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🚫 🎒 School Can't 🎒 🚫 A growing number of children can't attend school. The latest episode of Four Corners shines a light on this issue. 🧒 Children are struggling. 👨👦👦 Families are struggling. 👨🏫 Teachers are struggling. 🏫 Schools are struggling. There is no easy solution to this complex problem. The issue becomes even more complex in the context of family separation. Parents in conflict may find it hard to reach agreement on how best to support their children who are struggling. These children and their families need support. Where disputes arise in separated families, they need mediators who understand the issues they are dealing with. We know that children do well when they can. These children will not thrive while their parents and caregivers are litigating in an adversarial court system.

Are you a Louisiana parent? Do you have a child under age 5? If so, please take a few minutes to fill out the #LouisianaChildCareParentPoll. Your responses will help policymakers better understand the child care needs of families with young children across the state and allow them to advocate for policies that best address those needs. @UnitedWaySELA, @LAEducation, @PolicyInstituteLA and @agendaforchildren are partnering to conduct a survey of families across the state with young children under the age of 5 to better understand the needs of families and the state of child care. bit.ly/ParentPollEnglish

Parents need to encourage open communication with children to protect them from online abuse and exploitation. When children feel comfortable sharing their experiences, parents can identify potential risks early and provide guidance or intervention. Our Tips for Parents: 1. Create a Safe Space: Make sure your child knows they can talk to you without fear of punishment or judgment. 2. Be Approachable: Show interest in your child’s online activities and ask about their experiences without being intrusive. 3. Listen Actively: Pay attention to their concerns, and validate their feelings when they share something. 4. Educate Children: Teach your child about online dangers in an age-appropriate way, so they recognize risks. 5. Reassure Children: Let them know you are there to help and that it’s okay to come to you if something goes wrong online. ChildSafeNet #parenting #childonlinesafety #opencommunication #childsafenet

Missing Children: Insights on Finding Them Safely Discover effective strategies and personal anecdotes about how parents cope when their children go missing. We share experiences on how to keep track of kids and emphasize the importance of community and timely action. Stay informed and learn from our insights! #MissingChildren #ChildSafety #ParentingTips #CommunitySupport #FamilyFirst #KidsInTrees #SafetyAwareness #TrackingTechnology #EmergencyResponse #FamilyCommunication

This phrase, “No thank you,” is often used by staff members in schools and child care centers to show non-acceptance of a behavior. Vague Directions don't improve child behavior or create equity. So what should you do instead? Read more on our blog! https://lnkd.in/e5phpMTh

Great blog that highlights the impact language from #teachers and #educators can have on child behavior

Most commonly, children are taken into care because they are experiencing or are at risk of abuse or neglect. The total of children looked after stood at 83,840 at the end of March in 2023, 1 in every 140 ❗️ What is essential is that all children who become looked after get the love and care they need, as a child and as they grow into adults. At Inspire, we are advocates that all children in care should be supported to achieve things in the same way as any other children, a loving, stable home, a brilliant education, and grown-ups who love them into adulthood 🙌 To read the full article, click here 👉 https://brnw.ch/21wHTJl

#DIDYOUKNOW? 💭 30% of all young children receive their early education in home-based child care! In a new video “What is Home-based Child Care?” Our video shares what home-based child care is and how this kind of care supports the millions of children and families who make this care type their first choice. Watch ⤵️https://lnkd.in/efAWVC8S

#DYK? 💭 30% of all young children receive their early education in home-based child care! In a new video “What is Home-based Child Care?” @HomeGrownOrg shares what home-based child care is and how this kind of care supports children and families. Watch ⤵️https://lnkd.in/gRjBEgw7

Just one week till our next intake commences! And you do not need your co-parent with you! This is the program that’s helped parents get unwilling, uncooperative and downright difficult and sometimes abusive co-parents to: ✓ Start paying the right levels of child support. ✓ Stop insisting matters go to mediation. ✓ Agree to changes in schooling or developmental assessments for the kids. ✓ Change shared care arrangements to better meet the needs of the kids. ✓ Be able to attend events together, for the sake of the children, without stress, without tension, without anxiety. ✓ To be able to respond quickly to correspondence, to move matters forward, with minimal stress and no fear of blowback and retaliation. If you’re ready to step inside, our Welcome Call kicks off on the 3rd May. Places are limited to ensure. You can find all the details and register here: https://lnkd.in/gkdAkJbJ #coparentingcourse #coparenthelp #coparentingcoach #coparentingcompanion #takesavillage