| Infant Daycare is different from regular day care. | | | | bottles as well wash the baby's clothes. |
| As the name suggests, it deals with the care of | | | | In cases where the parents can afford to hire the |
| infants. This service is available to mothers who | | | | infant day care provider on a permanent basis, |
| are either in a career or just need a few hours | | | | the care provider will be responsible for the baby |
| away from their baby to run a few errands or | | | | and will be available full time to take care of the |
| head out to a social event. Infant daycare is one | | | | baby; the mother will then be free to attend to |
| of the most crucial in importance or the most | | | | their careers. The care giver will follow up on all |
| important daycare service in the market. | | | | medical appointments and administer any |
| Infant daycare providers are trained to deal with | | | | medicines that the baby has to take. Infant day |
| infants; they will feed the baby and see to it that | | | | care providers are available from agencies or |
| the baby is clean. Infant day care providers | | | | from referrals from colleagues or friends. It is |
| perform the same duties that a nanny would | | | | important to check their references thoroughly |
| perform the only difference being that nannies | | | | because you will be granting them access to your |
| are hired for longer periods than infant day care | | | | child and home, in some cases they will be |
| providers. They follow the baby's feeding and | | | | unsupervised. |
| sleep cycles; they will clean and sterilize the baby's | | | | |