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Positive Discipline: Strategies That Actually Work
10/24/2025In the busy, interactive world of child-care, discipline often comes up as a challenge. Rather than relying on punishment alone—or worse, getting caught in power struggles—positive discipline offers a more respectful, effective path. When done well, it helps children develop self-control... Positive Discipline: Strategies That Actually Work
Understanding Developmental Milestones: What’s Typical and When to Worry
10/24/2025In your work as a child-care provider, having a clear grasp of #developmental milestones is key. These are the skills children typically reach at certain ages — like sitting up, babbling, playing with peers, and using words. Knowing what’s expected and when to raise... Understanding Developmental Milestones: What’s Typical and When to Worry
How can I support children’s language and literacy development?
10/23/2025Language and literacy skills are the foundation of learning, communication, and social connection. From the first words a child speaks to the stories they tell and the books they read, these early skills shape how they understand the world and express themselves. As a child care provider or educato... How can I support children’s language and literacy development?
How can I communicate more effectively with parents and families?
10/23/2025Effective communication with #parents and families is one of the most important skills a child-care provider can develop. When you build a strong partnership with families, you support children’s growth, foster trust, and create a positive environment for everyone involved. This article outlin... How can I communicate more effectively with parents and families?
How Do I Create an Inclusive Environment for Children with Diverse Needs?
10/23/2025Creating an inclusive child care environment means ensuring that every child—regardless of ability, background, or learning style—feels valued, supported, and able to thrive. Inclusion is not just about meeting legal or programmatic requirements; it’s about building a car... How Do I Create an Inclusive Environment for Children with Diverse Needs?
How Can We Turn Big Feelings Into Learning Moments?
10/22/2025Working in #early-childhood education often feels like being on an emotional roller-coaster with tiny humans — adorable, curious, unpredictable, and sometimes downright dramatic. But here’s the good news: many of the “chaos” moments are actually golden opportunities. With the... How Can We Turn Big Feelings Into Learning Moments?
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UNITED STATES OF AMERICA - Illinois
10/23/2025ChildCareEd is Approved as a Gateways to Opportunity Registry Authorized Entity. ChildCareEd offers Gateways-approved trainings that align with ECE Credential Competencies for Levels 2–6. ChildCareEd courses may be used to fulfill in-service training requirements for those working in... UNITED STATES OF AMERICA - Illinois
What’s Going On in a Child’s Brain When They Play?
10/16/2025If you’ve ever watched a #toddler deeply focused on stacking blocks, #pretending to be a chef, or turning a cardboard box into a spaceship, you’ve witnessed brainpower in action. It might look like “just #play,” but under that tiny head of curls, the brain is firing off conne... What’s Going On in a Child’s Brain When They Play?
Why Do Children Need So Much Repetition?
10/15/2025If you’ve ever spent time with #preschoolers, you know: young children love repetition. They want to hear the same story again, sing the same song over and over, or practice the same activity multiple times. But here’s the magic: that repetition isn’t just routine — it’... Why Do Children Need So Much Repetition?
