There should be a good mix of active and quiet activities, both inside and outside. Good caregivers set reasonable rules and enforce them consistently. They supervise play without being intrusive and allow the children to make choices. Caregivers should also encourage children to find positive solutions to conflicts. Communication with parents.
Good caregivers take time to talk with parents.
They want to learn more about the child s personality, and they tell parents about what the child did that day. Most child care programs also post a schedule of daily activities to keep parents informed. Caregivers should encourage parents to visit regularly. The University of Georgia and Ft. Valley State University, the U.S. Department of Agriculture and counties of the state cooperating.