ITQEP Quarterly Newsletter – April 2022

The NC Infant Toddler Quality Enhancement Project (ITQEP) is pleased to share our second quarterly newsletter to provide relevant information to infant and toddler teachers and administrators committed to high-quality care and education.

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News & Events for the NAFCC

Get the latest news and find out about upcoming events from the National Association for Family Child Care.

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Child Care Stabilization Grants

On October 7, 2021, Governor Roy Cooper announced a historic, one-time federal $805 million investment in North Carolina’s early care and learning programs. This guide provides FAQs and other resources specifically for Family Child Care Homes.

National Resources About Family Child Care

Family child care (FCC) has many unique qualities that sets it apart from other early care and education settings. These national online resources and written products from the Child Care Technical Assistance Network more specifically address FCC settings.

Professional Development Designed Specifically for Family Child Care Professionals

Better Kid Care (PennState Extension) provides professional development opportunities designed specifically for family child care professionals. In addition, many of our other available modules are relevant and meaningful to the work of home-based and family child care professionals. Several FREE on-demand modules are available in English & Spanish.

Resources for Opening and Running a Successful Family Child Care Home

Are you interested in opening a family child care home? Are you already running a family child care home and looking for additional resources? Child Care Aware provides guidance to learn about the steps you’ll need to take to be successful and will provide resources to ensure your program is providing a high-quality learning experience… Continue reading Resources for Opening and Running a Successful Family Child Care Home

Teacher Activity Book – B-3QI

If you are looking for fun and developmentally appropriate activities for your birth-to-three classroom, look no further! The activities included here align with all five developmental domains of the North Carolina Foundations for Early Learning and Development (NC FELD).