Workplace Reflections 2.8 Explore: Pang W2026 by

ece37 — 2025-08-13 17:23:40 UTC

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

2026-05-29 17:56:53 UTC

We can keep healthy communication with families by greating them also when they come for drop off or coming for pick up. keeping them updated when their children have accomplished new tasks. Welcoming parents to visit if they’d like. Keep them updated to meetings. Have a welcoming energy. And talk about what we find adorable when they learn something new to them.

Samantha

2026-05-31 01:53:34 UTC

Martha

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

I like having healthy communication with the parents by welcoming them and their kids, i always try to keep them updated by talking to them about how they did during the day when they get picked up at end of the day

2026-06-01 18:06:02 UTC

Linda Leah

I like having healthy communication and conversations with the parents by welcoming the children and their parents by greeting them as they are always welcome to see what their children do at our facility, make sure they are included what their children are accomplished at the daycare by communicating with them

2026-06-01 19:53:23 UTC

I like to have healthy communications with the parents by welcoming them when they are dropping off their child to daycare and keep them updated what they do at our daycare. We also invite the parents when we have a lunch date with the children’s on special occasions and when their child have a birthday we always invite the parents to have a cake and offer them coffee or tea to feel them welcome.

Annie

2026-06-02 04:12:49 UTC

I like having an health relationship with parents and guardians. Once they arrive to the daycare during pick up and drop off we always greet and welcome them, unnusakut and Ulaakut! Qanuipii, we always try to keep them update what they did during the day for example we did a painting today, we went for a walk this morning, and we like to tell the parents when their children learn a new task, and their milestone they are able to use a scissors now, and they are able to write there name now. When a child has a birthday we always invite parents and guardians to go have a. Cake and coffee/tea, and we always give the child a present on their birthday.

Dorothy