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The California Child Day Care Facilities Act (Act) provides for the licensure and regulation of daycare centers by the State Department of Social Services (CDSS). Current regulations require a separate license to be issued for each component of a daycare center.
[1] Note that the definition of a license-exempt child care co-op includes that no more than 12 children are receiving care in the same place at the same time. Cal. Health Safety Code 1596.792(e)(4).
Title 22 Regulations apply to all community care facilities regulated by the Community Care Licensing Division, except where specifically exempted, and are available at the California Department of Social Services website at the above link.
If you are renting/leasing a unit in an apartment building or other type of multifamily dwelling, your landlord cannot stop you from opening or running a family child care home just because you live in one of these types of homes.
Applicants must be at least 18 years old and must reside in the home where the child care is provided. All members of the household must undergo a background check. A tuberculosis (TB) test is required for the child care provider. A mandatory 16 hours of Pediatric Health Safety training must be completed.
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The California Child Day Care Facilities Act (the Act), Cal. Health Safety Code sections 1596.70 et seq., is the law that governs state health, safety, and licensing requirements of all child care facilities, including family child care homes.
1 adult : 6 children (may include up to 3 infants) 1 adult: 8 children (may include up to 2 infants and must include at least 2 children over the age of six) 2 adults: 14 children (may include up to 3 infants and must include at least 2 children over the age of six) **Note: Providers own children under the age of 10
Basically, the 9-hour childcare rule is just that. The basic care covered under the standard tuition is nine hours of daily care. Anything beyond nine hours is considered an extended day, which by the way has an additional fee (more on that in a minute).

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