Early Childhood Infant And Toddler Article Review

The article by National Association for the Education of Young Children (NAEYC) describes about the importance of the code of ethical conduct for the programs that involve children from their birth through 8 years, like the infant programs, child care centers to name a few. NAEYC is a non-profit organization that works towards the needs and interests of young children. The article emphasizes the professional relationships on the ethical responsibilities with children, families, colleagues, and with the community and society. The article further categorizes the ethical responsibilities into ideals that reflect the objective of the practitioners and the principles that help the practitioners to solve problems and the responsibilities that must be followed.
The ethical responsibilities to children portray the significance of childhood days and the quality education that is provided to children in a creative and a safe environment by the NAEYC. The programs conducted by the practitioners are for the benefit of the children that evaluate their behavior, physical and emotional development. The article stresses that the principles of NAEYC to take good care of children are followed religiously and the children are not subjected to harm of any form.
The article creates awareness in the practitioners and lists the tasks that must be performed and the guidelines mentioned in the code of ethical conduct must be followed. NAEYC is always supportive in creating programs that are advantageous for the society because their main goal is to provide better education to the children from their infant days. The codes mentioned in the article are valid even for the specialists who do not work directly with the children. These specialists include the program administrators, program monitors and officers responsible for licensing.