Infants and Toddlers in Child Care
作者： Julie Cohen , Danielle Ewen
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摘要: Second only to immediate family, child care is the context in which early childhood development unfolds. Starting as infancy, high quality affects a child’s ability succeed school, develop relationships, and master social competence. Elements of infant toddler include: small groups, staff-to-child ratios, primary caregiver, adherence health safety policies procedures, highly trained staff, well-planned interesting environments, cultural linguistic competence continuity. What Child Care Development Block Grant (CCDBG)?
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