Day Care Center Code of Conduct

Series Summary

Sometimes parents need to seek the help of others when raising young children. Child day care is a great solution for busy or working parents to get things done while their child learns and plays with other children under adult supervision. Day care centers vary in quality and cost, but all must meet certain state regulations. Not only do day care centers provide relief for the parent on-the-go, but they also provide a great learning and socializing environment for young children before they start attending school. In this free video series on child care, the owner of a day care center discusses several topics about running and working at a daycare facility. Find out about the rules and regulations for starting up a day care, and understand the qualifications for day care teachers around the country. Find out what to include in a day care code of conduct, and get tips on designing the interior of a new child care center. Cater to the needs of the community when starting a daycare, and always let the passion for caring for children shine through the facility.

Video Transcript

"Hi, my name is Veronica Baragas with mywigglesandgiggles.com and I'll like to share with you a little bit about a daycare center code of conduct. So, if you have already established or looking into opening up your daycare there are definitely a few things that you can go by, first and far most if you've done it the right way and have you know registered with your state, they will give you a pretty nice sides book with your minimum standard rules. This is for registered and licensed child care homes and they will also find one for a center so definitely look into that but some of the things you want to establish are just your teacher to parent relationships also your relationships between you and your employees. It's very important that upfront you establish all your expectations your philosophy and definitely just kind of what it is that you are putting out to you know as a service for your employees, your families and the community itself. So, definitely look into your minimum standards for whether it's a home or a license center and check with your state your representative and get with your employees even to kind of just you know see what you know to get more like a family feel in your childcare center."