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Choosing a care Provider Types of Care o Child Care Centers o Family Child Care o In-home Caregivers o Care Provided by Relatives, Friends and Neighbors

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Choosing a care ProviderTypes of Care

o Child Care Centerso Family Child Careo In-home Caregiverso Care Provided by Relatives, Friends and

Neighbors

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Child Care Centers

• Parents choose centers because they believe that larger groups, multiple caregivers and state inspections make programs safer for their children and make the arrangement more dependable.

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Child Care Centers

• Many parents believe that more staff, space, equipment, toys and organized activities provide a better learning environment for their children.

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Family Child Care

• Family child care providers offer care for children in the provider's home.

• Most states require family child care providers to have a criminal records check and/or child abuse and neglect clearance.

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Why Do Parents Choose Family Child Care Providers?

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Why Do Parents Choose Family Child Care Providers?

• They want to keep their children in a home-like environment.

• They prefer to relate to a single caregiver and believe that children are healthier, happier and more secure in smaller groups.

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In-home Caregivers

• In-home caregivers provide care for children in the child's home.• They include live-in and

live-out nannies and housekeepers.

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Why Do Parents Choose In-home Caregivers?

• Parents choose in-home care because they believe their children will be safer and more secure in their own home.

• They believe that if they employ the caregiver to work in their home, they have more control over the care their children will receive.

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Care Provided by Relatives, Friends and Neighbors

• This type of care is often called "Kith and Kin" care and can take place in the caregiver's home or in the child's home.

• Sometimes parents arrange to work different shifts, so that one parent is always available to care for the children.

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Why Do Parents Choose Care by Relatives, Friends and Neighbors?

• Parents who use this kind of care consider themselves lucky to have a relative, friend or neighbor care for their children.

• They believe that these caregivers will provide warmer, more loving care for the child and that the child will be more secure.

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• Many parents believe that relatives, friends and neighbors will be more likely to share their values and they feel more comfortable entrusting their children to them.

• Sometimes parents use this type of care because their schedules, budgets or transportation issues limit their other child care options.

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