UPCOMING TRAININGS AND EVENTS AT DENVER’S EARLY CHILDHOOD COUNCIL
FFN Training – Preventing Challenging Behaviors in Young Children [ENGLISH, SPANISH, ARABIC & DARI]
October 16 @ 6:00 pm - 7:30 pm
FreeThis training will be conducted in English, with Spanish, English, and Arabic interpretation available.
In this training for FFN providers, attendees will learn how to be proactive in preparing curriculum, materials and the design of the care environment in such a way to head off unwanted behaviors. We will explore how to respond when challenging behaviors arise and how to take care of yourself when caring for children becomes stressful.
Not sure if you are an FFN?
An FFN (Family, Friend, and Neighbor) provider is someone who provides informal, license-exempt child care on a regular basis in an in-home setting for a child they already have a relationship with, such as a grandmother caring for her grandchildren, an aunt caring for a niece or nephew, a family friend, or a trusted neighbor, etc.