• Procare Solutions

    Enrich classroom and parent interactions
    with Procare’s parent engagement solution

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Procare is the No. 1 name in child care software

Used by more than 30,000 child care businesses across the country. Our parent engagement solution helps you raise the bar for the parent experience with professional communications, easy-to-access portals and the opportunity for real-time updates from the classroom.

Why Use Procare’s Parent Engagement Solution?

For Centers

MANAGE YOUR CLASS ROOM MORE
EFFECTIVELY

  • Better manage classrooms—track attendance
    and any room movement.
  • Ensure adherence to teacher/child ratios
    (and easily report on ratio maintenance).
  • Make it easy for teachers to track child activity
    with name-to-face reporting.

TRACK IN – CLASS ACTIVITIES &
DEVELOPMENT MILESTONES

  • Create daily activities that can then be shared
    with parents, and connect those activities to
    state standards.
  • Support a wide variety of learning/child-centered
    methodologies.
  • Assess developmental milestones.

COMMUNICATE AND ENGAGE
WITH PARENTS

  • Share daily activities, videos, photos and
    newsletters with parents.
  • Use the app for easy, two-way communication.
  • Keep parents engaged with calendars to promote
    upcoming events.

PROVIDE REASSURANCE ON SAFETY
& SECURITY

  • View and easily update family contact information
  • View authorized drop-off/pick-up providers
  • Enable contactless check-in and pick-up with
    GPS-enabled technology or QR codes

For parents

COMMUNICATE WITH THE CENTER
IN REAL TIME

  • Easily message center staff via the app.
  • Receive any alerts or announcements in real time.

STAY IN THE LOOP ON UPCOMING
ACTIVITIES AND TRACK PAST
ATTENDANCE

  • View upcoming schedules.
  • See calendar of upcoming activities.
  • View attendance for your child (week or month).

IMMERSE YOURSELF IN YOUR
CHILD’S DAY

  • View activities: naps, meals, playtime and learning.
  • Understand how your child is doing against
    developmental milestones.
  • See photos and videos of your child in action.

FEEL CONFIDENT ABOUT YOUR
CHILD’S SAFETY & SECURITY

  • Use GPS-enabled curbside check-in or QR code
    technology for a contactless experience
  • Designate authorized drop-off/pick-up individuals
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Helping Your Child Master the Skill of Playing Alone

Playing alone is an important step toward independence. However, many children are reluctant to go out on their own, so a little coaxing may be in order.
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Is Traveling with Kids Worth the Effort? (Hint: YES!)

While traveling with children may seem like a daunting prospect, experts say it has significant benefits. Travel can expand a kid’s world, making them more empathetic toward cultural differences and helping them adapt to changing situations.
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Nagging Won’t Help a Child Kick the Thumb-Sucking Habit

Child development experts tell us that thumb-sucking isn’t anything to worry about in children under 5. In fact, it can be an appropriate and useful behavior.
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Independent Play is Healthy for Children – and Good for Everyone

Open-ended and independent play is one of the things that can build all the skills and tools necessary for kids to grow into successful and sufficient adults.
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Planning the “Perfect” Family Vacation

It is important to remember that summer vacations are some of the fondest memories your family will make and are therefore worth the effort!
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Bed-Wetting is a Frustrating – but Normal – Stage of Development

Children who wet the bed do so because they are not physically capable of staying dry through the night. And unless they have other symptoms, it is almost always completely normal. That doesn’t make it any less frustrating for children and their parents, however.
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Three Tips for Helping Your Child Break the Thumb Sucking Habit

When a baby finds his or her thumb for the first time, it can be sweet to watch. However, after a few years, this habit can cause angst for parents who wonder if they should step in and help their child break the habit.
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Is Your Toddler Talking Back?

A toddler that talks back to you or is defiant can be frustrating. However, it is important to remember that these behaviors are very common (and normal!). What’s more, with a little positive discipline you can stop these unwanted behaviors as you guide your toddler into better behavior.
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When a Toddler Overreacts, Parents Need to React Calmly

A toddler that talks back to you or is defiant can be frustrating. However, it is important to remember that these behaviors are very common (and normal!). What’s more, with a little positive discipline you can stop these unwanted behaviors as you guide your toddler into better behavior.