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.
This problem affects tens of thousands of Kansans — and limits their ability to participate in the workforce. In many cases, a parent chooses to exit the workforce to care for their child.
The Importance of Sleep March 17, 2023 is not just a day to wear green! It’s also a nationally recognized day to acknowledge the many health benefits of sleep. How Does Sleep Impact Children? Sleep is a critical component of health for children. The amount of sleep a child gets
There are some simple steps you can take to prepare yourself, your family, and the children you care for.
Task forces in Marion County and Anderson County took action to add more child care seats for local families.
Recognizing the major need in the community and among Creekstone’s workforce, the company is opening an on-site child care center — adding another 116 spots to the county’s licensed child care capacity.
By asking meaningful questions and paying attention to details during interviews with child care providers, you can decide if the program is a good fit for your family.
Black History Month provides an opportunity, if done right, for children to learn about the pivotal role that Black people have played in U.S. history.
As the years pass, affordable, quality child care only seems to grow more rare. How did we get here? What can we do as parents to help alleviate the child care crisis?
Quality child care prepares children ready to flourish in school and in everyday life. Research has proven that high-quality child care leads to tremendous school success.
Small incremental changes on the local level are paving the way for larger shifts, and those advances are starting to add up across the state.
Two grants are available to Kansas communities working to expand access to affordable, high-quality child care. The grants are based on the needs of your community and your level of readiness.
Program Administration Support is designed to help improve the quality of your business practices.
Kids with cavities miss school and have missed opportunities. Pain and infection from untreated cavities can lead to problems with eating, speaking, and learning.
Our child care health consultants are ready to help you tackle your child care start-up worries.
All Kansas businesses can apply to receive a state income tax credit for providing child care for employees or helping employees pay for other child care
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