Why do parents share their child's behavior observations with caregivers?

Parents share their child's behavior observations with caregivers primarily to understand how their child is doing in different settings. This communication allows caregivers to provide insights into the child’s development, social interactions, and emotional well-being in the caregiving environment, which may be different from the home. By sharing observations, parents and caregivers can collaborate more effectively, ensuring that the child's needs are met both at home and at school or daycare. This partnership reinforces a consistent approach to the child's development and helps identify any areas where support may be needed. It fosters an environment where caregivers and parents can work together to promote the child's overall growth.