Many families have two working parents, which makes daycare services a necessity for their infants and young children. For most parents, selecting the right daycare center is a huge priority—parents want to ensure that their kids are being cared for and nurtured in a loving environment. Thus, finding the right daycare center can take some time and effort. Whether you have a child just starting daycare or you need to move your child to a new daycare center, it is essential to begin your search well in advance to help ensure that you find the right place by the date you need daycare services. [Read More]

Parenting is a learning experience. While you might have done a thorough check the first time around, it is possible that things went awry at your child's first daycare through no fault of your own. Daycare programs must adhere to specific standards regarding safety, but you will find that they are not all the same. In some cases, children who are not properly supervised may resort to negative behaviors such as biting and fighting. [Read More]

Foster parents are always needed, and becoming a foster parent can be a great experience for both your own family and for the children that you foster. It's also a vital service, and foster parents are doing important work in their communities. On the other hand, foster parenting is also a demanding and challenging undertaking. It's not for everybody. If you're wondering whether foster parenting is for you, take a look at some of the things that foster parents need to be able to do. [Read More]

There will come a time when you are ready to return back to work, but need to find somebody to watch over your infant during the day. You may be deciding between taking your infant to a local daycare center, or having a caregiver watch them at their own home. While each type of care has their own advantages, you may find a daycare center to be a better option. Here are some reasons to select a center over an in-home caregiver. [Read More]