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Description:
Caring for Quality and Partners in Family Child Care are home visiting programs designed to improve the quality of home-based child care. This article describes the experiences of two different home visitors to demonstrate how programs such as these can help providers improve the overall quality of care, increase children's development, and lead to trusting relationships between providers and home visitors. Home visiting was less successful at promoting long-term changes in health and safety practices. The authors discuss the challenges that arose in assessing and supporting social-emotional development in young children, and how providers' "readiness to change" relates to home visiting outcomes. (author abstract)
Resource Type:
Reports & Papers
Funder(s):
Annie E. Casey Foundation;
Monroe County (N.Y.). Department of Human Services;
Rochester Area Community Foundation;
Rochester's Child;
New York (State). Department of Health;
Wegmans Food Markets;
Brush Family Fund;
First Niagara Bank;
J.P. Morgan Chase & Co.;
M&T Bank;
Wenzke Caryl;
Wenzke Gerard;
Gannon J. Werner Memorial Fund
Country:
United States
State(s):
New York