There is nothing simple about child care. In fact, once you have made your choice of child care facilities or providers, your work has only just begun. Parents, especially those who use informal (unlicensed) child care arrangements or nanny care, bear the sole responsibility for making sure the care their child receives is both safe and of good quality. Even parents who use centre-based care or work with an agency, must still carefully monitor what goes on in your child's world. When all is said and done, you are your child's only defense between care that is good and care that can actually harm your child.
You must now monitor your child care arrangement to ensure they remain safe and of good quality. In order to protect your child while you are not there you must know how to recognize the warning signs of poor child care.
	Monitoring Your Child Care Arrangements gives you easy to use ideas and information to help you with this all-important task. Includes: Tips on how to observe your child care arrangements Information on supportive parent/caregiver interactions that will keep the lines of communication open Ideas on how to conduct unexpected visits of your facility or caregiver Ways to use your parental instincts to know if all is well or if there are problems that need action A monthly child care monitoring checklist
By using the techniques offered in this book you can rest a little more assured that you are doing the very best you can to protect your child in care while you yourself cannot be there. Monitoring Your Child Care Arrangement is considered an essential resources for every parent's child care library. Also available as an instant download.
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