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Why It Pays to Work with Architects Who Know Child Care, Especially in Church-Based Programs
1. The Risks of Working with Architects New to Child Care A. Regulatory & Licensing Pitfalls B. Inefficient or Inconvenient…
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How intentional traditions strengthen child care culture, leadership, enrollment, and family engagement. What Are Traditions in a Child Care Center?…
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The landscape of early childhood education continues to evolve at an accelerated pace. One emerging trend is the rise in the number of daycare centers…
KEEP READINGChoosing the Right Daycare Ownership Model for Your Church
Opening a daycare on your church campus doesnโt just create a new outreach opportunityโit can also generate long-term financial stability and deepen your connection to young families.
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Early childhood is a critical window for establishing habits that support lifelong health, learning, and social engagement. As childcare leaders, you have the unique opportunity to shape not just daily routines, but the very trajectories of young lives.
KEEP READINGHow Food Shapes Behavior: The Link Between Diet and Children’s Actions
As childcare providers, we are often the first line of support for families navigating potential medical diagnoses for their children. This involves addressing fears, guiding them through processes, and helping them understand what may be causing their childโs differences. But have you ever paused to ask why? Why are more children showing signs of being on the autism spectrum, experiencing behavioral issues, or facing developmental delays?
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