Recorded May 6-12, 2020, but currently available online. View the conference and download the free workbook at www.challengingbehaviorconference.com. This conference invites us to reflect on how we think about children’s behavior and shares innovative effective strategies. I’ll be talking about Culturally Responsive Self-Care Practices for Early Childhood Providers with Dr. Nicholson and Dr. LaWanda […]
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As children start to return to child care centers and schools, it is important to help ease the transition. Children may have many emotions about returning to school. They may not fully understand why there are changes in their school. Some teachers and classmates may not return or there may be new faces in the classroom. […]
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We know how important Preschool Graduation is for our students and families. And we are so proud of all our graduates and all that they have accomplished! We have been working hard on how to best recognize this important milestone in 2020. We have some surprises in store, but we do want to share that […]
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Learning and partnering together during these uncertain times In these unusual times, it is good to see some things still proceeding as normal. During the Spring semester, Dr. Day Care partnered with a Bryant University marketing class for a hands-on learning experience. The project involved students in the course getting social media experience with local […]
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Wearing a mask in public may be new for children. To help reduce the spread of the coronavirus (COVID 19), the CDC is recommending everyone wear a face mask (not including children under 2). It is a good idea to acclimate children to face masks before asking them to wear one. Wear them around the […]
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Dear Parents and Staff, We know parents and staff are very concerned with the recent news of the Coronavirus (COVID-19). We have been in close contact with the Rhode Island Department of Health (RIDOH), receiving assistance from Yudelky Rivera. Our primary concern is the health and safety of our children and staff. Should you have […]
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