Child Care Providers

Hively offers a FREE 8-hour, EMSA approved, Preventive Health training including the required hour of nutrition training and Lead Poisoning Prevention curriculum. Pre-registration is required. Attendance at both sessions is mandatory to complete certification. For more information, to register to attend, or to schedule a one-on-one training please contact 510.383.0179 or dfuller@behively.org. Click HERE to […]

This 2 part series will give prospective and newly licensed Family home Child Care Providers an opportunity to explore various curriculum ideas. Participants will learn key strategies when creating an environment for a variety of age groups. By the end of this presentation, attendees will be equipped with practical tools and strategies to enhance their […]

Supporting Young Children to Cope, Build Resilience and Heal from Trauma through Play For children who experience trauma, play is a powerful tool that provides them with a context to […]

This session introduces the foundations of POL and its role in supporting Dual Language Learners (DLLS). Participant will explore the value and critical role of home language, understand DDLs’ unique […]

Are you confident in your facility's compliance with California's Title 22 reporting requirements? Navigating the complexities of what, when, and how to report incidents can be a daunting task for […]

Hively offers a FREE 8-hour, EMSA approved, Preventive Health training including the required hour of nutrition training and Lead Poisoning Prevention curriculum. Pre-registration is required. Attendance at both sessions is […]

Hively’s Virtual Evening Hours Family Home Child Care Providers, Center Based Child Care Providers, and Family, Friend, and Neighbor caregivers are welcome to address child care related questions, assistance with […]

Conducting Better Business: Recordkeeping for Family Home Child Care Providers Prospective Licensees, newly licensed Family Home Child Care Providers, and Family Home Child Care Providers new to keeping Child Care […]

This presentation emphasizes the critical role of responsive, nurturing relationships in early childhood development, especially for children who have experienced trauma. It provides practical strategies for educators to foster secure […]

Do you care for your grandchild, niece/nephew, a friend’s child, or your neighbor’s child? This is sometimes referred to as a babysitter, a nanny, a license-exempt child care provider, or […]

Part 1: Nurturing the Social-Emotional Development of Children (Ages 0–5) Description: Young children build the foundations of self-regulation, empathy, and relationship skills during their earliest years. This session explores how educators and caregivers can intentionally support children’s social-emotional growth through responsive interactions, inclusive environments, and developmentally appropriate strategies. Participants will gain tools to promote positive […]