Childcare - Seriously Kids


  1. Quality care

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    It can be the interactions of the staff with the children, etc. Child care is accountable in many ways such as the Code of Ethics and the regulations it has to adhere to, however, all...
  2. Checklist for potential centres

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    Here is a list of possible questions as a suggestion for when you first visit potential childcare centres: How long are they accredited for? What are their policies and philosophy? What is the ratio of...
  3. Coping with the first days

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    We all know how hard starting something new can be in the beginning, especially if it is such a big step as starting child care for the first time. Sometimes it can be harder for...
  4. Finding a vacancy in child care

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    The best place to start is www.mychild.gov.au The Childcare Access Hotline (M- F: 8am to 9pm) provides information on the types of care, the availability, quality and fees, etc. 1800 670 305 (http://australia.gov.au/service/child-care-access-hotline) Alternatively, you...
  5. What if the tears just don’t stop?

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    We are talking about very distressed, inconsolable children not children who cry on being left. Those that are distraught all day, or for most of the day, and are not able to be comforted. While...
  6. Starting the search

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    One thing that is important when you are choosing childcare is to have a flexible approach. Your priority is quality care. You may find that there is a perfectly brilliant carer that fits your needs...
  7. Waiting lists and Priority

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    However, you may find that there is a need to place your child on not one but several waiting lists. We would recommend if you have the luxury of knowing when you would approximately need...