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Today there is much controversy about Day Care services and care providers for children that are not old enough to begin school. Mothers who have to work feel guilty and nervous about leaving their little one in the care of strangers. Today there are many horror stories about Day Cares, but if you have all the facts and make an educated decision, you'll see that a Child Care Center can be a great way to prepare your child for school.
Day
Care Search allows you to search through many
day care centers and shows what parents should look for in a child care
provider, the types of horrors that are out there, and warning signs so
that they know when to be wary about where they are putting their children.
To
find out anything you've ever needed to know about parenting - including
how to pick a good day care, see the Working
Parents site where you will find the answer to
all your questions about family, as well as places to shop and ideas for
your kids,
.
Worried about leaving your kids while you're out making a living?
The Survival Tips
for Parents will give you a series of helpful
answers to many questions that working parents have. Concerned that
they aren't getting the attention they need from you? To ease all your
worries and educate you about the developments in day care, Dr. Scarr has
given helpful solutions to parents biggest concerns.
If you're already involved in a Day Care service and you're hoping to find
new ways to teach your children or help your children learn, then
Mother
Goose Time is a great site to see. This
gives you access to lots of different creative ways to help your children,
as well as the opportunity to purchase games and learning materials for
early child care.
Many parents feel they lack the knowledge and information required to choose
a great day care. This Child
Care site is a great place to start. Here
you find access to any information you need in choosing a place where your
child can learn and grow, and how you can avoid day care horror stories.
To learn more about child development and test yourself on your knowledge,
check out our Quia
quiz and see what you know about kids growing
up and learning. Questions come from Chapter 3 of R.E. Slavin's textbook
Educational
Psychology: Theory and Practice.
Created for: Dr. Lewis, Psy 306
Last updated date: October 11, 2000
Created By: Aubrey
Hickey and Mindy Newbill