Children don\'t develop relationships with caregivers.
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In the second tier, early care professionals work with a registered COS Classroom Coach to implement the learning in a classroom setting.
In the first tier, early care professionals engage in an 8-week reflective, professional learning series.
Someone to Be with is part of the Circle of Security Classroom Approach, a two-tier approach to support secure relationships in early care settings.
This book was written for educators and families supporting first relationships for young children in early care settings.
Everyone has a job and the Teacher, Parent, and Child all work together to create a predictable, consistent structure at the beginning and the end of each day.
Follow the journey, from the caregiver\'s perspective, of a young child to feel connected and supported in a classroom while away from their primary attachment figures.
Since interactions between children and adults are the primary mechanism for development and learning, children who have strong relationships with caring adults do better in learning environments.
It\'s relationships with caregivers that develop children.
Children don\'t develop relationships with caregivers
