What are the types of licensed child care?
There are three types of licensed providers for which the Department of Early Education & Care license sets rules for health, safety and staffing. A licensed provider should also help children learn and grow, and promote a good relationship between parent and child. Their current license must be posted.
Group Child Care or Center Based Programs: This license is for all center-based care for infants, toddlers, or preschoolers. Infant/Toddler; Nursery school; Head Start; Transition and private Kindergarten programs may offer half or full day programs.
Family Child Care: Care is given in a provider's home for up to six children including the provider's own children.
Large Family Child Care: This type of family child care allows for up to 10 children in the home of the provider with an approved assistant.
School Age Child Care: These programs are often called extended day or after school programs, and are open before and/or after school and/or during school vacations.
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