Title: In-Home Day Care Vs. A Day Care Center: What's The Difference? - Care.com
Headings: In-home day care vs. a day care center: What's the difference?
In-home day care vs. a day care center: What's the difference?
What is in-home day care?
What is a day care center?
Pros and cons of in-home day care vs. day care centers
How much should you pay for a babysitter?

Content: This diversity can be a great learning environment for kids of all ages. There are two main types of in-home day cares: Family day care: This type of day care typically has one caregiver who cares for six children or fewer, though the specific amount will be determined by state-defined ratios. These providers may limit themselves to a specific age range or care for children of all ages. Group day care: This type of child care usually consists of two or more adult caregivers and a larger group of children of varied ages. The specific numbers will depend on state ratios. Not every state requires in-home day cares to be licensed. You can review the requirements for your particular state at your local state government website or by searching the National Database of Child Care Licensing Regulations.