Today is Child Care Provider Appreciation Day! HHS would like to thank all the North Dakota child care providers for the important work they do every day in offering quality child care that is essential in supporting the well-being of children and their working parents. Show your appreciation by tagging a provider in the comments.
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I wonder if the marketplace, which seems to only value innovation, disruption (w/e tf that means) and novelty, has a hard time understanding that there are (presumably) huge opportunities to open childcare centers that pay a living wage and practice the evidence-based methods that already exist. No need for innovation b/c we know what works and how to do it. Boring (not novel) but effectively. Hard to get funding for boring but effective.
Without support, child care centers will struggle to stay open, leaving parents unable to secure affordable, quality child care that allows them to go to work. Without support, child care centers will struggle to hire the early childhood educators they need to care for our youngest constituents. ⠀⠀⠀⠀⠀⠀⠀⠀ And yet, Congress has still not taken the action needed to end the nation's child care crisis. ⠀⠀⠀⠀⠀⠀⠀⠀ Join us at https://bit.ly/2M9eJpH to see how you can advocate on behalf of babies, toddlers and their families. ⠀⠀⠀⠀⠀⠀⠀⠀ Read the article by The Washington Post: https://wapo.st/3UrSMI2
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Empower caregivers and children by taking steps to solve the child care crisis in Central Minnesota. When families have access to consistent, high-quality child care, everyone benefits. Learn more: https://hubs.la/Q02gC98Y0
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For Ohio to thrive, families and businesses need solutions to the child care crisis. Together, we can amplify the growing calls for significant investments in the broken child care system through child care policies. Be a #BIGVOICE for little kids. Give today: https://ow.ly/GfKW50ROGeH
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At the end of the day child care is worthy of public investment. Jenna Williams briefly shares why child care is important for Utah families. In our latest report: Mapping Care for Kids, we delve into the availability of licensed child care across Utah, county by county, painting a comprehensive picture of the state's child care crisis. We need investments to bridge the gap and ensure every child has access to quality care! Read the full report at bit.ly/utahchildcareaccess.
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For all early childhood educators, when documenting observational or other information using service technology is the safest option.
Do you have a child in child care? Do you look forward to getting photos during the day? You will still get them, but now they will be taken on the centre’s camera not on a staff members’ private phone. It’s one of the changes we are making to help keep our kids safe.
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Cost is one barrier that keeps families and caregivers from accessing high-quality child care. Join the conversations we are having about child care and early learning in Central Minnesota and together we will move towards solutions. Learn more: https://hubs.la/Q02h4k160
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Did you know that whether you age alone or with the benefit of your family, you will need to plan for your future? Parent Your Parents is a leader in elder care assistance in Florida because we teach children and parents alike to preplan. Learn more this Tuesday on our website. #ParentYourParents #ElderLaw #ElderLawPlanning #FloridaMedicaid #PlanForward
