Generally, caregiver with more knowledge are expected to manage the pediatrics' better. Therefore, there are numbers of criteria that must be met in order for them to be able to provide quality care to pediatrics.
- Good communication skills: A caregiver should be able to communicate effectively with the pediatrics. This includes their behaviour, health progress with potty training and interactions with the other children at the facility.
- Child development knowledge: A caregiver who has worked with children before, has a background in child development, or has years of daycare experience is more likely to know what makes them tick.
- Have patience: In general, we know that early childhood will be a bit of a patience test. An impatient caregiver is more likely to lash out at small children or children who refuse to share.
- Nurturing: A caregiver with a nurturing personality can provide pediatrics with a sense of security and comfort.
- Be responsible: A caregiver should constantly supervise the children and make responsible decisions to ensure their safety.
- Haleena Shakira
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