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Discover fun indoor play ideas for hot summer days that keep young children active, learning, and safe while staying cool indoors.

Summer is the perfect time for children to cool off in pools, splash pads, lakes, rivers, and sprinklers. Water play encourages physical activity, builds confidence, and creates joyful memories. But even shallow water can pose serious risks for young children, making water safety one of the most important topics for families and early childhood providers during the summer months.

The Fourth of July is a time to celebrate with family, friends, and community. Cookouts, parades, games, and fireworks create lasting memories for children, but the holiday also brings unique safety challenges.

Parenting multiples comes with unique routines and joys. Discover simple strategies for coordinating schedules, supporting each child’s individuality, and navigating daily life with confidence.

Providers play a key role in spotting early vision problems that often go unnoticed. By watching for warning signs like squinting, eye rubbing, or sitting too close to books and screens, you can help families seek early eye care that supports children’s learning, confidence, and development.

2019 National Academy on Early Care and Education Silver Linings: Building Tribal Early Care and Education for Future Generations Join us...

From the Office of Child Care -- The Office of Child Care (OCC) is pleased to announce the release of two new Information Memoranda (IM)...

Today is the last day to lock in early registration rates for the 2017 Biennial NICCA Conference! This year's conference is shaping up to...

The Office of Child Care has announced the National Center on Tribal Early Childhood Development (NCTECD) upcoming national webinar...

Did you know... The American Health Care Act will pause funding for maternal and child health services provided at Planned Parenthood?...