Young Children Learning Through Positive Risk—Part 2
Family Child Care at Its Best Instructor: Judy Walker, […]
Family Child Care at Its Best Instructor: Judy Walker, […]
Do you care for your grandchild, niece/nephew, a friend […]
As a caregiver, you may be the first person to notice a […]
Trainer: Jose Nunez Workshop Description: This professi […]
In this follow up to our training, Talking with Parents […]
Tri-Valley Child Care Providers, please join Hively sta […]
REGISTER HERE Family Home and Center Based Child Care Providers are Invited to learn how the ASQ-3 helps give children the best start in life. Learning Objectives: 1. Participants will learn why this simple screening is important for children ages 0-5 years 2. Participants will become familiar with how to use the ASQ-3, including how […]
Trainer: Christine Charron, Parent Coach, LMFT, IFECMHS Workshop Description: In this training participants will understand how trauma, caregivers and relationships support and impact typical social and emotional development. Participants will: 1) Identify 1 social and emotional theory that supports their understanding of how children learn these skills. 2) Identify 2 ways relationships impact social and […]
Valley Family Child Care Association (VFCCA) is a group of professional licensed family home childcare providers in the Alameda county. VFCCA was established in 1976 and is a Non-Profit organization that provides educational opportunities, support, networking, and fellowship for licensed family childcare professionals. The goal of VFCCA is to inform and educate its members to […]
Looking for a fun, safe way to celebrate Halloween? Join us at the Dublin Sheriff’s Office Trunk or Treat event! While kids enjoy candy and decorated trunks, parents can stop […]
This workshop helps child care providers build the skil […]
This workshop helps child care providers build the skills and confidence to welcome and include all children in their programs. We will explore what inclusion means, why it matters, and […]
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