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What to look for in a Responsive Child Care Setting for Infants and Toddlers
Children are allowed to function on individual schedules.
Parents receive daily written reports about their children’s day (and formal progress reports twice a year)
Parents are free to visit any time during the day
Caregiver adheres to the state-regulated caregiver/child ratio.
Caregiver’s turnover rate for families is under 20%.
If caregivers leave, staff help children to understand the transition.
Staff receive medical benefits, vacation leave, and continuing education support.
Caregivers respond to child-initiated interests..
Parents can get involved in the program.
If the parent is nursing, the caregiver is responsive and accommodating.
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