3 Tips For Selecting A Daycare

Finding the right daycare center for your children can be challenging. While there are numerous child care centers and programs out there, there's no guarantee that all of the options will meet your needs. Finding the right daycare means finding one that works with your budget, schedule, and childcare needs. It can be especially challenging if you have a child with special needs that requires care. Here are three tips that can make it easier to find a daycare. Read More 

Why Send Your Child To A Jewish Preschool Program?

Preschool programs are beneficial for small children and their parents. Kids at preschool are carefully supervised to ensure their health and well-being, which means parents can go about their business without worry. However, no two preschools are alike. Some preschools offer specific cultural and religious enrichment, such as Jewish preschools. Here are four reasons to enroll your child in a Jewish preschool program: 1. Set your child up for success in kindergarten. Read More 

Four Factors To Help You Pick A Foster Agency

When you decide to become a foster parent, one of the most important decisions will be which agency to work with to get your license and foster placement. Most states have both public and private foster agencies, and each agency is ran a little differently. It is important to find an agency that will work with you and support you as a foster parent.  The Length of the Licensing Process Read More 

The Top Child Care Questions You Might Not Know to Ask

Are you ready to return to work? Do you need child care for your toddler? While you want to know what the staff to child ratio is, what type of curriculum the school uses, and how the teachers will help your child's development, other (less obvious) questions can help you to pick a program. Take a look at the questions to ask before you choose a daycare center. What Time Does the Daycare Close? Read More 

Tips For Choosing An After-School Child Care Program

In this day and age, most families have two working parents, so child care is often needed after school is released. Thus, parents need to find after-school child care programs that meet their needs. Luckily, most towns and cities have multiple after-school child care options, so it is just a matter of narrowing down the choices and selecting the right one. Once a great after-school program is found, many parents use the same one year after year until their children are old enough to safely stay home alone. Read More