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Call us at 1.888. 947.6583. Listen to the prompts to request a child care authorization.
ing to the department, you must obtain a childcare license to operate a daycare in Wisconsin if you care for four or more children under seven years old for less than 24 hours.
Child care licensing is a process where state and territory governments set minimum health and safety requirements that child care programs must meet to legally operate. What Is Child Care Licensing? | Childcare.gov childcare.gov consumer-education child-care-l childcare.gov consumer-education child-care-l
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Texas Health and Human Services protects children by regulating and educating child care providers. Child Care Regulation responsibilities include: Regulating all child-care operations and child-placing agencies to protect the health, safety, and well-being of children in care. Child Care Regulation | Texas Health and Human Services texas.gov protective-services-providers texas.gov protective-services-providers
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The DCF The DCF is the state agency responsible for licensing and ongoing monitoring of child care centers. Wisconsins Licensed Child Care Programs wisconsin.gov cclicensing wisconsin.gov cclicensing
DCF helps make that goal possible by overseeing all the states child care regulation. We monitor all licensed and many certified child care providers by setting minimum health and safety standardsand checking that theyre being met. Whats more, we offer tools and resources to help providers exceed those standards.
(e) A child may not be in care for more than 14 hours in any 24-hour period.

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