Family Resources

We do not provide meals. Parents are responsible for supplying all in-home snacks and meals, as well as meals for field trips.

Caregivers can assist by warming up food, serving meals, or helping children eat. They can also help with simple meal prep using ingredients already in your kitchen, such as cutting fruit, making a sandwich, or pouring drinks.

Prepare essentials like groceries, snacks, emergency contacts, house rules, daily schedules, and any tasks for the caregiver. We provide a helpful information packet template. For younger children, don’t forget formula, extra clothes, wipes, or diapers.

Parents must share all allergies, medical instructions, and emergency contacts. Caregivers can follow written instructions and administer legal and safe medication only.

Caregivers focus on children first. Light tasks related to childcare—like washing bottles, cleaning up play areas, or preparing snacks—are appropriate. 

No. Caregivers do not provide car seats. Parents are responsible for supplying any required car seats or booster seats for transportation.

This ensures children are always traveling safely and in accordance with your family’s preferences and legal requirements.