[Marie]

the best way to help children recognize their behavior is role play with them about the emotions and practice going to a calming place and deep breathing there when actually frustrated. being given such things as breathing techniques and other things like that to get on track again they have a higher chance of getting to a better spot.

[Marie]

nothin like a good therapeutic massage, hot bath with unscented epsome salt (2 cups) and plenty of water. I knew a chiropractor who wouldn’t adjust a person who wasn’t taking a sound probiotic… and Ive since learned that probiotic have to make it to the large intestine backed up poop can be a root cause of a lot of things… including the body not getting in much of whatever we are trying to get in us for the better… bottom line take care of yourself in the ways are reasonable and make sense to you overtime.. and in time things will get better to have to hang in there/ ride it out a and there will be light on the other side.

[Marie]

look were you have something in common. elevate activities engaging opportunities and enjoy with them what you can without exaggerating

[Marie]

What a guidance policy might have on it: in the event a child is extremely acting out; is because mom and dad and anyone in the care circle can see clearly what your course of action will be beneficial and how and why you believe what you do: and they will know it well in advance.

[Marie]

the crib or play-pen or bassinet has to be approved and covered accordingly. with a sheet that’s fitted and firm and without anything loose covering the baby that could get over the baby’s head.

[Marie]

kids love to dance and smile and skip and jump if they can. id love to see the birdy dance incorporated as many times as it can be tolerated into the routine of children in a day. its a classic and its a hit!

[Marie]

the best way to make healthy habits fun… is to get into them yourself….get enough of a sense about the thing… decently informed to the point where you get lit up about the thing you want the child to learn… and they will get it… and catch the wave of your enthusiasm.

[Marie]

I would highlight the door locking mechanisms& safe door handles, fences and their heights and closures, and ventilation indoors.

[Marie]

If I suspected it.. I would make a report.

[Marie]

My biggest worry in keeping children safe is the possible risk of allergens either in or consumed the air @ the center or at home and is simply not known of as an allergy or in a medical record. now-a-days allergies come up left right and center … to medications to chemicals .. to a lot of things and babies and children are so vulnerable. In some cases it can take a long time to determine an allergy or be able to isolate a reaction. This is a variable outside of our control really; and if signs come up its possible to further investigate there after however it still worries me at times.

[Marie]

Maintenance is something that seems to easily be over looked.. TO MAINTAIN… I would recommend looking at what works well in the partnership and strategically insert occasions just like with curriculum to recreate what works well. jumping in to take the blame if there was a less than ideal choice made in behavior… even if not noticed. Recall events and conversations and bring up info from previous conversations and ask about what interested them.

[Marie]

Three things I would hope for is someone attentive to needs, safe minded and fun. Dread would be if the child is unsupervised, exposed to danger/ left in harms way, left without what they need/ neglected.

[Marie]

Some creative way to help children get engaged in learning activity is get invested in it and do the activity yourself with them yet pick up the pace at which you do it.. and have the whole task completed in stages on a card stock and add boarder board to each stages that pops or jumps out at the kids but don’t show them the stages until you have begun that part of the curriculum with them and surprise them if you can by having your pre-made stages of the project with flashy board appear quick or briskly once they have already begun… and show actual eagerness to see what they come up with.

[Marie]

Number one tip: Set itNumber two tip: Forget itIn other words just make it ( and simple enough too), and just stick with what has been set… and forget about the rest. Re-evaluating can be a fancy way of second-guessing which highly-likely works out against you and your goals. A RE-EVALUATION can be a planned thing, to put in the schedule, but ought not be too frequent. quarterly is reasonable to re- consider major schedule structures but usually what you came to the table with will likely be fine or well enough and changes are better put in gradually or subtly and not all the time.

[Marie]

I do think outside playgrounds are important because climbing leads to development as well as having a chance to consider different professions in dress-up helps build confidence and creativity.