They will be anxious to see what their children have been doing throughout the day. Informing them of your activities builds communication and helps parents recognize your professional efforts. Finally, the shcedule will benefit you. You won't need to spend time each day deciding what to do next. With a schedule in place, such decisions have already been made.
Fewer questions arise between children and caregivers, making confusion less likely.
What Children Need You should plan your day around the needs of children. Children have physical needs for food, rest, and exercise. They have emotional needs for love and a social need for friendship. They also have the intellectual need to learn about the world around them. This means that your typical day should include times for eating, resting, exercising, and playing as individuals and in groups.