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Mindfulness for Little Learners: Realistic Practices for Busy Classrooms
11/17/2025Mindfulness has become a popular topic among #educators, #parents, and child care professionals—and for good reason. Young children today are growing up in a world that moves fast. They experience constant stimulation, strong emotions, and new challenges every day. But here’s the good n... Mindfulness for Little Learners: Realistic Practices for Busy Classrooms
Beyond the Daily Report: Fresh Ways to Build Stronger Parent Partnerships
11/17/2025Building strong partnerships with #parents is one of the most important parts of #early-childhood-education. While daily reports—whether digital or written—help keep families informed about meals, naps, and activities, they often fall short of creating the meaningful, two-way relationshi... Beyond the Daily Report: Fresh Ways to Build Stronger Parent Partnerships
UNITED STATES OF AMERICA - Pennsylvania
11/18/2025What ChildCareEd’s Pennsylvania Approval (PQAS Organization #58015) Means As a PQAS-Approved Training Organization, ChildCareEd has met all criteria established by The Pennsylvania Key and the Office of Child Development and Early Learning (OCDEL) for delivering high-quality, regulation-ali... UNITED STATES OF AMERICA - Pennsylvania
UNITED STATES OF AMERICA - North Dakota
11/15/2025ChildCareEd is an Approved Sponsor with the Growing Futures Registry. ChildCareEd courses may be used for initial and annual training for those who work in family child care homes and child care centers. This includes directors, supervisors, staff, providers, and volunteers. Pre-Service Trainings: ... UNITED STATES OF AMERICA - North Dakota
Introducing the New Illinois Gateways-Approved Training Bundles for Childcare Providers
11/17/2025Early childhood educators in Illinois now have access to a series of newly developed, Gateways to Opportunity–approved training bundles that make professional development more accessible, organized, and meaningful. These bundles are designed to help childcare providers meet the competency requ... Introducing the New Illinois Gateways-Approved Training Bundles for Childcare Providers
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UNITED STATES OF AMERICA - Texas
11/15/2025What ChildCareEd’s Texas Approval Means ChildCareEd is an accepted provider of child care training in Texas, with courses recognized by the Texas Health and Human Services Commission (HHSC) for preservice, annual training, and director-level professional development. HHSC has formally recogn... UNITED STATES OF AMERICA - Texas
UNITED STATES OF AMERICA - Maryland
11/15/2025What ChildCareEd’s Maryland Approval (CKO-380) Means As an MSDE–approved Training Organization, ChildCareEd has met all approval criteria established by the Maryland State Department of Education (MSDE) and the Office of Child Care (OCC) for delivering high-quality, regulatory-aligned p... UNITED STATES OF AMERICA - Maryland
UNITED STATES OF AMERICA - Georgia
11/13/2025ChildCareEd is an Approved Training Sponsor Organization in the GaPDS. The listing of GaPDS-approved courses may be found by searching for ChildCareEd under the Approved Sponsor Organization category on the GaPDS Approved Training site. Courses are approved by Georgia’s Bright from the St... UNITED STATES OF AMERICA - Georgia
🥦How Can I Help Picky Eaters Try New Foods—Without Stress or Pressure?
11/14/2025Every #educator and caregiver has met at least one picky eater — the child who refuses anything green, avoids new textures, or eats the same two or three foods every day. While picky eating is common in #early-childhood, it can be frustrating for both adults and children. But here’s t... 🥦How Can I Help Picky Eaters Try New Foods—Without Stress or Pressure?
