07 Jan
5 Tips for Family Childcare Providers in 2025
As we step into 2025, family childcare providers have a unique opportunity to reset, refine, and revolutionize their business strategies. This guide offers five actionable tips to help you navigate the evolving landscape of childcare and set the stage for a prosperous year ahead. 1. Set Clear Objectives and Embrace a Word of Focus In
01 Nov
Thanksgiving Fun for Little Ones: Must-Try Activities and Easy Recipes for Childcare Providers
Thanksgiving is a special time of year when families gather to express gratitude and share a delicious meal. As childcare providers, you have the opportunity to create a memorable and educational experience for the little ones in your care. In this article, we will explore a variety of fun activities and easy recipes that will
01 Oct
Celebrating Farm to School Month in Childcare Settings
National Farm to School Month in October provides an excellent opportunity for childcare centers and in-home providers to embrace farm-based activities and nutrition education. This celebration has a significant impact on children’s health and learning experiences. The primary goals of Farm to School programs in early childhood settings are to serve locally-grown, healthy foods to young children,
04 Sep
Hunger Action Month: 3 Practical Ways to Make a Difference
Did you know that your actions this September could help put food on someone’s table? As Hunger Action Month kicks off, millions of Americans are facing the harsh reality of food insecurity. But here’s the good news: you have the power to make a real difference. From the comfort of your home to the halls of
04 Sep
Baby Safety Checklist
September marks Baby Safety Month, a crucial annual campaign dedicated to raising awareness about the paramount importance of keeping our littlest ones safe. For childcare providers, this month serves as a poignant reminder of the weighty responsibility we bear in safeguarding the precious lives entrusted to our care. Creating a secure environment for infants requires
01 Aug
Engaging Exercise for Kids: Celebrate National Exercise with Your Child Week
Physical activity is crucial for children’s health and development. As National Exercise with Your Child Week approaches, it’s the perfect time to explore engaging exercise for kids. Regular physical activity not only promotes fitness but also enhances cognitive function, social skills, and emotional well-being in children. From yoga to sports, there are countless ways to
03 Jun
Food Safety Tips for Your Childcare Business
Food safety is essential in any childcare setting. When hungry children are waiting to be fed, you can’t risk serving them anything that might make them sick. That’s why it’s so important to know how to handle and store food properly. This article covers food safety guidelines for childcare programs. There are four main areas
03 Jun
Tips for Childcare Professionals on Teaching Diversity and Inclusion
Children are born innocent. They don’t have any prejudices or biases. As they grow, they’ll inevitably misunderstand things, but that’s because they’re learning about the world around them and how everything fits together. They’re exploring the unknown, and the unknown can be scary if there isn’t someone there to teach them and help them understand
25 Apr
Childcare Provider Appreciation Day
As we journey through life, we encounter numerous individuals who significantly influence our lives. Among these are our childcare providers, who play a crucial role in nurturing, educating, and protecting our children, thereby establishing a solid groundwork for their future. Every year, on the Friday before Mother’s Day, we celebrate Childcare Provider Appreciation Day. This day is dedicated to expressing our appreciation and admiration
01 Apr
5 Creative Kindness Activities for Kids In Your Childcare
It’s important to teach kids about kindness from a young age. By doing so, we can help them to develop into more compassionate adults. Here are five creative kindness activities for kids that will help them to think of others and to be more kind: 1. Read stories about kindness. There are many wonderful children’s
