Provider Services & Guidelines

Every childcare and youth program should follow age-appropriate standards that support children’s learning, safety, and developmental milestones. The Centers for Disease Control and Prevention (CDC) notes that children reach important milestones through play, movement, and exploration. 
Because of this, early learning and enrichment programs must deliver structured, highquality experiences that match a child’s stage of development. 

Parent Approved 4 Kids evaluates providers using clear guidelines so parents can understand: 
                    • Which programs are appropriate for each age group 
                    • What skills or milestones children typically develop 
                    • Whether a program is structured, safe, and developmentally aligned

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Childcare Services

Childcare

AGES
6 weeks – 8 years

MILESTONES
Pivotal to overall growth & development

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Boxing

AGES
Consult with your pediatrician

MILESTONES
Promotes respect & builds confidence and discipline

A young girl doing a handstand on the floor.

Gymnastics

AGES
Consult with your pediatrician

MILESTONES
Develops balance, strength & coordination

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Karate

AGES between 6 – 7 years


MILESTONES
Provides structure & supports concentration

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Music

AGES
as early as 4 years

MILESTONES
Mental stimulation  and emotionally engaging

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Dance

AGES
between 3 and 4 years

MILESTONES
Influences creativity and develops social skills

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Swimming

AGES
6 weeks – 8 years

MILESTONES
Pivotal to overall growth & development

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Parent Approved

Get connected with high-quality Parent Approved Service Providers to help your children grow and develop in a nurturing environment. Being certified means they have met or exceeded our rigorous examination process.
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