Toileting Independence in Preschool-age Children
This resource offers ways that adults can support children who are learning to use the toilet independently.
Health is the foundation of school readiness. To help children thrive, Head Start staff ensure that children are up to date on immunizations and their state’s Early and Periodic Screening, Diagnosis, and Treatment (EPSDT) schedule, learn healthy habits, and can access the care they need. Head Start programs also promote the physical and social and emotional well-being of families and staff.
This resource offers ways that adults can support children who are learning to use the toilet independently.
Use this resource to learn about healthy behaviors to reduce germs and how to share information with families during home visits.
Head Start programs can model healthy behaviors and partner with families in support of healthy habits at home. Use this resource to learn about how to partner with families to promote healthy active living.
This resource offers information about vision screening and tips for preparing families for their child’s screening.
This resource offers information about optotype-based vision screening and tips for Head Start staff who conduct this screening.
This resource helps support staff and families in taking the right steps when referring a child to an eye specialist.
Share this resource with families to help them do tummy time activities with their baby.
Home visitors and others who work with families can use this resource to share information about tummy time, include tummy time in daily routines, and assess a family’s home to make sure tummy time is safe.
Air quality affects the health and well-being of children, staff, and families. Following these tips can help improve indoor air quality with ventilation, filtration, and more.
This fact sheet can help staff and families learn more about evidence-based hearing screening practices and follow-up.