Child Care Options Review

Where is care provided in a Family Day Care setting?

• Public school

• Private residence

• Community center

• Commercial daycare facility

What can caregivers in Family Day Care decide on?

• Curriculum only

• Meals and curriculum

• Specific details such as ages, hours, pay, etc.

• Only educational activities

What might be limited in Family Day Care?

• Number of children

• Space for playing

• Knowledge and skills of the caregiver(s)

• Availability of toys

Why might Family Day Care be attractive to some people?

• Because of the professional environment

• Due to high costs

• Because of the "homey" environment, flexible hours, and cost

• Due to advanced educational tools

What is one of the benefits of corporate child care centers?

• Increases employee workload

• Reduces conflict between family and work responsibilities

• Decreases company profitability

• Reduces employee interaction

How do corporate child care centers impact employee turnover?

• Increase turnover significantly

• Have no impact on turnover

• Lead to less employee turnover and absenteeism

• Only affect new employees

What advantage do corporate child care centers provide for parents?

• Parents can visit their children during the work day

• Parents do not have to spend time with their child during lunch

• No advantages offered

• Parents can schedule for someone from the center to bring their child to their office

What is emphasized in the educational services of Public School Pre-K Programs?

• Physical development only

• Cognitive skills only

• Development of the whole child

• Language skills only

Which skill area is included in the "basic" objectives for growth?

• Historical analysis skills

• Language, social, and physical skills

• Scientific research skills

• Artistic expression skills

What is the primary benefit that an au pair receives with the family they work for?

• Special training in child care

• Free food and lodging

• A higher salary

• Transportation allowances