Child Care
Most infants and toddlers spend some part of their day with caregivers other than their parents.
This diverse group of caregivers includes relatives, friends, neighbors, family child care providers, and center-based child care providers. How to choose caregivers and how to recognize “high-quality” child care are some of the most important questions parents ask.
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Family, Friend & Neighbor Care
Caring for the children of family, friends or neighbors is incredibly important work. To help you provide the best care possible for the children and families you serve, ZERO TO THREE developed the f…
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National Infant & Toddler Child Care Initiative Resource Archive
This Project of the Federal Child Care Bureau at ZERO TO THREE that is designed to support Child Care Development Fund administrators in their efforts to effect systems-wide improvements in infant an…
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Will my child develop social skills if he's not in preschool or child care?
Q: My toddler has been at home with me since he was born. Do you think it is necessary that he begin preschool or child care in order to develop social skills?
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Parenting and Professionalism: The Myth of Having It All
As a professional and a mother, I thought I could, and should, have it all. As a result, I spent three years trying to keep advancing my career while being an almost full-time mother. There came a ti…
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Matching Your Infant's or Toddler's Style to the Right Child Care Setting
This brochure offers guidelines on how to use what you know about your infant or toddler—like personal style and activity level—to select a child care setting that’s just right.
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