733 Wantagh Ave
Wantagh, NY 11793 - Nassau County
(516) 735-1603
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What are the different types of child care?
planned age-appropriate activities that are often based on a particular philosophy or curriculum<br>variety of age appropriate equipment<br>greater dependability of care<br>consistent classroom rules and procedures<br>daily staff supervision and licensed by the state<br>location not always convenient<br>larger group size<br>little flexibility in hours/days of care—works well for parents who work weekdays between 6am and 6pm<br>may not provide care for all age groups…
5 Steps to Choosing Child Care
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Child care doesn’t need to break the bank
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Attending child care does not increase asthma risk for children
New research has found that attending child care does not increase a child's risk of developing asthma.
- 0 - 2 Year Olds
- 5 Years
- 5 Years & Up
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- After Care
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- Babies
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- Half Days
- In-Home Care
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- Infants
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- Latch Key
- Library
- Licensed
- Meals Served
- Middle School
- Newborns
- Nursery
- Parent Services
- Playground
- preschool
- School Age
- Snacks
- State Licensed
- Toddlers
- Transportation
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