Physical Activities for Toddlers 24-30 months

Nesting Boxes Age: 24-30 months Development: Physical Materials:  A variety of different size cardboard boxes Objective: Fits boxes insid...

Physical Activities for Toddlers 18-24 months

Rolling and Throwing Age: 18-24 months Materials: Small ball Development: Physical Objective: Encourage child to roll and throw a ball H...

Physical Activities for Toddlers 12-18months

Push-N-Pull Materials: A variety of push-n-pull toys Objective: Encourages Walking *Supervise child with push toys, children who have not ...

Potty Wars: 10 Tips for Conquering Potty Training With Ease

As a proud mommy of 7, I am a no amateur to the potty training crusade. I am proud to say I have successfully completed 5 missions, with onl...

Social/Emotional Activities for Toddlers 18-24 months

Happy/Sad Emotions Age: 18-24 months Materials: Mirror Objective: Have show various emotions Use a mirror to demonstrate happy and sad fa...

Childcare Provider Telephone Questionnaire /Interview

Date:______________ Name:__________________________________________________________ Address:________________________________________________...

Childcare Provider Characteristics (For Quality Care)

In today's day and age many mother's are opting to work outside the home. This places several children in the hands of childcare pro...

Inspiring Teacher Quotes

In teaching you cannot see the fruit of a day's work.  It is invisible and remains so, maybe for twenty years.  ~Jacques Barzun Teaching...

Multiple Madness: Together is Better

Multiple Madness: Twin Classroom Separation As humans we use our hands to perform many of life's daily routines. We use our hands to per...

Quotes About Children

Children are our second chance to have a great parent-child relationship ~ Laura Schlessinger Whatever they grow up to be, they are still ou...

Parent Involvement: How to Increase it

                                                              As an early childhood professional I feel parent involvement is essential to c...

Beginner Tips for the "mamarazzi" or "paparazzi" in you: Capturing better pictures of your little one

Tip#1 Stooping to their level! When photographing children getting down to their eye level makes your photos appear more warm and inviting. ...

Is Your Child Safe? Accident Prevention Measures

Did you know that accidents are the leading cause of injury and death to children in the United States? As a  Health & Safety Coordinato...