What qualifies for infant daycare?
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My friends and I were having a fun conversation, and we thought that infant daycare was a funny name. It should be called something else. Why is it called infant daycare, though?
The term “infant daycare,” “nursery care,” or simply “childcare” for newborns is frequently used to describe infant daycare. Babies between a few weeks and around 18 months get care, supervision, and developmentally appropriate activities in this specialized setting. The primary focus is on caring for the infants’ fundamental requirements, including feeding, diapering, and creating a secure atmosphere for play and exploration. Infant daycare supports working parents who require a safe environment for their children throughout the day and is essential in promoting early socialization, cognitive development, and emotional growth.
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