Las rutinas son patrones y hábitos familiares de los que las familias dependen para manejar su vida diaria. Debido a que los padres con frecuencia buscan formas de organizarse y economizar tiempo, las rutinas se convierten en una fuente de apoyo de mucha utilidad. Cuando establecen calendarios diarios, crean centros familiares para mensajes y hacen arreglos para poner en su sitio las pertenencias de todos los miembros, las familias pueden mantener un control sobre sus actividades e identificar y resolver problemas potenciales.
Rutinas y Ritos Familiares
Topics: Best Practices, En español, Parenting
Continue ReadingFamily Voices: A Father’s Perspective in Family Engagement
Ray is a father, grandparent, kinship provider, and role model for children in his community. He is an advocate for healthy parent-child relationships, father engagement, and accessible community resources. Most recently, he was part of the team that produced the PBS documentary, Finding Fatherhood In Colorado.
Topics: Family & Community Engagement, Family Stories
Continue ReadingHealth Resource Spotlight: Family Child Care
Resources to Build and Retain the FCC Workforce
The problem: Across the nation, the supply of family child care providers is declining. What can be done to retain existing FCC providers, and attract new providers?
One solution: A suite of National Resources about Family Child Care, published on the website of the Early Childhood Training and Technical Assistance System (ECTTAS).
Topics: Professional Development
Continue ReadingAlivio del Estrés y Prevención del Enojo
El estrés es un elemento de nuestra vida diaria: la lucha con su hijo de cuatro años para que coma a la hora del desayuno, el sobrecalentamiento de su auto en medio del tráfico, el retraso en recoger a su hijo del centro de cuidado de niños, las confrontaciones con otros miembros de la familia respecto a las tareas y las responsabilidades en el hogar.
Topics: En español, Parenting
Continue ReadingStress Relief and Anger Prevention
Stress is a part of our everyday lives: struggling with your four-year-old over breakfast food, having the car overheat in traffic, running late to pick up at the child care center, confronting family members about chores and household responsibilities.
Topics: Best Practices, Parenting
Continue ReadingLocation Matters: Tips for Choosing a Safe Child Care Site
When we think about health and safety in child care, it’s often related to hazards we can see. For instance, are providers and children washing their hands properly? Have cleaners and medications been locked away? Are smoke and carbon monoxide detectors present and functional? These are things that can affect children’s wellbeing right now.
At Child Care Aware® of America (CCAoA), we’ve been thinking about health and safety in a new way. To create safe and healthy child care programs, we need to consider both hazards we can see and those we cannot. That means thinking about children’s health and wellness right now and in the future.
Topics: Business Operations for CCR&Rs, Systems Building, Professional Development
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