When you take your child to child care, do you want your child to partake in educational activities, or do you simply want someone to care for your child while you cannot? Some child care facilities focus a great deal on educating your child while others will simply keep your child happy and safe while you work. This blog can show you the differences between child care facilities and help you find the questions that need to be asked prior to signing your child up for care at any child care facility. Hopefully, those questions will lead you to the answers that make you comfortable and pleased with the facility you choose.
Posted on: 2 November 2018
If you're planning to return to work after your maternity leave is over, you'll need to find a good daycare for your child to go to every day. While many daycares may seem similar at first glance, there are some questions you can ask that will help you select the right one for your kid.
Pickup Policy
You may be able to drop your child off every single day, but can you also pick them up after work?
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Posted on: 7 December 2017
When it comes time for your child to attend preschool, it is important that you find a preschool program that is well suited to them. This can make all of the difference in the world for how they view preschool and even school in general because this is likely their first time attending any kind of school. Thankfully, there are certain things that you can look for and do to make sure that a preschool is a good fit for your child.
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Posted on: 20 June 2016
When your child has a physical disability but no developmental issues, a regular daycare can be an excellent option to help them integrate with their peers. The issue is that you will need to make sure that the facility you choose is still able to meet the needs of your child. The following guide can help you determine what to look for when picking out the facility.
Is the building fully accessible?
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Posted on: 18 November 2015
When shopping around for child care, choosing the best program requires you to look deeper than just the price and the qualifications of the caretakers. Whether your child is still an infant or almost old enough to stay home alone, care programs integrating art education can pay off years from now. Since your child is already spending hours a day at a daycare program, making sure that program includes art results in these four important benefits.
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