Comment
Share a quick note with parents
Post a quick photo to a child's timeline
Capture information that may not fit in a different Moment type
Potty
Log diaper changes
Log trips to the bathroom for older children
Track potty training practice for students or log accidents
Food
Log what time the class ate snack or lunch
Log what the class or an individual child ate and how much of their meal was consumed
Log bottles for infant classrooms
You can connect your menus to your moments
Sleep
Log when a child lays down for a nap
Perform sleep checks
Log whether a child slept, sat quietly, or did not sleep
Record when a child wakes from a nap
Activity
Record activities a child is participating in that were not part of your daily lesson plan
Share a photo of a child during independent play
Record how engaged a student was during an activity
Medical
Log the distribution of medication
If a child needs to take medicine at the same time every day, you would log that here
If pre-approved, teachers can use the Medical moment to log sun screen applications
Mood
Track a child’s mood
Let parents know how their child is feeling at certain times of the day
Incident
Depending on your state, you can use the Incident moment to log incidents in your center
Record injuries incurred by a child
Log bite reports
Supplies
Notify parents that their child needs to bring certain supplies
Make parents aware that their child is low on a supply
Learning
Share an update on a pre-planned lesson with parents
Share a photo or video of a child participating in their classroom curriculum
Illness
Log symptoms you see a child experiencing
Indicate abnormalities in a child's health
Indicate if additional medical care was requested or provided (such as a call to the school nurse or the child's doctor)
Ouch
Log an accident such as a scraped knee
Log whether the nurse or a doctor was notified
Let the parent’s know when it happened and who helped
Typically, this moment would log small injuries that would not be necessary to log an Incident for
Notification
Send out an urgent message to parents
Often used if school is canceled or ends early
Easy to send out a center-wide alert
Behavior
Log a child’s ability to follow directions
Notify the parents that their child struggled with directions
Notify the parents that their child was rewarded for good behavior
Health Check
Perform a health check when a child arrives at the center
Screen for symptoms of a cold, the flu, and COVID-19
Keep track of the time when a child may have started feeling sick
Log any symptoms
Perform temperature checks
Safety
Notify parents that a fire drill or lockdown drill took place
Leave a comment pertaining to the drill