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Pre-Service Training for Child Care: What Must You Finish Before Your First Day?
08/26/2026Starting in child care is exciting, but unclear requirements can make your first shift stressful. A thoughtful pre-service plan helps you protect children, document required training hours, and understand when you may observe, assist, work in ratio, or supervise independently; the Health and Safety ... Pre-Service Training for Child Care: What Must You Finish Before Your First Day?
CDA Portfolio Examples: What Does a Finished Portfolio Look Like?
08/12/2026A finished CDA portfolio should make your professional thinking easy to see: organized evidence, authentic reflection, and clear connections to the CDA Competency Standards. If you want structured preparation, explore ChildCareEd’s CDA Certification Training options, where yo... CDA Portfolio Examples: What Does a Finished Portfolio Look Like?
How Can Childcare Providers Strengthen Connections Between Home and Childcare?
09/02/2026When home and childcare communicate as partners, children experience greater consistency, security, and support across the adults who care for them. Providers who want practical tools for listening, collaboration, and culturally responsive engagement can explore CDA Subject Area 4, a 10-hour course ... How Can Childcare Providers Strengthen Connections Between Home and Childcare?
CDA Practice Test by Competency Area: What Should You Study?
08/11/2026Are you studying hard but still unsure which CDA topics deserve your limited preparation time? A competency-based plan helps you turn missed practice questions into focused review; if you also need formal coursework, explore ChildCareEd’s CDA Preschool Credential with Portfolio Review, which p... CDA Practice Test by Competency Area: What Should You Study?
Home Visitor CDA: Does Your Work Experience Qualify?
08/20/2026Are you already supporting families in their homes and wondering whether those hours can count toward a Home Visitor CDA? Understanding the Council’s experience standard can help you avoid delays and plan your next step with confidence. The CDA Home Visitor Credential Birth to 5 course provide... Home Visitor CDA: Does Your Work Experience Qualify?
Emergency Form for Child Care: Could a Substitute Find What They Need in 30 Seconds?
08/21/2026A substitute should not need to guess, search through a crowded file, or interrupt a crisis leader to locate essential child information. A clearly designed emergency form can support faster decisions, safer supervision, and calmer reunification; for deeper preparation, explore Stay Alert! Steps for... Emergency Form for Child Care: Could a Substitute Find What They Need in 30 Seconds?
What Should Every Child Care Allergy and Emergency Plan Include?
09/21/2026A strong allergy and emergency plan turns uncertainty into coordinated action when a child needs help. To deepen your team’s knowledge of prevention, recognition, and response, explore Elijah's Law: Allergy Awareness Training and Illness, Medication, and Allergies in Child Care; these courses ... What Should Every Child Care Allergy and Emergency Plan Include?
How can group child care programs effectively prevent the spread of illness?
07/16/2026Preventing infectious illness in group child care is both a public-health responsibility and an everyday operational priority. Because young children share materials, need hands-on care, and are still learning hygiene habits, programs need consistent layers of protection rather than relying on a sin... How can group child care programs effectively prevent the spread of illness?
How Can Classrooms Prevent the Spread of Illness During Cold and Flu Season?
09/14/2026Cold and flu season can disrupt attendance, staffing, and children’s comfort, but a layered classroom plan can significantly reduce opportunities for germs to spread. For deeper professional learning, explore Prevention and Control of Infectious Diseases, a two-hour online course that strength... How Can Classrooms Prevent the Spread of Illness During Cold and Flu Season?
How can child care programs protect children on poor air-quality days?
07/16/2026Poor #airquality days require child care leaders and classroom teams to make careful decisions that protect young children’s developing lungs, health, comfort, and ability to learn. A prepared program should use a reliable air-quality source, establish clear thresholds for modifying or canceli... How can child care programs protect children on poor air-quality days?
