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Child Care Aware PublicationsChild Care Aware, a NACCRRA program, has a suite of brochures for parents available in both English and Spanish. To order Child Care Aware® publications, click here. How to Find Quality Child Care in Your Community
Child Care Resource and Referral in Your Local Community
Five Steps to Choosing Safe and Healthy Child Care
Selecting a High-Quality School-Aged Program for Your Child
Matching Your Infant's or Toddler's Style to the Right Child Care Setting
All in the Family
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We have combined seven of our popular brochures into this durable, pocket-sized guide. Information in this guide covers parents' needs for their children from birth to school-age.
What is Child Care Resource and Referral and how can it help you? Child Care Resource and Referral services are available in most local communities. They provide many valuable services to families. Read this tip sheet and discover what your local Child Care Resource and Referral program can do for you!
Provides guidelines for families and consumers in choosing safe and healthy child care in various settings.
Concerned about after school care for your child? This brochure will help you in selecting a quality after-school program. It includes questions to ask yourself along the way as well as a checklist to refer to when looking at a specific program.
This brochure offers some guidelines on how to use what you know about your infant or toddler - like personal style and activity level - to select a child care setting that’s just right.
Using relatives to care for your children while you work or go to school has some unique issues. Read this brochure to help make this choice a good choice for you, your child and the relative caring for your child.