10 QUALITIES OF A GOOD CAREGIVER

1.Should be understanding of children's developmental needs and rights.

2. Should have unconditional love for children.

3 Should demonstrate warmth and kindness to the children.

4. Have the abilities to provide rich play opportunities to children.

5. Should be of good health and sound mind.

6. Should be patient with the children.

7. Should have the ability to reinforce children's learning.

8. Should have respect for children and promotes their rights.

9. Should be a good role model and high moral standards.

10. Should be God fearing.

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