Early Childhood Education

Home safety basics are the everyday habits and simple checks that prevent injuries in a house, especially for young children

Safety in early childhood refers to the everyday steps adults take to protect infants and young children from injury, illness

Dressing skills instruction is the planned teaching of how to put on and take off clothing, fasten closures and manage

Hygiene teaching practices are the planned methods adults use to show children how to keep their bodies and surroundings clean,

Toothbrushing routine instruction is the process of teaching a child, step by step, how to brush their teeth well and

Potty training accidents management is the set of calm, consistent responses adults use when a child wets or soils clothing

Mealtime communication routines are predictable patterns of talk and interaction that adults and children follow during meals and snacks. Meals

An allergy aware classroom is a learning space where teachers, staff and families work together to reduce the risk of

Healthy snack planning means choosing, timing and serving snacks so that young children get energy, nutrients and fluids between meals

Picky eating strategies are practical methods caregivers and teachers use to widen a young child’s willingness to eat a range