Preschool Education

A toileting accidents response is the set of calm, consistent steps an adult takes when a young child has an

Sleep safety practices are the routines and checks that help young children rest safely during nap time and overnight care.

Rest time guidelines give early childhood programs a shared framework for quiet periods during the day, helping children recover energy

Nap time practices are the routines, room arrangements and daily habits that help young children rest during the afternoon. In

Diapering and toileting support refers to the care routines that adults use to change diapers, help children use the toilet,

Toothbrushing routines are the regular, predictable steps adults and children follow each day to clean teeth, and for preschool-age children

Handwashing instruction is the planned teaching of hand hygiene steps, timing, and habits that help young children clean their hands

Health and hygiene routines are the repeated daily habits that keep young children clean, comfortable, and less likely to spread

Potty independence skills are the abilities a child needs to use the toilet without help, including undressing, positioning, wiping, flushing,

Toilet training strategies are planned approaches parents and caregivers use to help a young child learn to use the toilet