Our village was born after seeing the need for connection in our childcare community. We understand that sometimes there's a need for guidance in young families and childcare providers. It’s tough balancing the many things in our lives and at the same time making sure...
The single most common factor for children to develop resilience is at least one stable and committed relationship with a supportive parent, caregiver, or another adult. These relationships provide personalized responsiveness, scaffolding, and protection that buffer children from developmental disruption. They also build key capacities—such...
One of the most important things we can do to help our children have lower stress is by creating a secure bond. Is it possible to prevent stress and create a secure bond? Absolutely! While every child has a unique temperament, there are many things...
While stress is hard on adults, it is even tougher on little ones. Experiencing stressful situations and environments can disrupt brain growth and development, leading to problems with learning and behavior, along with mental and even physical issues. Fortunately, reducing and addressing stress in a...
Childcare is a necessary part of life for many families. Childcare not only promotes growth and development in children, but it also helps to strengthen families and communities. Childcare providers are an important family resource for support and child development education. Creating a Positive Relationship Children benefit...
Join us for a pizza party and cookie decorating workshop for charity at Porta with cookie artist, Sweet Dani B! All proceeds from this evening will benefit Child Care Resources Diaper Drive. Diapers cost $80 a month for one baby, and they cannot be obtained with...
As a childcare provider, you play a key role in children's lives. By working with children each day, you help them learn and grow. By serving them nutritious meals and snacks, you help children get the nourishment and energy they need to learn and grow...
Our village was born after seeing the need for connection in our childcare community. We understand that sometimes there's a need for guidance in young families and childcare providers. It’s tough balancing the many things in our lives and at the same time making sure...
With their busy back to school and daycare schedules, kids these days face a lot of stress. Stress management for kids is a hot topic for parents. How do we help calm their nerves—whether they're anxious about a test, upset after a tough day at...
After the Labor Day holiday, we start the full swing "Back to School" schedule. Dropping off your child at daycare can sometimes cause anxiety. Here are a few facts to help ease into the transition: Infants: Separation anxiety develops after a child gains an understanding...
A child’s social and emotional skills, including the regulation of his or her emotions, capacity to solve problems and ability to interact with others have been identified as key factors in long-term academic and life success. With the support of CCR's resources and education, parents and...
We are inviting caregivers to join us on August 29th for a fun filled session to discuss how simple brain building techniques can have a positive outcome for the children they care for. We'll have brunch available, music, games and of course, conversation. We encourage...
In the first year of life, early laughter is often a reaction to a primary caregiver. This is a great example of "serve and return." A six-month-old a baby will laugh at behaviors that are not typical. You may have seen a recent video clip of...