Kinder family connection: Family Connection Login

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Add or Terminate a Child Care Connection

Each time a provider adds a new child to their a care, a “Child Care Connection” must be completed so the provider can be authorized or “connected” to the child. Without this connection, a child will not be authorized to receive care from the provider, the child will not show as a registered child in TAP (KinderConnect) and the provider cannot be reimbursed for the care provided.

Please click REPORT A CHILD CARE CONNECTION below and complete the form to report a new Hamilton County child in your care. The form can also be used to report a terminated relationship between a provider and a Hamilton County child. Once submitted, please allow 5 business days for the family to show active in TAP.

* This is a new form – all mandatory fields indicated with a red asterisk must be completed.

Report A Child Care Connection

If you are still having trouble deciding if you need to report a connection, or understanding what a connection is, the following information may be helpful.

When do I need to report a child care connection?

Providers and/or caretakers (parents) should report child care connections in advance, but no later than the first day of care. Hamilton County Job and Family Services (HCJFS) cannot back-date authorizations for care. If HCJFS is not informed of the child care connection prior to the first day of care, the authorization will begin on the day the child care connection was reported.

There are two circumstances when the provider or caretaker is required to report a child care connection.

1. The caretaker (parent) selects a provider for the first time

Once the caretaker (parent) is approved for child care services, he or she will need to select a day care provider for his or her child if they have not already done so. As soon as the caretaker (parent) reaches an agreement with the selected provider for care, either the provider or the caretaker (parent) MUST report it.

2. If a caretaker (parent) decides to change providers

After a child has begun receiving care, the caretaker (parent) may decide that he or she wants to change to a new provider. At that point, the new provider or caretaker (parent) must report a child care connection.

Caretakers (parents) changing providers may only switch to the new provider at the beginning of the service week (Sunday). All changes in providers will begin on Sunday.

The former provider should also report future end-dated terminations. HCJFS cannot remove children from the provider’s web that have authorizations with a past end-date.

Should the provider or caretaker (parent) report the connection?

Either the caretaker (parent) or provider can report the connection, but not both.

Caretakers (parents) and providers should first decide who will report the child care connection and then ensure the reporting party has all the relevant information including the:

Child’s name
Caretaker’s (parent’s) name
Provider’s name
License number (for child care centers & type A homes) or Provider ID (for home providers)
Level of care to be provided (hourly, part-time, full-time or full-time plus)
Caretaker’s (parent’s) case number or the child’s social security number
Child’s first day at the new provider

Incomplete or inaccurate information could result in a processing delay or denial of the request.

HCJFS 7818 (REV. 4-12)

Newton Family Connection – Kinder Community

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Coping After Mass Violence
For Teens: Coping After Mass Violence (En Español)
Assisting Parents/Caregivers in Coping with Collective Traumas
Parent Guidelines for Helping Youth After Mass Violence
Talking to Children about Mass Violence
Talking to Children: When Scary Things Happen (En Espanol)
Talking to Teens when Violence Happens (En Espanol)
Creating Supportive Environments When Scary Things Happen (En Espanol)
Psychological Impact of Mass Violence
Helping Teens with Traumatic Grief: Tips for Caregivers (En Español)
Helping School-Age Children with Traumatic Grief: Tips for Caregivers (En Español)
Helping Young Children with Traumatic Grief: Tips for Caregivers (En Español)
The Power of Parenting: How to Help Your Child After a Parent or Caregiver Dies
After a Crisis: Helping Young Children Heal (En Español)
Age-Related Reactions to a Traumatic Event (En Español)
Once I Was Very Very Scared – children’s book for young children
Health Care Toolbox—website for pediatric health providers working with injured children
After the Injury—website for families with injured children
Pause-Reset-Nourish (PRN) to Promote Wellbeing (En Español) (for responders)

Book List to Promote Racial Equity in Classrooms

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America’s Promise released a statement including resources, research, and a list of national youth-serving organizations
An age-by-age guide on talking to kids about racism, from infants/toddlers to teens/tweens
Camara Jones TedTalk on allegories on race and racism
Empowering Educators: Guidebook on Race & Racism
List of young children’s books to support conversations on race, racism, and resistance
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Talking to Kids About the News and Current Events
Talking to Very Young Children About Race
Teaching Tolerance has resources across age ranges, including these robust, ready-to-use classroom lessons offering breadth and depth, spanning essential social justice topics, and reinforcing critical social emotional learning skills.
The Afterschool Alliance provides resources for understanding and responding to incidents of bias

“FAMILY AND FAMILY TRADITIONS”

“Each family has its own “living soul”,
in which there is a blooming garden of Eden,
springs of “living” water, and mighty trees,
leaving branches high into the sky,
and roots – deep into the ground.
Good traditions are like these springs
strengthen, give life to the family.”
(L. N. Tolstoy )

Family and family traditions are the basis for raising children. After all, it is in the family that the child learns the first experience of interacting with people, comprehends the versatility of human relations, develops spiritually, morally, mentally and physically. Each house has its own set of certain rules and habits that are carried out automatically. Family traditions and customs help to interact normally with society, make a close-knit family, strengthen family ties, improve mutual understanding and reduce the number of quarrels. In family circles where traditions of family education exist and are observed, children listen to the opinion of their parents, and parents show attention to the problems of children and help them cope with them.

Why do we need family traditions and customs?

Tradition gives rise to the observance of customs and helps to give birth to those concepts that are commonly called family values.

Traditions are an integral part of the process of raising children. They develop a sense of constancy, unity, teach friendship, mutual understanding, show how strong family ties are.

If your family has not had time to be born any special, inherent only in your unit of society traditions, it’s never too late to fix it.

• Gather a family council and figure out what exactly and how should become a tradition. Let everyone express their wish, and then make a compromise decision.

• The first incarnation of the newly established tradition will be the most important. Everything must be done so that it will definitely please all family members, and by the next time they will be looking forward to it.

• Further, it is only a matter of time and accuracy of compliance with the newly born rules.

And a small list of the most common traditions, what they are and why they are needed.

The tradition of eating together

The tradition of eating together teaches us to communicate, listen and hear each other not on the fly, but for at least 20 minutes. A trifle, it would seem, but worth a lot. At the table, the child learns good behavior, learns to care for others. It’s great if there is an opportunity to gather around a delicious table three times a day, but rare families can afford it. It is worth choosing at least one of the meals when the whole family is together.

The tradition of setting the table for dinner and cleaning up after it is also a great idea.

Tradition “Cooking food together, a family meal”

Many people remember that even 20 years ago everyone making dumplings or baking a cake was perceived as a solemn family ritual, and not boring household chores. It is useful to cook together not only famous dishes, but also something new. The old recipe helps to feel the connection of generations, the living memory of those who have also cooked this dish for many years. New – to unite everyone in joyful expectation: will it work out, will it be delicious?

The main thing is teamwork, when everyone contributes to the common cause. And for children, this is a chance to feel significant, necessary.

Tradition “Leisure with children”

This tradition instills trust and interest in parents in children. Joint rest also contributes to the fact that the child learns the world of wildlife, learns to treat it with care, in addition, it is an opportunity to talk, talk about important things alone or all together.

The tradition of “Reading aloud in the family circle”

Today, perhaps, only reading aloud to children is left, and even then not in every family. The advantages are obvious: a taste for reading and for good literature is formed, moral questions are raised in books that can be discussed. And, in addition, we ourselves must be educated and savvy in order to go one step ahead and recommend what will correspond to the horizons of the child and his interests.

The tradition of “compilation of a family tree, the memory of the family”

Genealogy as a science appeared only in the 17th-18th centuries, but knowledge of one’s roots has always been of great importance.

Why do you need to know more about your ancestors than your great-grandfathers and great-grandmothers today?

Drawing up a family tree is a way to realize the continuity of generations, to understand one’s place in the world, to feel responsibility to past and future generations.

From the point of view of psychology, the memory of one’s kind, knowledge of one’s ancestors help a person to form himself as a person.

Tradition “Joint games between adults and children”

Let it be a variety of games (board, sports, intellectual, card, etc.), the rules of which you will teach your children.

And when there are already enough games, you can arrange tournaments for your favorite entertainment.

Tradition “Family holidays” with indispensable preparation, a surprise for the culprit, favorite goodies and welcome guests.

Tradition “Family planning meeting”

This is when on a certain day of the month/week the whole family gathers for tea/ice cream/pizza (the list goes on) and discusses pressing issues/problems/joys/budget/shopping. Such events allow even the smallest members of the family to feel big and significant, because they have been entrusted with participation in the family council!

Bedtime story tradition

Bedtime stories that, as children grow up, can be reborn into stories of interesting educational stories.

Merging with nature tradition

You can’t miss a summer hike with tents, fishing rods, badminton, a porridge pot, fragrant barbecue and everything else that is so loved by all kids and adults.

Believe me, your children will remember the August starfall and morning fishing for a whole year.

Tradition “Cultural and educational events”

Visit museums, exhibitions, performances and good cinema together with family members.

The Photo Chronicle tradition

This refers to the maintenance of a family heirloom – an old photo album in which you will not forget to put common photographs of adults and children at annual family celebrations.

Tradition “We Appreciate While They Are Near”

This is about the older generation, respect and honor to which you need to instill in your children. Make it a rule to be the first to congratulate grandparents on all holidays, and not only by phone, but better, let it be a short, but visit.

The tradition of “passing on by inheritance”

Even if nothing has been passed on to you, pick up something symbolic and resume the old tradition of passing on things dear to your heart by inheritance.

Do not forget that such actions create that unique and such an expensive atmosphere of your home.

Therefore, keep the old family traditions and do not forget to start new ones that will exist exclusively in your family. Raise happy people who want to enrich your traditions with their own.

Family is happiness, love and good luck,
Family is summer trips to the dacha.
Family is a holiday, family dates,
Gifts, purchases, pleasant spending.
Birth of children, first step, first babbling,
Good dreams, excitement and awe.
Family is work, caring for each other,
Family means a lot of housework.
Family is important!
Family is difficult!
But it is impossible to live happily alone!
Always be together, take care of love,
Drive insults and quarrels away,
I want my friends to talk about you:
What a good family you are

The material was prepared by the psychologist of the OPPP Yu.N. Marchenko.
using Internet resources

“Grandfather of my dreams”: a kind family comedy that makes the blood run cold

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07/15/2015 14:40 Strizhenov is released this week after a year of wandering around various film festivals in the country. Advertising the picture, the creators focus on the words “kind family comedy.” This is written in large letters on all the posters, the same was repeatedly said during the premiere held the day before. Moreover, one of the team members from the stage said the following: “Thanks to Strizhenov, the genre of a good family comedy has moved forward.” Let’s see where exactly he “moved” and where he ended up.

As expected, apparently, “good family comedy”, “Grandfather of my dreams” begins with a drinking bout. The reason, however, is very good: the main characters are celebrating a silver wedding. He is Mikhail Mikhailovich Belkin (Nikolai Dobrynin), the son of the great Soviet aircraft designer, who followed in his father’s footsteps. She is Masha Belkina (Ekaterina Strizhenova), an ingenuous children’s doctor. Together they lead a quiet poor life in a two-story mansion in the center of the capital. After seeing off the guests, the happy spouses swear a little, dance a little and retire to the bedroom, where their barely begun love joys are interrupted by a sharp sound from the kitchen. There they discover an old man of shabby appearance (Leonid Yakubovich) who has come from nowhere. The old man, ignoring the astonished owners of the house, smokes a cigarette and settles down to sleep. The hosts, on the other hand, mistake him for a relative forgotten by one of the guests, and instead of calling the friends who were present at the feast or calling the police, they leave to resume the interrupted intimate action.

In the morning, the shaggy grandfather does not go anywhere. At the same time, he cannot speak clearly, and no one, of course, guesses to try to establish communication through writing. The Belkins do not want to go to the police because of the secrecy of the work of the head of the family (let it make sense), but they call for help Tusya, a neighbor from the house opposite. Tusya (Anna Ardova) is the type of woman who sleeps with everyone, giving preference to representatives of law enforcement agencies like a district police officer (Ivan Kokorin) and an FSB major (Vitaly Khaev).

Now, attention, the very essence of the plot. It turns out that when grandfather Yakubovich eats semolina, random events occur in the fate of the Belkin couple that positively affect their well-being. It should be noted that the sacral rite of manna absorption is demonstrated by no means appetizingly. Close-up – toothless mouth of the victim, sacrificial food smeared on the beard, unpleasant accompanying sounds, etc. The rest of the time, free from eating porridge, the uninvited guest devotes to mutilating the dwellings of the people who sheltered him.

Further, with every minute, “grandfather” dives into the abyss of infernal grotesque more and more rapidly. Heroes from decent spineless philistines turn into decent bastards. An FSB major defiles in pink pajamas, parodying the gait of the President of the Russian Federation. A girl in a ridiculous outfit walks through the secret torture cellars of the Lubyanka with a white pony, whistling the tune of Ellie Driver from Kill Bill. Gags, based on the fact that Yakubovich comes to relieve himself in the bathroom, where other heroes are washing. Gags playing with the theme of sex using BDSM methods. “Good”, “family” comedy, remember? And the closer to the finale, the more the story loses all logic, turning into a psychedelic booth with hallucinations in the form of hellish dances on the grave.

Frantically overacting actors contribute to the increase in the degree of madness. Dobrynin is constantly yelling and waving his arms. Yakubovich only remains silent and smiles stupidly, but his repetitive smile becomes more and more creepy every time. The scriptwriters Inin, Strizhenov and Yakubovich weave some strange meanings here, Kabbalistic hints, the presence of which is indirectly confirmed by the presence at the solemn premiere of ex-satirist Mikhail Zadornov, who considers himself a Kabbalist. To be honest, I would like to be wrong in such guesses, but one way or another, “Grandfather of my dreams” can serve as excellent material for lovers of conspiracy theories and cryptanalysis. Who is this grandfather? Is he a Franciscan? Does the place with three crosses have anything to do with Bald Mountain near Vilnius? Why do we need a Jewish legend? Why an Indian princess? Are all these ridiculous twists due to symbolism? And, finally, why does the picture raise such questions at all?

If Lucky Horoscope, another Russian comedy coming out this week, shouldn’t be considered a work of fiction in principle, it’s not that simple. What is happening on the screen does not dare to call a soulless craft. It can be seen to the naked eye that the whole crew really tried when they did this. A couple of scenes even look pretty decent, and the denouement scene with a hard gaze directed at the camera is really impressive. In places, Strizhenov’s tape produces some kind of amazing bewitching and repulsive frightening effect. Maybe that’s what it’s worth playing. Remove the stupid flat humor, cut off the far-fetched happy ending, force the troupe to play sanely, add gloom to the atmosphere, turn down the intensity of the scenario insanity – and you get a tolerable festival grotesque-mystical parable in the spirit of Vladimir Sorokin’s film adaptations.