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Quality Care for Children will be hosting an in-person training in Augusta on July 16th. The training is FREE, provides 2 hours of Bright from the Start approved training, and all participants will receive a free goodie bag! Title: Let’s Dig In! An Introduction to Farm to Early Care and Education Date and Time: Saturday,… Read more »

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Resources for Supporting Social-EmotionalLearning (SEL) and TeachingGuest Contributor: Elandriel Lewis, M.Ed.April 2022 Click below for document: https://leapccrr.org/wp-contehttps://leapccrr.org/wp-content/uploads/2022/04/NR-Apr2022-SEL-C2.pdfnt/uploads/2022/04/NR-Apr2022-SEL-C2.pdf

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You’ve got questions, and we’ve got answers! Following are some links that we think you might find helpful: CDC COVID Vaccine Flyer CDC Frequently Asked Questions about COVID-19 Vaccination CDC Key Things to Know About COVID-19 Vaccines Georgia Vaccination Plan Georgia Vaccination Registration

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Brazelton Touchpoints Center is hosting this interactive series through the end of April. This free webinar series will offer honest conversations for Black parents and between Black parents. Join the open conversations with inspiring guests. We hope the Parenting While Black series will provide a welcoming space for sharing strengths-based and culturally responsive ideas.  The series will… Read more »

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Georgia Rules and Regulations (cited below) require licensed child care programs to have a plan for handling various potential emergency situations. CCLC: 591-1-1-.21(1)(p) FCCLH: 290-2-3-.11(2)(a) Fortunately, there are many resources available to help programs get ready. Following are some of our favorites. If you still need help after checking out these tools and tips, you… Read more »

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Spring marks the time of year when we begin to see begin to see green shamrocks, yellow chicks followed by pink and blue baby gear. While most births actually happen in August and September, March is the month when companies know that we’re ready to spend money on all things babies. It’s a season of… Read more »

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