End-of-Year Tax Savings for Daycare Centers: Maximize Your Savings Before 2024 As the end of the year approaches, #daycare-centers have a unique opportunity to maximize tax savings and prepare for the upcoming year. Whether you’re an owner or a manager, there are several strategies you can ... End-of-Year Tax Savings for Daycare Centers: Maximize Your Savings Before 2024
The holiday season is often portrayed as a time of joy and celebration, filled with laughter, warmth, and cherished moments with loved ones. However, beneath the surface of this festive period lies a complex tapestry of emotions that can sometimes #lead to #stress and anxiety for families. Chil... Deck the Halls with Emotional Wellness: Family Traditions That Foster Connection
Toddler classrooms are full of movement, discovery, and big emotions—and the right routines can turn even the busiest moments into meaningful learning opportunities. ChildCareEd’s Developing Program Tranquility self-paced online course helps educators create calmer classroom enviro... Toddler Classroom Management: Routines, Behavior, and Big Feelings
The holiday season is a time of joy and celebration, but for childcare #educators, it can also bring a whirlwind of challenges. As #classrooms fill with excitement and festive activities, ChildCareEd believes the pressure to create a magical experience for children can lead to heightened #stress and... Sleigh Stress-Free: How Childcare Educators Can Stay Cool During Holiday Chaos
Dramatic play—also called pretend, sociodramatic, or role play—gives young children meaningful opportunities to explore identity, language, relationships, emotions, and the social rules they encounter in everyday life. This article gives child care providers and program directors practic... How Can Dramatic Play Be Used to Support Learning?
Types of Preschool Curriculum There are a variety of Preschool Curricula administrators and educators have to choose from but sometimes it can get a bit overwhelming and confusing when deciding which one is the best fit for your program. Let's take a look at Connect4Learning (C4L). Connect4Le... Preschool Curriculum for Educators to Choose
Early childhood education is evolving and employers increasingly expect formal credentials. The Child Development Associate (CDA) credential is a widely recognized first step for many practitioners. The CDA Preschool Credential and other ChildCareEd trainings can help you prepare for the CDA applica... Elevate your career and future with CDA Credential in 2025
Nap time is a big job. This short guide helps directors and providers teach staff to protect sleeping babies. Training keeps staff calm, confident, and consistent. Use clear rules, practice with checklists, and talk kindly with families. Remember: state requirements vary - check your state licensi... How can child care staff be trained to keep babies safe during sleep?
Sleep is a big part of babies' days. This short guide helps directors and teachers plan fair, safe, and flexible nap and sleep schedules in North Dakota childcare programs. You will find simple steps for making a room rhythm, keeping sleep safe, helping children who won’t nap, and working well... How should sleep schedules for infants and toddlers work in North Dakota childcare programs?
Why it matters: Sleep time is one of the most important parts of caring for babies. Each year too many infants die from sleep-related causes. Following clear rules helps keep babies breathing and alive. The CDC and AAP give steps we must follow to reduce risk; local training and checklists help sta... How do infant teachers keep babies safe during sleep?