What Is a Daycare Center?
A daycare center is a designated area or location where children are cared for and supervised. Some daycare centers offer specialized learning or educational surroundings targeted at certain age levels—this attracts parents who want to expose their children to a specified learning environment. Daycare centers are typically geared toward children who are between the ages of a few weeks to five years old, although many school-aged children attend after school or during summer break.
Related Questions
- I run a home daycare center and my child goes to Greenwood Elementary School. Should the children in the home daycare center receive antibiotics?
- Will the woman who fed windshield wiper fluid to children at her daycare center get in legal trouble?
- What are the requirements for opening a daycare home/daycare center in the City of Jefferson?
