private home-based care - Caring for one’s child in one’s own home, center-based care - Caring for the child in a center outside of the home., child care center - A place where children have supervised group care and socializing experiences, employer-sponsored - A center located on or near the job site for employees’ children, family child care - An arrangement in which an individual uses his/her own home as a place to provide care for other people’s children, Head Start - A program funded by the federal government and designed to prepare children to start school; provides locally run child care to lower-income and disadvantaged children from birth to five years old, home-based care - Caring for a child in the home, Montessori - A group program that encourages young children to learn independently through the use of highly specialized materials, nanny - A person trained to provide child care and lives with the family or comes to the home daily, au-pair - A young person from another country who lives with a family and cares for their children, usually receiving room and board plus a small salary, Smart Start - North Carolina's nationally recognized and award-winning early childhood initiative designed to ensure that young children enter school healthy and ready to succeed, stay-at-home parent - A parent who works at home taking care of the children, university-sponsored/laboratory school - A child care program on a university campus or at a high school where students work and observe as part of their class work,

Basic Types of Childcare

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