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Feature Your Infant/Toddler Program on the Child Care Business Owner Blog

Do you have an infant/toddler program? If so, I would love to feature your program on the Child Care Business Owner blog.

Please copy and paste the following questions below into an email; include  the name of your center, where you are located and forward your response to childcarenews@aol.com by 7/6/11.

I will feature an infant/toddler program every week during the month of July/2011. * Please note: only 4 programs will be selected to be featured throughout the month.

Feature Questions

1. What ages you provide care for?

2. Do you have an infant/toddler curriculum?

3. Do you have a daily schedule for infant/toddlers?

4. How do you communicate with parents about the their child’s day?

5. What type of equipment and materials do you have in your infant/toddler area or classroom?

6. Do you have any specific policies for your infant/toddler program?

7. Does the parents provide the food or do you plan menus for infant/toddlers and provide the food/formula?

8. What is your philosophy about infant/toddler care?

* Please email photos of your infant toddler room to childcarenews@aol.com

Looking forward to reading all about your infant/toddler program. Please remember, only 4 programs will be selected!

 

Thanks for all that you for young children,

Shiketa

It’s Time to Conduct a Maintenance Check on Your Playground

Children love to play outdoors. In fact, I think one of the most enjoyable sounds in the world is to hear the sounds of children playing and laughing while on the playground.

Moreover, the playground is where children can play freely including: running, jumping, climbing, pretending, exploring, socializing and simply enjoy the outdoors.

To assure that the children enrolled in your childcare facility have a fun and safe experience on your playground, it is vital that you conduct a daily maintenance check.

Facts

According to West Bend Insurance, an estimated 500,000 children under the age of 14 sustain injuries on playgrounds every year; 100,000 to 200,000 of these injuries require emergency-room care. Playground-related injuries among children cost an estimated $1.7 billion each year.

Are you ready to implement some loss prevention strategies and grade your playground? Evaluate your playground using the criteria provided by the National Program for Playground Safety.  Start Your  Maintenance Check Now!

Playground Safety Links

http://news.consumerreports.org/safety/2011/04/playground-safety-tips.html

http://www.playgroundsafety.org/childcare/tips.htm

 

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