Family Child Care

Seven ways LENA Grow has helped me help teachers take active charge of their own learning.

There's no shortage of resources out there for family child care providers, but extra time in the day is not one of them.

The professional development program has been built into Colorado’s statewide initiative to improve quality in infant and toddler care.

For Pamela Robinson, a family child care provider in Georgia, using LENA Grow was an opportunity to show parents all the brain-building interaction that happens during the day in her home as she watches children.

Our team surveyed hundreds of people working with young children – including teachers, family child care providers, and center directors — to better understand how they have and will continue to adapt to protect the wellbeing of their children and staff during the coronavirus outbreak.

We were delighted to welcome author Elliot Haspel to our staff book club discussion.

We sat down with Jessica Sager, CEO of All Our Kin, to learn how boosting support for family child care providers can help solve America’s child care crisis.

Family child care providers face unique challenges. Colorado is trying to combat these challenges with job-embedded professional development. Learn more about the initiative and its early results.

Elizabeth Szymanski shares about how family child care providers could help end America’s child care crisis, the resources and support they need to thrive, and how MyVillage eliminates common challenges.