When outsiders come to our community, they need to understand something important about how we live. Our generosity isn’t something to take lightly or simply say “thank you” for. When we welcome you, share our food, open our homes, and care for you, we’re doing more than being kind—we’re offering a piece of ourselves and teaching children

In a daycare setting, piliriqatigiinniq can be used by children helping/working together by putting away toys, objects, and other things that are around the daycare that they have used and that needs to be put back.

We can use it by teaching the children when the daycare employees are helping each other when things need to be done by teamwork.

Teaching young children about tunnganarniq because when you be welcoming and good spirits by being open everything will come back in return with good. Being welcome person come along way in life, show them how you act by having smiley face and caring vibes.

Inuuqatigiitsiarniq can and must be used by everyone. In childcare setting, children are able to use this IQ Principle by respecting their peers, their care givers, and any people in general. Respecting others comes a long way, if you give respect, you will receive respect. Inuuqatigiitsiarniq is a really good IQ principle because everyone gets to build relationships and learns that caring for others is good. This applies to everyone, whether it’s a child, or adult.