Recent Child Care Articles page 2

Forbes - SCHAUMBURG, Ill., Feb. 14 /PRNewswire/ -- The first thing you notice as you walk into Kidtown, USA, a new preschool and child care center that recently opened in Schaumburg, is that this is anything but an ordinary child care facility. Filled with ...

Globe and Mail - The site, fosterchildren.ca, is intended to create connections around ideas and initiatives to help children in care. The B.C. child-care system is responsible for 1 per cent of the children and youth in B.C., but those who have passed through the ...

Baltimore Sun - Supporters of Tide Point Day Care and Early Education Center talk about the caring staff, the convenient waterfront location and video cameras that allow them to log on at work and watch their children making art projects. The large center, which ...

Baltimore Sun - McComb, whose nonprofit lobbying group represents about half of the more than 250 state-licensed private residential child care and juvenile programs in Maryland, said he was told the publication of the regulations is "imminent." In the days after ...

Philadelphia Inquirer - For those who seek to carry their pregnancies to term and raise their children, let us support them with family-sustaining public policies, such as quality, affordable child care and health care. For those who determine that adoption is best for them ...

Oregonian - Early on a weekday morning, 5-year-old Cyrus Bocci coughed. A dry little cough. Cough. Cough. His parents listened. Cyrus didn't appear sick. No fever, chills or lethargy. After watching him for 30 minutes, his parents decided he was fine for child ...

Tulsa World - Oklahoma child-care standards and policies are ranked No. 1 in the nation, according to an annual report released Tuesday by the National Child Care Resource and Referral Association. The report cautions Oklahoma and other high-ranking states that ...

Boston Globe - Among the issues some Somali families wrestle with is whether to allow female members to work, Yusuf said. Despite financial hardship, men are sometimes reluctant to cede women the power that comes with employment or help with child care and other ...

Daily Telegraph - ... number one parent", according to research. Have your say: How can men get the work/life balance right? The phenomenon, dubbed "Daddy Wars", is seeing professionals who are married to equally successful women becoming far more involved in child care, it ...

Patriot Ledger - Teachers working directly with children make $8 to $15 an hour, according to an informal survey of child-care providers. While some programs provide health care and other benefits, many cannot. At the same time, research is showing that children in ...