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Meeting the Needs of All Children: Mattering

What does it mean for a child to feel they matter to others? According to researchers at the Center on the Developing Child at Harvard University, “from the earliest years, children’s sense … Read more


Coach’s Corner: Dot, Dot, Dot…8 Ways to Get Creative with Dot Stickers

Don’t let their simple look fool you: dot stickers are an MVP when it comes to easy, inexpensive activities. They’re cost-effective, easy to store, and endlessly versatile. They can be found at … Read more


Coach’s Corner: Making the Most of Morning Greetings

A child’s experience upon arriving at their early childhood education program each morning can set the tone for their entire day. Actually, the same can be true for adults coming into an … Read more


Meeting the Needs of All Children: Keeping Children Safe in the Heat

Summer offers plenty of opportunities for fun in the sun, but high-heat days can quickly become unsafe for our most vulnerable learners- indoors and out. Who is vulnerable? All children’s bodies are … Read more


Children reading a book with and educator

DIEEC Microlearning: Proper Supervision: Maintaining Ratios and Attendance Practices

Active and appropriate supervision is vital to keep children safe. You need to know ratios, group sizes, and ways to track attendance for children in your care.  Remember, maintaining safe ratios and … Read more

Health, Nutrition, and Mental Health

Meeting the Needs of All Children: Building Connections Between Adults

A new book by Gillian Sandstrom, Once Upon a Stranger: The Science of How “Small” Talk Can Add Up to a Big Life, explores how adults benefit from stepping outside their comfort … Read more


Coach’s Corner: Summer Programming with School-Age Children

The arrival of summer often brings a shift in energy, schedules, and demographics for early childhood education programs. For many providers, the most significant change is the transition to summer camp and … Read more


Wellness Resources for Educators New to the Field

Starting a career in early childhood education is an incredible whirlwind of energy, but it’s no secret that the first-year can lead to early burnout. To show up for your children in … Read more