December 12, 2024
Parental employment shifts are shaping the childcare landscape.
As working parents face increasing employment challenges, the demand for flexible childcare solutions is more pressing than ever. The Parental Work Disruption Index, recently published by KPMG,
explores the complexities of parental work disruptions and their direct effects on childcare needs. This article offers valuable insights into the evolving role of childcare providers as they adapt to meet these changes. Read Article Here
At Early Learning Shared Services Alliance, we understand that parental employment changes can significantly affect family dynamics and access to early childhood education. Visit our Resources/News section for more updates on how we’re supporting families through these challenges and helping providers remain agile and responsive.
Did you know that technology can play a pivotal role in building stronger connections between families and early educators? The National Association for the Education of Young Children (NAEYC) explores this idea in their insightful article, offering practical strategies for using digital tools to enhance family engagement.
Learn about ELSSA’s mission to support early educators! In this episode of Emily Tells All, Kate Byrne discusses how ELSSA empowers childcare providers with essential business services, strengthening early education in Central Florida.
The K-Ready Community Project highlights urgent childcare challenges in Central Florida. Supported by recent research, the initiative explores solutions like funding, teacher recruitment, and shared services to support families, educators, and the local economy. Watch the video to learn more about building sustainable childcare options for all.
Help children with ADHD improve focus and thrive! This resource from Child Development Info offers practical tips for parents and educators to create supportive learning environments at home and school.