Infant care generally refers to the nonparental care of children during the time period from just after birth to thirty-six months of age.
Infant care generally refers to the nonparental care of children during the time period from just after birth to thirty-six months of age.
Early childhood educators have long embraced the idea that families are the first and foremost educational and socialization influence on children.
In keeping pace with labor market trends, the demand for child care and early education services during the past two decades has surged.
References to “day nurseries” or the “day nursery movement” vary depending upon what country is being described.
The Child Care and Development Fund (CCDF) is the primary federal childcare program in the United States.
Child care is a broad term that encompasses services that protect the health, safety, and well-being of children who require custodial care by adults other than their own parents for a temporary period of time.
The Center for the Child Care Workforce (CCW) is a nonprofit research, education, and advocacy organization committed to improving early childhood education quality by upgrading the compensation...
The Black Caucus of the National Association for the Education of Young Children (NAEYC) was founded in 1969 during an NAEYC national conference held in Salt Lake City, Utah.
Attachments are emotional bonds that unite people across time and space.
The Act for Better Child Care (the ABC bill) was introduced to Congress in November 1987 as the result of efforts by the Alliance for Better Child Care, a coalition that eventually included over 130 national groups.
Accreditation systems provide an organized process for self-study and improvement, and for program recognition.