In-Person 2-Day Observer Training happening at the FLAEYC Conference Date: October 14-15, 2026 (Wednesday, Thursday) Location: Hyatt Regency, Jacksonville, FL Cost: $375 due to the Florida Family Child Care Home Association Format: In-person | Two days Clock Hours Awarded: 16 REGISTER TODAY About the Session We warmly welcome all conference participants to join us for…
ESPAÑOL Federal Policy Update September brings a lot of movement in Washington and a lot of uncertainty for child care. Congress is back, federal agencies continue to change how child care and early learning programs operate, and the courts are weighing questions about federal funding and federal agencies’ authority. For family child care, one message…
By Eboni Delaney, Director of Policy and Movement Building For 14 years, LaTonya Richardson of Florida partnered with Early Head Start. During that time, the partnership helped create opportunities that shaped both her program and her career. It also changed in ways that ultimately led her to make the difficult decision to walk away. Her…
ESPAÑOL Family Child Care Advocates and Supporters, Summer may bring a little more time with family and a change of pace, but federal child care policy isn’t taking a break. Decisions being made in Washington right now can have a real impact on your program, the families you serve, and the future of family child…
The National Association for Family Child Care (NAFCC) strongly believes that any changes to the Head Start Program must make this essential program more accessible to families who want home-based family child care for their young children NAFCC is reviewing the Administration’s proposed rule to significantly reduce the Head Start Program Performance Standards. While we…
For five unforgettable days in Chicago, Family Child Care educators, advocates, partners, and leaders from across the country came together to connect, learn, celebrate, and advocate for the future of the profession at the 2026 National Association for Family Child Care (NAFCC) Annual Conference. More than a gathering, the conference served as a reminder of…
ESPAÑOL Federal Update: Congress Heads Home for August Recess Congress has left Washington, D.C. for the annual August recess, when members of Congress return to their home states and districts to meet with constituents, visit local organizations, and hear directly from the people they represent. Before departing, the House passed a short-term government funding bill…
Written by Eboni Delaney, Director of Policy and Movement Building For nearly four decades, Benu Chhabra has dedicated her life to children, families, and the family child care profession. As the owner of Benu’s Preschool, founder of Bay Area Professional Family Child Care Network (BAPFCCN), and a leader at the local, state, and national levels,…
Each year, the National Association for Family Child Care (NAFCC) recognizes outstanding family child care educators whose dedication, leadership, and commitment to quality make a lasting impact on children, families, and communities. The Accredited Educator of the Year Award celebrates educators who exemplify excellence in family child care and inspire others across the field. We…
Family Child Care Advocates and Supporters, Federal child care policy activity continues to move quickly in Congress and across federal agencies. Below is a snapshot of major developments impacting family child care (FCC) educators, children, and families, along with updates on legislation aligned with the National Association for Family Child Care (NAFCC) Policy Priorities. June…
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