good relationship with children’s parents is to always be welcoming, be friendly and continue to be that way every day. to have open and positive communication about their child as much as possible, and to keep the parent aware of opportunities and what their child will be learning. It is also important for you to gain trust so that if you need to bring up a concern, the parents feel as though you are knowledgeable and trustworthy. It is also important not to blame parents and let them know that they are their child’s teacher first and are the mostt important piece to their learning and development.