Learner Brandi Krediet
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One thing I love to do with my grandchildren is to have yoga cards about enotions to help regulate them and on the cards it has feelings on them and we talk about them as well and how to better manage them next time.
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I often talk to my peers and ask how we can help the child
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making eye contact, listening to them, and ask questions
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listening to music, drawing, diamond painting, and going on nature walks
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I would tell them that inorder for you to build connections with the children is by getting on their level and interacting with them in activities they enjoy and asking the children open-ended questions.
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Medication management, emergency preparedness, and illness and injury: how they need to be recorded.
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you can use a bassinet, crib, or playpen for a child to sleep in with a firm matress only.
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greeting the children each morning at the door, encouraging children to participate in games, and make fun and inviting activities for the children to engage with.
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you can make it a game or you can teach the children songs that will make healthy practices fun and engaging
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I would mention the secure access, health and hygein, staff training and screenings, nad emergancy prepardness, and the supervision of the ratios of children to staff.
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if I susspect child abuse I will ocntact the proper agency and document what I had seen on a child on the proper form and keep it in the childs file.
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My biggest worry is that my child will be mistreated, bullied, and the childcare center will not do anything about it.
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Effective communication and mutual respect, we can create this type of foundation by having open and honest conversations between us and the parents, we can create trust by valuing each person since we are both looking otu for the best intreset in the children.
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1. treat them how I treat them at home2. help them learn to problem solve3. help them in the areas they are struggling in Three fears I may have leaving my child in the care1. Not treating my child with respect2. not helping my child in the areas they are struggling3. ignoring my child when they need help
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hands on projects: foster curiousity and deeper understandingsrole-playing or storytelling: allows the children to use their imagination, communication skills and develop empathyoutdoor exploration: helps with physical activity for example nature walks finding leaves, pinecones, flowers, and other objects in nature can be used for activities, painting, and counting.