Do you have a young child, but you also work during the day. You may find that finding private day care–particularly if employer provided child care is not available–would be beneficial. After all, over 80% of American kids have been in the care of day care providers to some extent by the time they turn the age of four.
But why might choosing childcare for your kid be beneficial? For one, it may help to nurture his or her naturally adventurous and inquisitive sides. A person is never more lively than he or she is at the age of two. A person that age will learn five additional words daily. And by the time someone turns four, she or he typically makes 437 different inquiries every day. A day care environment may help the child to learn even more while encouraging healthy social behavior.
If you’re wondering how to find a daycare, you may want to ask family members and friends who have used such services in the past. Was the day care center staffed with caring, reliable, and experienced people? Did the children enjoy the experience?
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