A blog from Child Care Aware of Kansas
With articles by leaders and experts in the field — as well as our experienced staff — the blog offers the latest research, innovative ideas, and proven solutions related to early care and education in Kansas.
Plus, we’ve got practical tips for parents and providers about how to offer young children the best possible start in life.
Cooking with children can be both fun and exhausting! Despite the time and patience required, making snacks or meals with your kids pays off for everyone involved.
Summer is a season for practicing and developing resilience and problem-solving skills in a low-stress and supportive environment.
Baby Steps is an innovative pilot that seeks not only to offset the revenue lost by caring for infants and toddlers, but also to bring family child care providers’ incomes closer to what might be considered a “livable” wage.
Making physical activity fun ensures that your kids will enjoy the benefits of being active throughout their lives.
You can rely on ECE Resources Kansas to keep a lot of important information saved for you in one place.
The Child Care Health Consultant Start-Up program is dedicated to welcoming new providers to the child care business.
We are so grateful that our program uses a child care management system, and we recommend it to all early care and education professionals. It makes the transition between home and child care much easier.
Julie Schwarz, owner of Thunderhawk Daycare in Grinnell, Kansas, shares her opinion on the KidKare software and how her program has benefitted from it.
Add a little bit of homegrown flavor to your child care program’s kitchen table.
The Iron Triangle of Early Care and Education Finance is a simple formula to help busy child care providers stay on track.
A learning community is a peer support network of early childhood professionals who meet on a regular basis to work toward shared goals.
Our state can’t experience economic growth unless we have someone caring for our children — and unless our children’s care prepares them to be thriving adults.
Shared Service Networks offer child care providers the opportunity to strengthen their business practices while focusing on what is the most important — the children.
It is important you know the health history and conditions of the children in your child care program so you can help keep them safe and appropriately meet their needs.
It can be challenging to know what you can do to best support yourself, your staff, and your children during hard times.
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