How She’s Rebuilding the Village for Working Parents
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What is the main focus of Renee Everett's work in childcare?
I make myself known in places, not because I want your business, it's because I know I can help. My focus right now is childcare, and I'm bridging the gap between a 24-hour childcare with our community. If the parent has to work predominantly at night, I'm that village that can step in and help with that emotional intelligence. Renee Everett is a dedicated community-focused entrepreneur and the visionary founder of the Renee Everett Collective. Through her integrative services in childcare excellence, staffing solutions, and family empowerment, she creates safe, structured environments where both children and adults can truly thrive. Well, now we're living in a world of change. So we do have to adapt.
We're living in technology now. So the best thing for us to do is figure out how can we incorporate that in teaching and learning. You can teach a kid 20 times on paper. They're not going to learn it.
How is emotional intelligence integrated into childcare practices?
It's going to take up to 60 times. You can teach them as a game it six to 12 times. They're going to understand and learn. We just have to monitor it in the correct way.
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My name is Renee Everett.
Renee Everett, we just finished your session. Gosh, introduce yourself.
Why is 24-hour childcare becoming essential for modern families?
What are you about? What do you do? What brought you here?
Well, my name is Renee Everett. I am originally from Miami, Florida. Always been here, born and raised. Well, my focus right now is child care, and I'm bridging a gap between a 24-hour child care with our community.
I'm glad you introduced yourself because this is something that's very close to my heart. I always do the guff, the song and dance thing where it's like, hey, check it out. But this is a serious topic because I'm also, I was born and raised in Miami, you know, but was sort of adopted by my grandmother. And then I didn't learn emotional intelligence until like a year ago. So I was hoping that we can kind of dive deeper into, you know, what you do today with children and how you're seeing a common issue with children that don't have the emotional intelligence.
How can technology enhance children's learning experiences?
And you want to kind of nip that in the butt as early as possible. Talk about this journey.
I know this journey would not be an easy one. I don't expect it to be, actually. But I'm doing something that I love. Kids absorb. And that's very, very important. So with the kids being in my care, let's say the parent has to work predominantly at night. So the parent sees the child, you know, in the morning. I'm that village that can step in and help with that emotional intelligence. Let's say... Homework topic, the easiest topic that we can think about right now. Homework with a child. Of course, frustration will come. I'm there to build. Frustration can happen. I want to teach them to leave that you can feel. It's okay to feel, but let's react differently about it. I have a calm down corner that I'm putting in the child care center for the adults and also the kids.
A calm down corner. A calm down corner. Back in my day, it was called the time out zone. No, you don't go there by yourself. No, we're not going there by yourself. I love it. um just driving it's crazy it's awesome no so the calm down corner um you go and you're able to pick out your emotions so i have pictures where you can go and actually figure out because you know once you're angry you're sad you might be feeling everything but you want to identify each and every one of them so we go down go to the calm down corner together and you can identify each and every one that you're feeling and we calm down okay why do you feel this way Now we're able to identify the problem.
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Chapters
7 chapters
1
What is the main focus of Renee Everett's work in childcare?
0:00–0:47
2
How is emotional intelligence integrated into childcare practices?
0:47–1:52
3
Why is 24-hour childcare becoming essential for modern families?
1:52–2:40
4
How can technology enhance children's learning experiences?
2:40–8:49
5
What strategies help children develop critical thinking skills?
8:49–11:06
6
How does Renee create safe spaces for children to express themselves?
11:06–13:35
7
What role does community play in supporting working parents?
13:35–15:42
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