Describe the child care trilemma.

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The child care trilemma represents the interrelated issues of quality, accessibility, and affordability that impact a family's ability to find care for their child. Issues of affordability and quality are closely relatedhigh-quality care is more expensive. This leaves many families unable to access services based on their income.

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Knowledge of family structure can guide teachers in developing partnerships with key family members. This can assist in evaluating values and wisdom associated with evidence-based practice for individual children.

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a

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Supporting co-constructed relationships requires getting to know the individual interests and needs of each family and communicating with families regularly. Families need to be recognized as experts on the child's development and be treated as both resources and sources of important information. Families should be supported in developing leadership roles in the child's educational experiences through the creation of opportunities, the provision of needed information for success, and the provision of appropriate encouragement. Family empowerment should be cultivated by embracing and supporting the family's role as the child's first and most important teacher.

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b

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Social support in the early childhood environment can be cultivated by creating a welcoming educational environment with comfortable spaces for families to gather and open door policies. Communicating positive attitudes towards families by actively listening and expressing interest is important, as is demonstrating openness and enthusiasm regarding children's development. In addition, it is important to respect family diversity by learning about individual families.

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