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Find the Best Child Care
August 13th, 2009
Not all day cares are created equally. Here’s how to make sure your child is getting the best care possible.
by: Nancy Ripton
Child Care
- A long wait list doesn't necessarily mean quality childcare.
- An acceptable child to adult ratio is 3:1 for infants and 4:1 for toddlers.
- Not all day cares are regulated and licensing requirements vary.
- Always do your own background check, regardless of the child care you choose.
- Allow eight to 10 weeks to find a live-in nanny or six to eight weeks for a live out.
inding the right child care fit for you and your baby can be tough. In those early, sleep-deprived days there were likely moments when you would happily have handed him over to someone else but, now that you don't have a choice, it can be a lot harder to let go. Fortunately, there are a variety of child care options to choose from. Here's an overview of the top three: To view the full story click here.
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