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Child Care For Parents:     more books (100)

The New Basics: A-to-Z Baby & Child Care for the Modern Parent by Michel Cohen, 2005-01-01 Help, I've Got a Kid: Survival Guide for Parents (Child care) by Wayne R. Bartz, Richard A. Rasor, 1989-05 The complete book of baby and child care for Christian parents by Grace H Ketterman, 1982 Child care issues for parents and society: A guide to information sources (Social issues and social problems information guide series) by Andrew Garoogian, 1977 Help! I've Got a Teenager: A Survival Guide for Desperate Parents (Child care) by Robert Bayard, Jean Bayard, 1988-06-28 Dissolution of the American Family; Implications for Parents, Teachers, and Child Care Givers - A Personal Experience: : How to Transform Low Achieving, ... Self-Motivated, Aggressive Learners by Lena M. Reese, 2005-03-28 Mister Rogers' Plan and Play Book: Activities from Mister Rogers' Neighborhood for Parents and Child Care Providers Mister Rogers' Plan & Play Book : Activities from Mister Rogers' Neighborhood for Parents & Child Care Providers by Rogers, 1985 Dr. Spock's Baby and Child Care: A Handbook for Parents of the Developing Child from Birth through Adolescence by Benjamin Spock, Steven Parker, 1998-07-01 Mister Rogers' Plan & Play Book: Activities from Mister Rogers' Neighborhood for Parents & Child Care Providers by Fred Rogers, 1995-01-06 Child Care For The Busy Parent - Everything You Need To Know To Raise Happy And Healthy Children by James Louis, 2008-11-15 Making home-based child care work for you: A parent and child care provider handbook by Holly McDonough-Abunassar, 1995 Baby and Child Care:An Authoritative, Illustrated, Common-Sense Guide for parents on the Care of Children from birth to Adolescence (Complete and Unabridged) by Dr. Benjamin Spock, 1955 Relatives' rights to care for children: if parents can no longer care for their child and a relative wants to step in, should he or she become a foster ... is easy to achieve.: An article from: Trial by Carolyn A. Kubitschek, Darius Charney, 2006-12-01

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1. Child Care For Parents And Stadiums For Sports Teams? [Free Republic]
   Disclaimer Opinions posted on Free Republic are those of the individual posters and do not necessarily represent the opinion of Free Republic or its management. copyright law and the exemption  
   http://www.freerepublic.com/forum/a39b5bba54914.htm
   
   Extractions: Posted on 09/05/2000 20:36:05 PDT by In its lead story today, The Christian Science Monitor asks, "Who should pay for child care?" According to the story, many cities are moving to provide parents with child care. In April, Seattle's metropolitan county council approved a $1.5 million, five-year pilot program to raise the pay of day-care workers by up to $1 an hour. San Francisco's Willie Brown has budgeted an extra $11.7 million to pay a $9-an-hour minimum wage to employees of child-care and other nonprofit agencies that provide services to the city. Denver residents will vote this fall on a 0.2-cent rise in the city sales tax to pay for a host of day-care, early-education and other child services. "We've spent that much on our sports teams" and their stadiums, says Denver Mayor Wellington Webb. "I think our children deserve 2 cents for every $10 spent." In " The Advancing Nanny State: Why the Government Should Stay Out of Child Care,

2. Child Care For Sleeping Parents
   Child Care for Sleeping ParentsChild care for sleeping parents should be paid by local districts when hours.ImpactImpact Subsidizing child care for parents who work the night shift  
   http://www.gulpny.org/Child_Care/ToolKit/Sleeptime.pdf

3. Articles About Daycare And Child Care For Parents And Families.
   Search. Daycare / Preschool, Articles about child care for parents Guide picks. Articles about daycare and child care for parents and families.  
   http://daycare.about.com/cs/articlesparents/
   
   Extractions: zJs=10 zJs=11 zJs=12 zJs=13 zc(5,'jsc',zJs,9999999,'') About Daycare / Preschool Home Essentials ... Daycare Break Room zau(256,152,145,'gob','http://z.about.com/5/ad/go.htm?gs='+gs,''); Activities Art Activities CDA Child Development ... Help zau(256,138,125,'el','http://z.about.com/0/ip/417/0.htm','');w(xb+xb); Subscribe to the About Daycare / Preschool newsletter. Search Daycare / Preschool Articles about Child Care for Parents Did you know the provider will be looking at you to determine if your family is a good addition to the program? Family providers that visit our forum have shared some of the "warning bells" they have encountered. Here you can learn what may cause a provider to decline your interest in enrolling. Off to a Good Start-Beginning Daycare or School

4. Child Care For Parents Working Non
   child care for parents Working NonTraditional Hours. A. 8482. Parents who work the night shift, especially those with young children  
   http://www.gulpny.org/Legislation/2003_2004/child care/cc_sleep.htm
   
   Extractions: Child Care for Parents Working Non-Traditional Hours A. 8482 Parents who work the night shift, especially those with young children who are not yet attending school, can not sleep during the day without compromising the safety of their children. Although these parents need child care so that they can sleep, fewer than one half of all social services districts offer subsidies for parents who work the night shift and use child care while they sleep during the day. In our report, A Patchwork of Policies: A County by County Review of Subsidy Administration our survey of the 58 social services districts revealed that only 27 districts pay parents for care that enables parents working the night shift to sleep. By amending Section 410-w of the Social Services Law to define such care as necessary to enable a parent to work, parents who work the night shift will be able to get the sleep they need without endangering the safety of their children. Additionally, this bill would put in statute the current regulatory option to pay higher rates for child care provided during non-traditional hours, but without the 15% cap that exists in the regulation. See 18 NYCRR415.9(h).

5. About Us
   Site includes an online search for child care providers, information on quality child care for parents, training information for providers and data about child care in Oregon.  
   http://www.oregonchildcare.org
   
   Extractions: For Members Website last updated 6/06/2004 For comments about the site, click here to contact our Webmaster. Member of NACCRRA, the National Association of Resource and Referral Agencies The Oregon Child Care Resource and Referral Network (OCCRRN) is a statewide network of 17 community based child care resource and referral agencies that work to improve the quality, accessibility, and affordability of child care for all Oregon families. We provide training, technical assistance, and support to member agencies. We initiate projects to build quality child care. We inform policy makers, businesses and the public on child care related issues. We advocate for child care professionals and for families with children.

6. Family Child Care Providers And Parents
   Our site is for all childcare professionals and parents seeking child care and childcare providers. child care Q A. childcare Forum. child care Chat.  
   http://www.childcare-ppin.com/

7. Child Care Safety Checklist For Parents And Child Care Providers
   child care Safety Checklist for parents and child care Providers. CRIBS Make sure cribs meet current national safety standards and are in good condition.  
   http://www.cpsc.gov/cpscpub/pubs/chldcare.html
   
   Extractions: About 31,000 children, 4 years old and younger, were treated in U.S. hospital emergency rooms for injuries at child care/school settings in 1997. CPSC is aware of at least 56 children who have died in child care settings since 1990. In a recent national study , CPSC staff visited a number of child care settings and found that two-thirds of them had one or more potentially serious hazards. Use the safety tips in this checklist (or the published, illustrated version in portable document format, pdf (Texto Español) to help keep young children safe. Child Care Safety Checklist for Parents and Child Care Providers CRIBS: Make sure cribs meet current national safety standards and are in good condition. Look for a certification safety seal. Older cribs may not meet current standards. Crib slats should be no more than 2 3/8" apart, and mattresses should fit snugly.

8. Parents United For Child Care
   parents United for child care (PUCC) is an organization of low and moderate-income parents, child care providers, and other community residents committed to  
   http://www.pucc.com/
   
   Extractions: Founded in 1987, Parents United for Child Care (PUCC) is an organization of low- and moderate-income parents, child care providers, and other community residents committed to increasing the supply of quality, affordable child care in Massachusetts. PUCC works in partnership with this diverse constituency, along with other stakeholders in children's well-being, to strengthen communities' child care resources and achieve systemic change that addresses issues facing working families. PUCC serves Boston, North Shore, and South Shore providers through its office located in downtown Boston.

9. National Resource Center For Health And Safety In Child Care
   1800-598-KIDS(5437) Search. Advanced. Information for Providers. parents. Consultants. Regulators. What's New This Month? training to providers and parents and for those of you who work  
   http://nrc.uchsc.edu/
   
   Extractions: (latest update: June 1, 2004) Resources for a Safe and Healthy Summer The onset of summer brings a variety of health and safety issues to the forefront in child care providers’ and parents’ minds. The National Resource Center for Health and Safety in Child Care has created a listing of helpful web based resource links, including references to Caring for Our Children , 2nd Ed. standards. Resources for child care providers and parents on sun safety water safety , use of insect repellants safe outdoor play can be found at http://nrc.uchsc.edu/RESOURCES/summer.htm . Have a safe and fun summer. Welcome to the National Resource Center for Health and Safety in Child Care (NRC) The National Resource Center is located at the University of Colorado Health Sciences Center in Denver, Colorado, and is funded by the . The NRC's primary mission is to promote health and safety in out-of-home child care settings throughout the nation. The standard resource for information concerning this subject is the Caring for Our Children: National Health and Safety Performance Standards Guidelines for Out-of-Home Child Care Programs , Second Edition published in January 2002. The guidelines were developed through the collaborative efforts of the

10. Massachusetts Office Of Child Care Services
    The Massachusetts Office of child care Services web site is the place for parents and child care providers to get answers to their important questions about  
    http://www.qualitychildcare.org/
    
    Extractions: You've got child care questions. We've got the answers. The Massachusetts Office of Child Care Services web site is the place for parents and child care providers to get answers to their important questions about child care and early education. Our agency aim: to make sure all children receive the highest quality child care from providers in Massachusetts. These revisions allow teens participating in YPP programs access to full time child care; restrict "incapacity of parent" as a service need to one parent only in foster parent or guardian families; and clarify service need hours for college students during the summer term. For a copy of the policy, click here The Office of Child Care Services, in collaboration with the Massachusetts School-Age Coalition (MSAC), is pleased to announce a new multi-year initiative to formalize a professional development and quality improvement system for school-age child care programs serving children ages 5-14 years. To read more about this

11. Children's World.com Is Now Part Of KnowledgeLearning.com
    National network of child care providers. Offers details on programs such as infant, toddler, preschool, prekindergarten, kindergarten, before and after school, summer camps. careers, locator tool, and and parents' resources are available.  
    http://www.childrensworld.com/

12. NNCC Homepage
    NNCC unites the expertise of many of the nation's leading universities through the outreach system of Cooperative Extension. Sharing knowledge about children and child care from the vast resources of the landgrant universities with parents, professionals, practioners, and the general public.  
    http://www.nncc.org/homepage.html

13. Family Child Care Directory
    It s simple to connect with parents seeking child care by registering your FCC in our searchable directory and cost effective, at less than 10 cents a day!  
    http://www.childcare-ppin.com/directory/

14. Daycare Denver, Childcare Denver, Arapahoe County Family Child Care Association
    Provides working parents with information regarding quality child care. Provides a network for child care providers. Located in Arapahoe County, Colorado.  
    http://www.acfcca.org
    
    Extractions: The Arapahoe County Family Child Care Association is a non-profit organization that began over 20 years ago, and currently has a membership of approximately 300 Licensed Family Child Care Providers in Arapahoe County. Our goal is to provide working parents with useful information regarding quality child care, as well as provide a network for child care providers. We Offer: . A FREE REFERRAL SERVICE to assist you in finding quality child care in Littleton, Englewood, and Aurora. We also offer an

15. NCCIC. National Child Care Information Center
    The National child care Information Center (NCCIC), a the child care Bureau, is a national clearinghouse and technical assistance center that links parents, providers, policy  
    http://www.nccic.org/
    
    Extractions: Questions? Privacy Site Index ACF Home ... Bureau The National Child Care Information Center (NCCIC), a project of the Child Care Bureau , is a national clearinghouse and technical assistance center that links parents, providers, policy-makers, researchers, and the public to early care and education information. Administration for Children and Families (ACF) Priorities

16. How To Start A Daycare Center And How To Choose Child Care From Childcare.net
    Providing child care information for parents searching for care, and for educators providing quality child care services.  
    http://www.childcare.net/

17. Child Care Bureau | General Information
    How to find good quality child care. child care Aware can help you locate quality child care and child care resources in your community.  
    http://www.acf.hhs.gov/programs/ccb/parents/
    
    Extractions: Reporting child abuse and neglect How to find good quality child care Child Care Aware can help you locate quality child care and child care resources in your community. Visit their web site at http://www.childcareaware.org or call 1-800-424-2246 to locate an organization that can assist you to find child care in your community. Back to Top

18. Home
    An organization that works with parents, child care providers, businesses and community organizations to help promote the availability of quality child care.  
    http://www.geocities.com/denverchildcare/
    
    Extractions: Denver Association of Family Child Care is an organization that works with parents, child care providers, businesses and community organizations to help promote the availability of quality child care services in the area. We provide parents with child care referrals and information on evaluating quality child care. We offer child care providers access to valuable training and support services for new or established programs. To assist providers in gaining the knowledge needed to have a successful child care business. We have been an Association since 1972. Our members include veteran providers as well as new providers. We also belong to the Colorado Association of Family Child Care and are active participants with Educare and the Our current President has been doing child care for over 30 years. She is currently attending college to finish her degree with the assistance of Educare You can email us for referral requests. Please include the zip code for the area of Denver you are looking for care. We do not give referrals for other counties only Denver county.

19. Dental Services
    An organized site for parents who want to learn more about oral hygeine for their children.  
    http://www.americandentalcare.20m.com/parental.htm
    
    Extractions: A Child's Dental Care Begins Before Birth Bringing Up Baby The First Dental Visit Babies and Bottles ... What to Tell Your Child A top priority for parents is helping their children develop good oral health habits. You can help your child enjoy a lifetime of healthy smiles by starting dental visits at an early age. A Child's Dental Care Begins Before Birth Teeth begin to form between the third and sixth months of pregnancy. Good health habits are important for development of the unborn child. Unless a physician recommends otherwise, pregnant women should remember to consume dairy products, which are the best sources for calcium, the main building block for bones and teeth. Bringing Up Baby You can't see them, but at birth your baby already has 20 primary teeth, some of which are almost completely formed in the jaw. Wiping baby's gums with a clean gauze pad after feeding will remove the plaque and bacteria that can harm erupting teeth. Usually, the first four teeth begin to appear when the baby is between age six months and one year. The First Dental Visit The ADA recommends parents take children to the dentist by the child's first birthday. In addition to checking for decay and other possible problems, the dentist will teach you how to properly clean your child's teeth daily, evaluate any adverse habits such as thumb sucking, and identify your child's fluoride needs.

20. TLC Child Care Locators: Where Parents, Children And Childcare Providers Find Ea
    Providers receive special discounts on preschool supplies. child care locators helps parents, children, and childcare providers find each other.  
    http://www.childcarecenters.org/
    
    Extractions: By providing the child care providers with a Place to advertise , it gives them a chance to tell parents what they have to offer. And by giving parents information Parents Look for the TLC Verified Logo to insure that the provider has been prescreened by TLC Staff. Providers Sign Up NOW - and take advantage of the memberships of the TLC Family! TLC is working to improve our site for Providers and Parents Currently we are working to improve the search quality of our site to make finding child are in your area easier. These changes will take place slowly, as the entire site is maintained and managed by volunteers who do the site work after they do their day job and after they take care of things with their kids etc!!! We trust that you ALL - being parents understand this.

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