I will talk with coworkers or supervisors to share experiences, problem-solve, and feel less alone.

I highly recommend using deep breathing technique

Strong connections is a key to grow over time through small. For example, making eye contact, listening carefully, and responding with warmth will help children feel safe, respected, and cared for, learning naturally follows

yes, written guidance policies are most useful anytime Behavior guidance and discipline,Child protection and safeguarding, Communication with families ect. is important

Single level crib.

My tip is throwing/catching, hopping, dribbling to ensure whole body development.

I would report with CPS after I believe a crime has been committed.

school shooting and Mental health impacts from social media.

3 important things: Communication and developmental support, trust and safety, emotional connection.3 Fear: hide important information, mistreated, emotional hurt.

Creating and maintaining a daily schedule for children provides structure, predictability, and a sense of security – which is especially helpful for behavioral development and emotional regulation. Children thrive on routine. Stick to a schedule with consistent activities such as wake-up times, meals and snacks, nap/rest time (if… Read more

Observing and recording children’s development helps early education providers develop appropriate development programs to support each child’s special needs.

I think screen time in daycare can be beneficial if we limit the amount of time we allow children to watch educational children’s programs. Studies also show that children should only be allowed 1-2 hours of screen time per day, so watching a short video in daycare should not be harmful if we are selective about the content and limit the amount… Read more

In my opinion, early childhood providers can create a “serve and respond” environment in their classrooms by making an effort to communicate and engage in play and exploration with children.

First, I would talk in a positive way to tactfully find out why the mother is late and express sympathy for her. Then I would say the psychological impact of being late on the child’s anxiety, in a gentle tone without blaming or judging. Finally, I would use a cooperative and supportive attitude to help the mother find a solution.

WAC 110‑300‑0030 requires that early learning programs are public places and are not to discriminate on the basis of race, creed, color, national origin, sex, marital status, gender, sexual orientation, age, religion, or ability, among other factors.

I discovered that an individual needs to be licensed to provide childcare and early education services in their family’s home if the child is “not a relative”. And I did not know that caring for children under 12 for more than 4 hours per day also requires a license. The WAC requirements do not surprise me as they are necessary standards to… Read more