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Sheila and Phillip Wright divide their responsibilities in the home-based family child care that they have run since 1997.
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Tracey Abston prides herself in providing a home away from home. This San Diego resident is truly passionate about making every child feel special and unique in a well-rounded environment. Tracey has spent a great deal of time educating and improving he
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Seattle, Washington, is home to one very inspiring resident named Grace Alams, who has been a child-care provider there for 11 years. Grace, who is originally from Nigeria, Africa, got her start in child care as a way to make a living while caring for he
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Taking care of children has been a way of life for Pat Alexander ever since she was a teenager working as a nanny. After opening her own child care, Pat has turned her home into a creative environment for toddlers. She wants them to experience a variety
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Northern California childcare providers Jeanette and Pat Witz are known for turning their home-based program into an active, creative, and exciting animal adventure for preschoolers.
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Becoming a grandparent for the first time is an unexplainable joy – especially for Elena and Raoul San Martin. This San Diego couple says caring for granddaughter has changed their lives. Elena and Raoul started caring for Samira after their daughter, K
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Olga Anderson's philosophy is that if children are excited about what they’re doing, they’ll learn naturally.
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From weekly field trips to other engaging activities back at her San Antonio, Texas home, child care provider Sally Avila provides the kids in her care with an educational and caring environment. Sally became a licensed child care provider 9 years ago as
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For every child in Edna Barnston's care, each and every day is an exciting, intercultural adventure. Edna lives in Los Angeles, but grew up in Israel. She often looks to her homeland for inspiration in her child care program.
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Kathleen has two teenagers of her own with special needs and is an advocate for Special Education.
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