Daycare Teacher Tips
What parents want from your daycare
Parents want a lot from their child’s daycare. And honestly? They should. You’re taking care of their most precious…
Read MoreHow to survive summer inside
It’s July. The sun is blazing, the playground feels like a griddle, and you’ve already…
Read MoreRecharging when school’s out but daycare isn’t
t’s June. The big yellow buses have stopped. Social media is full of teacher friends posting about “summer break vibes.” And yet…
Read MoreWarm weather = Wiggly kids
It’s that time of year. The sun’s out, the windows open (when licensing allows), and your classroom…
Read MoreManaging big transitions in daycare
In daycare, transitions are a regular part of the rhythm. Kids grow, schedules shift, and before you know it…
Read MoreAge-appropriate, helpful ways to implement screens
Screens in daycare? This topic sparks debate among educators, parents, and providers alike. While many child development experts warn against…
Read MoreRestoring a calm classroom after excitement
Every daycare teacher knows the feeling. The kids just finished an exciting game, a birthday celebration, or a high-energy outdoor play session, and now it’s time to…
Read MoreManaging big emotions in the classroom
Valentine’s Day is full of fun, excitement, and high-energy moments in the daycare classroom. But after the sugar rush fades and the crafts are put away, kids may…
Read MoreStarting the year off right as a daycare teacher
A new year is a fresh start; for daycare teachers, it’s the perfect opportunity to set the tone for a successful and rewarding year ahead. Whether you welcome new students, revisit your classroom routines, or reflect on the previous year’s accomplishments, January is the time to reset, refocus, and re-energize. Here are some practical tips to help you start 2025 off on the right foot as a daycare teacher.
Read MoreEasy holiday crafts for your daycare’s infant room
The holidays are a magical time of year, and even the littlest ones in your care can enjoy the festive fun! While crafting with infants may seem challenging, plenty of simple, safe, and sensory-friendly activities allow them to explore the holiday spirit creatively. The key is to focus on crafts that engage their senses while keeping the process safe and enjoyable.
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