Starting a new daycare feels exciting and a little scary. This short guide helps new Georgia providers focus on the most important steps to make a safe, welcoming space for children and families. It explains licenses, trainings, safety checks, classroom setup, emergency planning, and ways to wo... What Should New Daycare Providers in Georgia Know About Creating a Safe and Welcoming Classroom?
Thinking about opening a day care in Georgia? You can do it step by step. This guide helps future providers and directors know the big things to plan for, from paperwork to training to the business side. We focus on what DECAL checks, what training you need, how to prepare your home or center, and... How Do I Open a Day Care in Georgia and Stay Legal and Safe?
If you work in child care in Georgia, continuing education is part of the job. It is the training you take after you are hired to help you stay up to date, follow DECAL rules, keep children safe, and grow in your career. A helpful ChildCareEd article to start with is: What Train... Childcare Continuing Education in Georgia: Online Training for Early Childhood Professionals
Meet Georgia’s required training standards with the 10 Hour Health and Safety Orientation Training course from ChildCareEd and consider our Health and Safety Orientation for supplementary topics. This self-paced, state‑approved 10‑hour course is written for Georgia childcare professionals ... GA Discount on Basic Health and Safety
Many child care leaders ask the same question: can I be a #director without a college degree? The good news is: often, yes. States look for the right mix of hands-on #experience, approved #training, clear #licensing steps, and strong #leadership. This short guide gives simple, practical steps you ca... How to Become a Daycare Director Without a Degree
If you work in child care in Georgia, it is important to understand the state’s training rules. These requirements help keep children safe, support better teaching, and help programs stay in good standing with licensing. This guide is written for child care providers and directors who want si... Georgia Child Care Training Requirements and Annual Hours
If you work in a child care program in Georgia, training can feel like a lot to track. This guide shows how ChildCareEd makes it easier with flexible online classes. You will learn what Georgia needs, where to find approved courses, how to plan training for teachers and #directors, and simple ways t... Can ChildCareEd's Online Courses Make Georgia Child Care Training Easier?
Georgia providers: Take $5 off H&H Child Care Training Center’s 40-Hour Director's Course — and consider pairing it with our Early Childhood Program Administration course to strengthen your administrative competency and compliance knowledge. What does the Georgia 40‑Hour Director Course c... GA Price Reduction on 40-Hour Director Course
When we think about learning math in our early school years, we often think about addition, subtraction, multiplication, and/or division sitting in our elementary school desks. Worksheets, memorizing the multiplication table and trying to decide which train got to a certain destination faster also c... Math Talk, It’s as Easy as 1…2…3!
Understanding the difference between typical and atypical child development is essential to providing responsive, high-quality early care. This article gives child care directors and providers practical, evidence-informed guidance on recognizing expected developmental patterns, identifying potential... How can child care programs effectively support executive function skills in young children?