Bridget Manley
Bridget Manley
Emily - "It's Your Kids Life, And It Means A lot When Someone Trusts Me With It"
Emily - "It's Your Kids Life, And It Means A lot When Someone Trusts Me With It"
Emily - "It's Your Kids Life, And It Means A lot When Someone Trusts Me With It"
Monday 20th February 2017
Gain expert tips from Emily on finding the right daycare and fostering a positive relationship with your provider.
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Get the buttons here!Emily's Daycare Wisdom: Building Trust and Harmony for Your Child's Care
My biggest piece of advice for kids who are a little bit older is you have to drop them off and you have to leave right away, even if they cry. Even if they're not happy, at least they're not crying, which is a big thing.
Imagine the peace of mind that comes with knowing your child is in a safe, nurturing environment while you're at work. That's what Emily, a seasoned daycare operator, aims to provide. In this episode of 'Birds In A Tree', Emily shares her wealth of experience to help parents navigate the sometimes daunting task of finding the right daycare.
She offers practical tips on what to look for in a provider and how to establish a positive, trusting relationship once you've made your choice.Emily's advice is grounded in her deep understanding of the needs of both children and parents. She emphasizes the importance of trust and communication, suggesting that parents should find a provider whose values align with their own.
She also highlights the need for a dedicated daycare space within the provider's home, ensuring that there is a clear boundary between the daycare area and the provider's family space.One of Emily's key pieces of advice is to get your child accustomed to the provider as early as possible. She recommends dropping off your child and leaving promptly, even if there are tears, to help them adjust more quickly.
Her insights are not just practical but come from a place of compassion and understanding, making her tips invaluable for any parent considering daycare or looking to improve their current arrangement.Tune in to hear Emily's heartfelt and practical guidance on creating a harmonious daycare experience for your child.