What Parents Need To Know - Quality Child Care For Parents
By: Angie Smith
What Parents Need To Know - Quality Child Care For Parents
Healthy brain development begins even before a child is born. While a child is developing in the womb, the brain is in charge of establishing connections to assist in basic movements including reflex actions such as breathing and heartbeat as well as movement of the arms, fingers, and legs. Development continues to include regulating the senses including developing hearing and sight. Research has shown that newborn babies respond to familiar sounds such as a mother’s voice.
Emotional development is also affected by early learning experiences. If a child’s parents or primary caregivers are predictable and meet the needs of the child in the infant and toddler years, the child is better able to focus on learning and exploring. If a child’s basic needs are not met, the child must expend more energy to attain those necessities and therefore has less energy to learn cognitive and social skills (Zero to Three).
Parents, are you looking for quality daycare or childcare? Are you looking for someone who’s more than a babysitter? Wondering what your states standards and regulations are? Want your children to get a good early childhood education from a teacher who cares and is qualified? Have you checked out your local Child Care Resource and Referral Agency (CCR&R) for quality childcare?
I hope by watching my videos as well I can offer some help and guidance for your childcare needs.
http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=9rtZAikEjaM
I’ve also written a book because of my experiences in teaching and, most importantly, my experiences teaching in child care. I’ve always been one to demand excellence in everything I do and from everyone I encounter. The fact that child care is less than excellent keeps me searching for a way to improve the standards that aren’t meeting my, and hopefully your expectations.
I always thought that if I’m a good teacher and a good role model, then others will follow suit and step up to the challenge of creating quality child care, and that it would be enough. I’ve always hoped that there are more people out there that have the same standards I do and are creating the same quality than not, but the more I teach, the more I find this isn’t the case.
What Parents Need To Know About Child Care
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Angie
Angie, a child care teacher talks about the lack of standards in child care. What Parents Need To Know About Child Care Parents n Child Care http://www.parentsnchildcare.com
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