Parenting Resource
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.
The questions offered in the brochure can help you develop a profile of your child, and learn more about the type of care that might best meet your child’s needs
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