In a child day care center children are in groups by their age instead of being with kids with mixed ages. In a family day care the kids are mixed no matter what their age is and can be a good thing. Children younger than the other can learn from the older kids and learn how to imitate the older kids such as their actions. In a child day care center the children will learn how to get along and work together. A child care center can be more reliable for the child to learn more how to feel comfortable with other children and learn how to get along with them. They have programs that specifically helped them improve the language development and also their brain schemas. The staff in the center are well educated for that job specifically which can
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The child care provider does things in their home such as clean, do their laundry, pay bills etc. The child doesn't get the full attention as kids in daycare center do. There is times that guest come over which can be a neighbor friend family member and the child might feel intimidated since they have never seen that person and might feel scared. The child's parent might not even know their is guest coming to the child care provider home which might be something the parent doesn't agree with. In a child daycare center there is more than one employee which give more attention and are more alert on the child making sure their safe and aren't getting harmed or hurt by another of their peers. At their day care center the staff are more interactive with the child and engaging with …show more content…
He would start observing what it's around him and the other toddlers around him. In the center he had more activities to do and more ways to interact with his caregiver then he was able to in the family day care. That made his concentration advance and be able to play with other children in his day care when he was at stage 5. By stage 6 Michael knew how to to use his senses to discover new ways to do things on his own around his environment when Michaels sees a ball his brain schema already know that he should pick it up or kick the
The child care provider does things in their home such as clean, do their laundry, pay bills etc. The child doesn't get the full attention as kids in daycare center do. There is times that guest come over which can be a neighbor friend family member and the child might feel intimidated since they have never seen that person and might feel scared. The child's parent might not even know their is guest coming to the child care provider home which might be something the parent doesn't agree with. In a child daycare center there is more than one employee which give more attention and are more alert on the child making sure their safe and aren't getting harmed or hurt by another of their peers. At their day care center the staff are more interactive with the child and engaging with …show more content…
He would start observing what it's around him and the other toddlers around him. In the center he had more activities to do and more ways to interact with his caregiver then he was able to in the family day care. That made his concentration advance and be able to play with other children in his day care when he was at stage 5. By stage 6 Michael knew how to to use his senses to discover new ways to do things on his own around his environment when Michaels sees a ball his brain schema already know that he should pick it up or kick the