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West Virginia Early Childhood Provider Quarterly

West Virginia Early Childhood Provider Quarterly supports and informs the early childhood community, including families, on a variety of topics through an online format and distributed electronically.  The Parent Blocks Newsletter is a section of each magazine that is designed to provide families with relevant information on a variety of topics that focus on children’s issues from a parent’s perspective.

  • Don't Sleep on Safe Sleep

  • Developmental Milestones

  • Growing Up Digital

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  • Let's Get Moving

  • Adapting Your Gross Motor Play

  • Early Music and Movement

  • Navigating Children's Health and Safety with Medical Action Plans

  • Early Care Share WV

  • Head Start Celebrates 60 Years! 

  • Tips to Support Learning Gaps During the Summer

  • Summertime Safety

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  • Coaching in Early Childhood Development

  • WV Child Care Nurse Health Consultants-Online Coaching Sessions

  • All About "TRAILS"

  • Reggio Emilia Approach

  • Autism Spectrum Disorder

  • Early Identification 

  • After the Diagnosis

  • Supporting Families

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  • Becoming a Child Care Home Provider 

  • WV Child Care Credential

  • Maintaining the Health of a Child When going back to School

  • What Does it Mean to be a Role Model

  • Homelessness Defined

  • Why are Smooth Transition So Important in Child Care

  • Early Childhood Education for Young Children Experiencing Homelessness 

  • Does Stress impair a Child's Brain

  • Positive Behaviors Start with You

  • Supporting Children During Stressful Times

  • Preventing Childhood Obesity

  • Obesity Following COVID-19 within Early Childhood

  • Keeping Children Healthy During the Winter

Subscribe to the West Virginia Early Childhood Provider Quarterly Magazine

TCR-ECE is supported by federal funding passed through the West Virginia Department of Human Services: Federal award amount: $4,727,547 (99.9% of program budget) State award amount: $5,122 (0.1%).  TCR-OMCFH is supported by state funding through the West Virginia Department of Health.  TCR-HV is supported by federal funding passed through the West Virginia Department of Health: Federal award amount: $225,000 (100% of program budget) State award amount: $0 (0%).

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