We are often asked what types of child care are available so we have put together this list to help break things down. License-Not-Required (LNR) or Unlicensed: LNR providers can care for two children or a sibling group, not related to themselves by blood or marriage, at any one time. You are solely responsible for supervising and monitoring the quality of care provided in the LNR child care arrangement. Registered License-Not-Required (RLNR): RLNR providers are registered with a Child Care Resource and Referral Program. They can care for 2 children or a sibling group, not related to themselves by blood or marriage, at any one time. Licensed Family Child Care (LFCC): Family child care is offered in the child care providers own home and serves a maximum of 7 children from birth to age 12. Licensed Group Child Care: Group child care serves children from 30 months to school entry, and/or children from birth to 36 months (Infant/Toddler). School Age Child Care: Group child care (school age) serves school-age children, including kindergarten, who require care outside normal school hours. Preschool: Preschools serve children from 30 months to school entry. Preschools are part-day programs, typically operating on the school-year, September to June. Multi-Age Child Care: Multi-Age child care is similar to Group Care but serves children from birth to age 12. In-Home Multi-Age Child Care: In-home Multi-Age care is offered in the child care providers own home and serves a maximum of 8 children from birth to age 12. In Child’s Own Home: Care in the child’s own home.