Workplace Reflections 2.8 Explore: Baker Lake W2026 by

ece37 — 2025-08-14 15:33:09 UTC

Describe ways to maintain healthy communication with the families of children in your care.

2026-05-13 14:38:46 UTC

Maintaining healthy communication with families of children in our care.

When children are being dropped off into daycare we can greet both parents and children by saying good morning.

Let parents know how the children were doing at the end of the day.

Send pictures of the children to parents through lillio with a description.

Plan an activity that includes parents at least one hour a day, every few months.

-Hillary

2026-05-13 14:41:49 UTC

Ways to maintain healthy communication for family that comes to daycare.

It is important to show the parents what they do daily at the daycare. Greeting them once they come into the daycare. Telling the parents what they did during the day. What they ate at daycare. Showing parents they can listen and do their work. Sending pictures of their daily routine. Hi mama msging them that they did this at our daycare.

Holly

2026-05-13 14:42:07 UTC

How to maintain a healthy communication is to speak to the families when they pick up their child from daycare, or when they drop them off, telling them how good the child has been improving with their arts and colouring, naming colours, sharing the toys in daycare, when the child begins going down for naps on their own and got up on their own.. showing their activities on Lillio, or writing on notepad, or check list…

-krisy

2026-05-13 14:43:18 UTC

Healthy communications with families can be maintained by warmly greeting the parents each day and building their trusting relationships. Educators can respect families’ concerns, ideas and cultural values while keeping them informed about their child’s learning, behavior and daily. Using positive language, being honest and respecting confidentially helps families feel comfortable and included. Communication can happen through conversations, phone calls, notes, photos or family meetings.

Verna

2026-05-13 19:34:44 UTC

Ways to maintain healthy communication with the families of children in our care

-giving warm welcomes when they come in and drop off their children

-sending positive information through our Lillio app

-respecting their wishes when they tell us what time or when their child needs specific care with a positive manner

-Robin

2026-05-13 19:35:57 UTC

One way we can maintain healthy communication with the families of children in the daycare is by speaking positively to the families when they drop off their children at the beginning of the day, pick them up at the end of the day. We can talk about how their child’s day went on the state of the child’s development. Another way we can maintain healthy communication is by sending pictures of the child through the Lillio app to the parents/guardians.

An example of me having a healthy communication is when a child’s parent came to pick them up, I told the parent a positive comment he made about another child, that he was complimenting another child. Then the parent was happy to hear that their child was learning to notice other children’s appearances and compliment them.

-Lisa

2026-05-13 19:35:59 UTC

Ways to maintain a healthy communication is by contacting them on the lillio app like what they ate and how much they ate during morning and afternoon snack, lunch time too. If they have a hard day there’s a behaviour column, update even if they have a good day can update that too. We can also tell in person at drop off or pick up time. Showing the children’s art work on the wall.

~Shania

2026-05-13 19:36:19 UTC

Healthy communications such as greetings in the morning, saying hi to both parent and child, asking how they were the night before or if they have any problems in the morning, etc. Having small conversations if they have times and using proper words/respects to when sending emails.

Hattie Aningaat

2026-05-14 22:48:14 UTC

Healthy communication with families can be maintained and beneficial by being respectful, honest and welcoming. Educators normally talk to children's parents about the child/rens day, what they've learned and their achievements. Listening to the parents also help us understand the child, how-to help the child by listening to the parents' ideas also concerns help build trust and stronger relationships.

-Angel Ruth

2026-05-19 16:24:33 UTC

Healthy communications with families and children .

Can write down on Lillo or when their parent walks in we can have a quick discussion about their child and how their work is progressing while at Daycare. Always greet them with a smile and happy tone.

Karen