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Competency Goal IV: Close Relationships With Families
COMPETENCY GOAL IV
To establish positive and productive relationships with families

I encourage and support a close relationship between home and daycare. I encourage open and friendly communication with each child’s family.

Functional Area 11: Families

Infants

I do this by
●Speaking with the parent each morning regarding the child’s previous night. I provide written information regarding feedings, diapering, sleeping and temperament on a daily basis.
●Talking with parents regularly regarding any changes in routines or behavior while in care, as well as while they are at home. If child becomes sick while in care or at home, I correspond with the family regularly until child returns to daycare.
●Talking with parents
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