This new e-book offers ideas for adults working with children and covers the full spectrum of child issues…
Hosted by Webooks.co.uk, “The Childminder’s Companion’, is a companion to Allison Lee’s first book, “Starting Your Own Childminding Business”. It will provide an essential guide for all child care practitioners working in a home-based setting, and explores the following subjects:
· Keeping parents happy
· Keeping children happy
· Safety in the childcare setting
· Factors influencing children’s behaviour
· Unwanted behaviour
· Encouraging positive behaviour
· Child development
· Suitable activities for children
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Allison Lee has written this book as a companion to her first book ‘Starting Your Own Childminding Business’. She has been minding children herself for over 11 years and is employed part-time by the National Childminding Association as a Support Childminder giving help and advice to other practitioners. Allison has also written childminding courses for ISC Learning Direct and for UK Open-Learning Direct.
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