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IMPORTANCE OF PARTNERSHIP When parents and practitioners work together it has a positive impact on kidrens development and learning. This can be achieved through communication, learning together (e. g. actively involving fathers) and respecting diversity. Be sure to lodge a text to parent(s) during the day should their sister say/do fewthing guileful or just to let them spot that youre both having dramatic play together.You could even send them a picture of the delicious pizza their child just created, for example. Parents then olfactory sensation included and have peace of headway knowing that their child is happy and healthy. First impressions last and so divvy uprs, fashioning you and your home warm and welcoming will immediately put parents at ease. Likewise, parents should also be neat and presentable when pick uping a future childcarer. A two-way flow of information and knowledge between parents and carers plug effective communication.Having posters and pictures o n display which reiterate the carers positive posture towards social and cultural diversity as state in their equalise Opportunities policy will not only give parents a feel for the environment that their children will be in, just now also help children and families to cut that they are valued. Routines are very important for children as they like to know when certain things are going to happen i. e. mealtimes, sleep time, drop-off and order of battle etc. theyre key to establishing a sense of stability and care for children and allowing them to master their environment.Wherever possible, all routines should fit in with parents wishes (i. e. attitudes re TV, food and sleeping) and should meet the childs needs. i. e. incorporating childs interests in nature by collecting leaves/flowers/sticks/stones on walks and perhaps creating a piece of art with them. come to sure routines are based on each individual child and their specific interests/needs. All children develop different s tages at different time, but the general sequence of milestones is the same. This means youll need to constantly adapt some routines to accommodate the changing needs of children as they develop.For example, as boys get of age(p) they really need a lot more physical operation to burn off the energy they have and so more freak games or longer outdoor activities may be required. Upon arrival in the mornings greet each child individually with a warm give tongue to and smile. Mention or comment on something specific that theyre wearying or carrying. Throughout the day listen to them and dont direction daily tasks. This will make them feel important and cared for. Sources Riddall-Leech, S, Home-based Childcare pg 131, Essex, Heinemann EYFS 2008 2. 2 Parents as Partners, Communication