What questions should I ask a daycare?
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When trying to match your child up with the daycare center that will best serve their needs, it’s important to have discussions with the daycare center that satisfy your concerns. Think of it as a job interview, with you as the boss and the daycare center as the potential employee. Here are some relevant questions you should ask.
- What are your qualifications?
- How long has the daycare center been in operation?
- What’s your approach to discipline?
- What is your staff turnover rate?
- What is your security/safety policy?
- What is the ratio of child to caregiver?
Find a daycare center for your child today, and begin by asking these questions.
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