Learning About Childcare Options

About Me

Hey there, I'm Tom Voils. When I was growing up, all of us children stayed with my grandmother who was well past retirement age. Our grandmother taught us all we needed to know to start school off right. Unfortunately, my parents passed away before my children were born, so I could not provide them with the same experience. As a result, I was at a loss while trying to find appropriate childcare when my wife wanted to return to work. We examined all of the options without much outside help. It would have been really beneficial to have someone explain the pros and cons of each options to help us narrow down the choices. I created this site to provide parents with the information they need to choose the best childcare option for their needs. I hope you will find my site helpful during your decision making process. Thanks.

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Dealing with Separation Anxiety When Dropping Your Child Off at Daycare

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Some kids tend to struggle with anxiety when their parents leave them. It is a common emotion that is experienced among many children, typically around the ages of 8 to 14 months. The fear the child has of being separated from their parent or caregiver can cause feelings of unease for everyone, including the parents and daycare workers. It is important to address the issue rather than neglect it in order to overcome it in a quicker manner. Read More

Learn How To Choose A Daycare For A Child With A Severe Allergy To Something

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If you have a child that suffers from a severe allergy to certain foods or chemicals, you want to be sure that they are as safe as possible at all times. When you go to work, you need to have someone taking care of them. If you do not have family or friends in the area that can do the job for you that may mean you have to send your child to a daycare. Read More

3 Signs Of A Bad Child Care Facility

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When it comes to choosing child care for your children, you may already have heard about how to find the right child care facility. Of course, you need to check on their reputation, be sure that you are comfortable with the staff and more. However, you may not know of some of the bad signs to look for. Knowing how to find the bad signs in a facility are important when visiting all facilities to ensuring that you choose the best care for your children possible. Read More

How To Prevent Illness And Infection In Preschool

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Chances are if your toddler becomes ill, not only does he have to stay home from school, you have to stay home as well. The loss of income can be damaging to your pocketbook if the day off is unpaid. Sickness happens, but if it's happening all the time, there may be a problem with illnesses spreading throughout your child's preschool. There can be ways to prevent the spread of infections and illnesses. Read More

Learning About Childcare Options