Someone To Be With
Since interactions between children and adults are the primary mechanism for development and learning, children who have strong relationships with caring adults do better in learning environments. This children’s coloring book, with a helpful guide and script for families and educators, was written to support strong, first relationships for young children in early care settings.
Follow the journey of a young child to feel connected and supported in a classroom while away from their primary attachment figures. Everyone has a job and the Teacher, Parent, and Child all work together to create a predictable, consistent structure at the beginning and the end of each day.
If your young child is feeling anxious about starting school or returning after break, you’re witnessing something completely normal - and deeply important. Read more about this in our blog article on back-to-school anxiety.
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Someone To Be With
Someone To Be With
Since interactions between children and adults are the primary mechanism for development and learning, children who have strong relationships with caring adults do better in learning environments. This children’s coloring book, with a helpful guide and script for families and educators, was written to support strong, first relationships for young children in early care settings.
Follow the journey of a young child to feel connected and supported in a classroom while away from their primary attachment figures. Everyone has a job and the Teacher, Parent, and Child all work together to create a predictable, consistent structure at the beginning and the end of each day.
If your young child is feeling anxious about starting school or returning after break, you’re witnessing something completely normal - and deeply important. Read more about this in our blog article on back-to-school anxiety.
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Since interactions between children and adults are the primary mechanism for development and learning, children who have strong relationships with caring adults do better in learning environments. This children’s coloring book, with a helpful guide and script for families and educators, was written to support strong, first relationships for young children in early care settings.
Follow the journey of a young child to feel connected and supported in a classroom while away from their primary attachment figures. Everyone has a job and the Teacher, Parent, and Child all work together to create a predictable, consistent structure at the beginning and the end of each day.
If your young child is feeling anxious about starting school or returning after break, you’re witnessing something completely normal - and deeply important. Read more about this in our blog article on back-to-school anxiety.
