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    after them, we are the first contact for not only the children but for their parents too. So it’s very important that we are seen as professional and competent people at all times. I, as an individual, work alongside a small team of professional childcare workers to support, inspire, care for and look after all the children within my care. I will maintain a safe environment for the children to explore, learn and play in. I am polite to other staff, children and parents and communicate well with everyone

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    related to cognitive functioning and language development. Preschoolers that have experienced positive interactions given at quality daycare demonstrated better language skills and cognitive functioning than preschoolers who did not experience such childcare as infants. (Burchinal, Lee, and Ramey, 1989) Without these interactions children who receive lower quality daycare or children reared at home scored lower on measures of academic achievement when tested against those children who were experienced

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    the average working parent in America misses five to nine days a week due to issues with child care (Impact Brief One). Unfortunately it is difficult to find affordable childcare that fits all of a families needs. One of the biggest stressors and conflicts at home for families comes from trying to finance the necessary childcare. Bianchi explains that for the majority of the working class in the United States, family income is too high to earn government subsidized care, yet not high enough to

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    Introduction This report will confront the issue at the Sheridan County YMCA and its lack of space for its After School Program. Over the last eight years since the program’s start it has become a wonderful opportunity for families in need of childcare in the hours between the children’s release from school and when they get off work. The program has gained a promising reputation, that being said, it has also gained a hefty waitlist of parents in hopes of their children being accepted into the program

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    Daycare Disadvantages

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    depend on the age group that the childcare provider is watching. When the poor, pitiful employees leave for work they hope and pray that they will not be in the baby room. Nobody wants to be around dirty diapers and screaming all day. If they dodge the baby room, then they might be with the school kids. If they are fortunate enough to be in the toddler room it will be good day. Out of the three age groups at a daycare center- babies, preschoolers, toddlers- a childcare provider can only hope to be watching

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    OWNING YOUR OWN BUSINESS WITH EMPHASIS ON CHILD CARE CENTERS INTRODUCTION This paper will discuss ways in order for you to become a business owner as well as how to start your own child care center. Owning a business is not an easy job. There is actually a very complicated and long process to become a small business owner. Before you start to think about what you want to do, you need to ask yourself if you will be committed to this venture. If you are then proceed on with your business however

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    OWNING YOUR OWN BUSINESS WITH EMPHASIS ON CHILD CARE CENTERS       INTRODUCTION This paper will discuss ways in order for you to become a business owner as well as how to start your own child care center. Owning a business is not an easy job. There is actually a very complicated and long process to become a small business owner. Before you start to think about what you want to do, you need to ask yourself if you will be committed to this venture. If you are then proceed on

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    use childcare, and I will give some reasons why I think this is a good idea. I chose this topic because it pertains to a lot of people around the world today. I hope to learn more on child day care centers and how it affects families that can’t afford it. In today’s society, more and more families are relying on some type of child care arrangement in order to meet the competing demands of work and family. “In 1997, 29.1 million United States families had children under the age of 14 (childcare aware)

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    Single Mothers Require More Government Assistance Due to the High Cost of Childcare In our country the number of undereducated single mothers is raising yearly, and so is the average cost of child care. Uneducated single mothers are requiring more government assistance due to the high cost of competent child care. A single mother who has not attended college is much more likely to have struggles getting by. They are offered low wage jobs, and rely on food stamps and government insurances like Medicaid

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    Company-Paid Childcare Parents across the country are patiently awaiting the first year of freedom, also known as, Kindergarten. In the years leading up to a child’s elementary debut, parents often find themselves paying half their annual salary just so they can get back into the workforce. Why is it that the cost of childcare is so expensive? Most facilities only provide a child with enough shelter to be safe and enough food to curb a growing appetite yet daycare costs can match if not, exceed

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