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Iowa Public Television (a member station of PBS) does its best to bring the best educational content to all Iowa educators free of charge.
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No act of appreciation can be too big or too small for all child care providers do for children!
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Providing the opportunity for tummy time provides many sensory opportunities. It is a great way for infants to develop all their muscles, promotes healthy brain development and is important for social-emotional development.
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Sometimes it seems that children function in two distinct gears, happy and mad. They act in dramatic attention seeking ways to make us very aware of their feelings. They may hit, bite, scream, bang their heads or use a number of other creative ways to express themselves. Their tantrums and acting out can be very overwhelming to child care providers, teachers, parents and anyone else in their pa
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In our world of child care, we are encouraged to “advocate” and become involved in issues which affect children and families. But what exactly does that mean?
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Child Care Resource & Referral (CCR&R) is pleased to announce the launch of the Communities of Practice webpage, designed to share child care business networking improvement efforts by posting opportunities to engage with peers and connect with Child Care Consultants and their resources.
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