Welcome to Butler Diaries, your one-stop-shop for all your early childhood education resources. We specialise in providing high-quality and customisable child educator diaries and early childhood education and care planners.
Our early childhood diaries are designed to keep educators and services organised and informed about children's daily activities, routines, and developmental milestones. They are linked and have capacity for critical reflections for the EYLF, MTOP and NQS.
With our user-friendly designs and industry specific features, we are confident that you will find the perfect early childhood diary or planner to suit your needs. Shop now and experience the convenience and organisation that our products can provide!
Sometimes doing everything in your early childhood role can be a struggle

Papwerwork
With all of the different forms and records needed to stay compliant, you can feel overwhelmed by what needs to be done and for who, not to mention the copying, filing and emailing! There has to be a simpler way...

Confusion
What to document, when, how and for whom, how often??? ACECQA requires certain standards but how much is too much - or not enough? They also say there is is no right or wrong way... so what do you do?

No Time
With all of the other duties in your role (activity prep, cleaning, talking to parents) let alone actually interacting with the children....or eating!, there is little time to complete the required documentation.
Butler Diaries takes the guesswork out of documentation
We provide busy Early Childhood Education and Care professionals with the resources needed to SUCCEED at EXCEEDING in your roles. We offer tried and trusted diaries, planners, journals and other educator resources to make your lives easier.
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A Guide to Learning Trajectories in Early Childhood Education
Learning trajectories are a research-based framework that outlines the progression of children’s development across key learning areas. They describe how children typically learn and grow in different domains and provide educators with a roadmap to support each child’s journey... check out how they can help you.
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12 Engaging Bottle Cap Games for Early Childhood Education and Care (ECEC) – Linked to EYLF
Recycling everyday materials like bottle caps into fun, educational games promotes sustainability and hands-on learning in early childhood settings. These activities foster creativity, problem-solving, and key developmental skills while aligning with the Early Years Learning Framework (EYLF) v2.0.
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Does the Whole Service Need to Use the Same Programming Method?
"Does our entire service need to use the same programming method?" The short answer is no—but consistency, collaboration, and alignment with the Early Years Learning Framework (EYLF) v2.0 are key factors to consider.