Formula Shortage: How Can We Support & Who Can We Support in Northern Colorado?
Formula Shortage: How Can We Support & Who Can We Support in Northern Colorado? Food Bank of Larimer County/The Nappie Project: The Food Bank of…
Read More →Summer Training- EQIT Expanding Quality in Infant Toddler Care
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Larimer County Commissioners proclaim May 6, 2022 as Larimer County Child Care Provider Appreciation Day
Pictured from left to right: Jody Shadduck-McNally (Larimer County Commissioner District 3) Allison Brinkoff (Little Bears Childcare Center), Heather Soderberg (Early Childhood Council of Larimer…
Read More →HB22-1295 Universal preschool bill signed into law
Our CEO Christina N. Taylor, MPH was at the State Capitol on Monday April 25,2022 as Governor Polis signed HB22-1295 the universal preschool bill into…
Read More →2022 Summary of Annual Training and Updated Requirements for Center-Based Professionals
Dear Colorado Shines PDIS user, Here are the annual training requirements for child care professionals, including what has changed for center-based professionals under the current…
Read More →Actionable Ways To Create A Family Friendly Workplace Video
Employees are better able to attend work and be productive at their jobs when they know their kids are in a safe environment during the…
Read More →BeReady Fair at the Loveland Library April 23rd
Be Ready Fair- Family Fun and Preschool Fair. Free to attend. For families with children 0-8 years old. Learning Activities, Preschool Information, Family Resources and…
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Diversity Reads Series: Friendship and Martin Luther King Jr.
You don’t want to miss out on Poudre River Public Library District’s featured books for January. “True peace is not merely the absence of tension; it…
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Board Beat: January ECCLC Board Member Spotlights
Early Childhood Council of Larimer County is lucky to have 19 volunteer board members who provide oversight and inspiration for our work. In this third…
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Child Care Continues to be a Market Failure
Our kids–and early childhood educators–are suffering because of it: An Op-Ed from ECCLC CEO Christina Taylor I couldn’t sleep last night. Not because of something going…
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