Children's books on diversity and inclusion provide young readers with a window into the beautiful tapestry of humanity, promoting empathy, understanding, and acceptance of different cultures, races, abilities, and backgrounds.

In her latest book, “Who’s Raising the Kids?”, Susan Linn takes a deep look at unregulated technology and how it can harm children.

This is a challenging time for public education. School boards are dealing with the politics of ethnic studies curriculum implementation, as well as the management of the rollout of Universal Pre-Kindergarten (UPK).

Many people agree that the early childhood education landscape is continually changing. Personal power can be used to meet the challenges of these changes.

Conference weekend is always exciting and this year marked a comeback from Covid. There were many more attendees than in recent years, many new faces to CAAEYC. Workshops were busy, a buzz was in the air.

Each educator is unique and irreplaceable in our programs. Each one of us has a unique style to be able to relate to our children and also to our parents.