Read books and articles on early childhood development. The majority of parents would prefer to care for their young children at home, but changes in family conditions and the high cost of living in Northern Virginia prevent most of them from doing so. Unfortunately, high-quality, affordable child care is very hard to find. A safe, clean, secure, and well-designed facility. An age-appropriate, challenging, and creative program.
Parental involvement is encouraged.
A learning environment that will meet your child's special needs and interests. Partnering with Schools, Employers, and the Community Ask employers about family-friendly policies that they have or that they might be willing to create to help employees and their families. Visit with local school staff to discuss how you can prepare your child for kindergarten three years before enrollment. Use programs for young children provided by community organizations, religious organizations, and the government. Community Information Libraries, doctors, schools, religious organizations, PTAs, and the government are all excellent sources for information on early childhood development.