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Thursday 9 January 2014

New Jerseychild care ranked 17th best by Child Care Aware because its center employees go through rigorous background checks. But home-based day care operators don’t undergo checks and registering with the state is voluntary.

There are 38 child care inspectors who visit the roughly 4,000 centers and investigate 1,000 complaints a year. Because the state hired more inspectors, their caseloads are 100 per year, half what they were several years ago. Child Care Aware said states should aim for 50 inspections a year per employee.

The Department of Children and Families, which inspects child care centers, declined to comment.

“About 66 percent of the 638,600 children age 5 and younger are in child care because both parents are working, the report says. These are very difficult choices between what you can afford versus what you would like it to be," said Zalkind.


New Jersey is home to 5,374 child care centers and registered family day care centers that can serve 261,630 kids age 5 and younger. There are also 1,603 relative and friend home centers approved by the state. Another 52,000 children are in Head Start and publicly-funded preschools.

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