Inclusive Naptime Tips

Nap time can be a hard time for children and for teachers. Having some things put in place preemptively can help lessen the “naptime woes”.  First, the Missouri Licensing standards state that children who do not sleep shall rest on cots for at least thirty minutes but...

When Circle Time Isn’t Working – Inclusion Tips

Are you experiencing unwanted behaviors during circle time?  Children aren’t engaging, flopping around, laying down, etc.  The first thing I would say is reflect…What is the goal of your circle time?  What are you wanting children to take away from circle time?  Are...

Dealing with Challenging Behaviors – Inclusion Tips

When young children become overwhelmed with big emotions, they often resort to physical aggression. All humans have difficulty accessing language and formulating our thoughts into words when we have complicated feelings. This is especially true for young children, who...

Teaching Calming Strategies – Inclusion Tips

Self-regulation skills are lifelong skills children need to be taught from an early age. Yes, even infants can begin to learn self-regulation strategies. Caretakers can model staying calm for children. Remember to use a quiet, gentle tone when addressing any...

Research & Data Specialist: Open Until Filled

Title: Research & Data Specialist  Reports To: Research & Data Analysis Manager    Salary Range: $55,000-$70,000 dependent on experience, with opportunities for advancement   To Apply: Complete application at our hiring site  About United 4 Children    United...

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