Child Care Providers

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 […]

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 related records are invited to learn about the importance of choosing a recordkeeping system and maintaining fiscal documents and records, including: • Creating a plan […]

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 attachments, regulate emotions, and build resilience, supported by current research and trauma-responsive practices. Learning Objectives: 1) Participants will be able to explain how nurturing, supportive, […]

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 Family, Friend, or Neighbor (FFN). If you are one of the above, please join us for our 4 week playgroup learning series where we will: […]

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 […]