Just the 10 of Us: When Child Care Costs Become Too Much

By Guest Blogger on June 22, 2016

Topics: Policy & Advocacy, Parenting

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Advancing the Early Childhood Profession

By Lynette Fraga, Ph.D. on June 22, 2016

Child care providers—regardless of whether you refer to them as early childhood professionals, educators, or teachers—play a vital role in the early education and care of children. This is especially important given that the early years of a child’s life are the most critical for development. We know that children who receive high-quality child care benefit long-term from these early learning experiences. However, despite the importance of high-quality child care, child care providers earn less per hour than many other professionals within the personal care industry.

Topics: Workforce, Family & Community Engagement, Professional Development

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Provider Health Spotlight on Cindy Hodges

By Krista Scott on June 21, 2016

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Cindy Hodges, provider, Tioga Early Childhood Development Center, Tioga, Texas

Topics: Best Practices, Health & Safety

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Children and Zika: What Child Care Providers Need to Know

By Julie Looper Coats on June 16, 2016

Child care providers have a unique role to play when it comes to being prepared for many types of hazards and emergencies.

Topics: Best Practices, Health & Safety, emergency preparedness

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Family Leave for All: A Dad's Story

By Guest Blogger on June 15, 2016

Topics: Policy & Advocacy, Family Stories, Parenting

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U.S. Senate Committee to Hold CCDBG Status Hearing

By Chrisi West on June 14, 2016

Arlington, VA  - The U.S. Senate Committee on Health, Education, Labor, and Pensions will host a full committee hearing on the implementation of the Child Care and Development Block Grant (CCDBG) Act of 2014 on Wednesday, June 15 at 10 a.m. EDT.

Topics: Policy & Advocacy

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