Indiana Paths to Quality: What Does It Mean?
When you start looking into preschools or other early childcare programs, you may see the Paths to Quality logo on their brochures, windows, or websites. But what exactly does that mean?
Searching For Better Childcare, Part II
Many parents are not completely happy with their childcare provider but may feel stuck or not sure what to look for. Here are tips on where to search and some subtle cues to look for in a potential childcare provider:
More than Daycare
You Don’t Have to Choose Between Great Curriculum and Family-Centered Care
Many families struggle to find the best care option for their child. It can be overwhelming trying to look for and select a childcare provider that has everything you need. Some people feel they must choose between a preschool that focuses on developmental curriculum and a daycare that offers more flexible hours or cares for a wider age range of children. With better care available, you shouldn’t have to choose.Daycare vs. Preschool: What’s the Difference?
When parents decide that they want their infant or toddler to attend a childcare facility, they often start to wonder if a preschool or a daycare would offer a better environment for their child. There are great benefits for both depending on your personal schedule and budget. However, having your child attend a preschool may prove to be beneficial for both his/her academic strength and your personal schedule. Here are a few of the significant differences between daycares and preschools:
Find a Childcare Provider Who Puts Your Family First!
There are many options out there for childcare, but they don’t all offer the same services to students and families, or have the values you may be looking for. One of these values is a focus on family. You will want to search for a childcare provider and preschool that puts your family first in their attitude and also in tangible ways. Here are a few things to look for: