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Child Care OptionsThere are many options for you to think about when it comes to choosing the best child care to meet your needs. From nannies to child-care centers to home-based daycares, your community may have a variety of settings for you to consider when placing your child in the care of another adult.
What to Look for in a Child CareYou’ve narrowed down a few child-care options you want to consider. What do you do next?
Resources for Finding Affordable Child Care in CaliforniaThe cost of child care has been high for years, but it’s becoming increasingly difficult to find affordable, quality care. We’ve put together helpful resources you can use to get connected to great child care options in California.
Putting your Little One in Child CareChild care is often a choice parents choose for their children. It's important to find the right one for you and your child.
Qualified, Licensed Childcare for Essential WorkersFind qualified, licensed childcare for essential workers by using this easy resource. Local options appear as well as a notification showing whether or not a place is booked, saving you the time of calling.
Preschool Starting between the ages of two and three years old, you will have the option of placing your child in preschool. Some parents may ask, "Why preschool? Isn't my child learning enough at home or at child care?" Research shows that kids who attend quality preschool may have higher math and reading skills, are better prepared for kindergarten, behave better in class, and are more likely to graduate from high school and attend college. Preschool is the start to your child’s school success. This section dives into how your child can benefit from preschool.
Selecting a Preschool and How to Sign UpSelecting a preschool that’s right for your child is important because most often it’s your child’s first experience in a school setting. Here’s information to help you with that selection process.
Paid Family LeaveDo you want more time at home to bond with your new baby but are worried about your job and finances? Find out what Paid Family Leave options are available and if you may be eligible for them.
OB/GYN All women, and particularly expecting and new moms, need to take care of themselves physically by seeing a doctor regularly. Obstetricians and Gynecologists (OB/GYN) are the doctors who provide care specifically for women.
Mental & Emotional HealthParental mental health is not often widely discussed – but it should be. Taking care of yourself emotionally is vital to your ability to be the best parent possible for your children.
Preparing for the TransitionOnce you’ve decided on the best child-care option, preparing to say goodbye to your child can be emotional (for both of you!). Here are some tips on how to make going to child care as smooth as possible.
5 Frequently Asked Questions About COVID-19 Vaccines for Children Ages 5–11With the Pfizer-BioNTech COVID-19 vaccine now available for children ages 5–11, many parents have questions about how it works and the potential side effects. We answer the most frequently asked questions below.
What is TK & Kindergarten?Transitional kindergarten (TK) and kindergarten (K) may be your child’s first-ever experience in a school setting – or it may be a time of transition, moving up from preschool to elementary school. Regardless, it’s an exciting and special milestone. Find out more about the difference between TK and K and what to expect for your child.
Behavioral Expectations and Supports for Children with Special NeedsWhen it comes to children with special needs, it’s important to know how to best support your child – especially when it involves behavior. Learn about and understand the behavioral expectations for children with special needs.
How to Find a School and Enroll Your ChildAlthough public schools are available to any child who lives within the residential boundaries of the school, it’s important to start the process of finding and enrolling your child for TK or kindergarten early. There are some key things parents and children need to know.
Public School System: How to Access and What Services are AvailableDid you know that public schools can provide special education services for children starting at age three? If your child has been identified with special needs, learn more about how your local public schools can help.
What to Ask When Researching Preschool OptionsAs you search for the best preschool to meet your needs, ask the preschool director and staff lots of questions! The more information you have, the more confident you’ll be in making the best decision for your child.
Accessing the COVID-19 Vaccine for Children Ages 5–11Children 5–11 years old can now get the Pfizer-BioNTech vaccine for protection against COVID-19. Vaccination for COVID-19 is the best way to prevent severe symptoms and complications.

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