Child care in denmark
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Denmark has a long history and is located in northern Europe. It has a democratic parliamentary system of government. Denmark has a high standard of living with less inequality than comparable countries. The childcare system aims to ensure every child has a positive experience, with two-thirds of facilities run by municipalities and one-third privately or by associations. Childcare includes crèches for infants and kindergartens for ages 3-7. Professionals oversee care that emphasizes creativity and supports children with special needs.
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- 2. Denmark is one of the oldest nations in Europe, and is located in the northern part in Europe. The system of government is based on democratically elected parliament. The living standard in Denmark is high by international standards and gap between rich and poor is smaller than many of the countries with which Denmark is traditionally compared.
- 3. -The Childcare system in Denmark works with parents of children to insure every child has a great experience in the day care. -Two thirds are municipal daycares centers whereas the third are privately owned Crèches for children aged 6 months to 3years. Kindergarten for children between the age of 3 and 7
- 4. Thereare formal and in formal childcare system in Denmark. Two thirds of established child care facilities in Denmark are municipal day care. The other third run by associations’ parent, or businesses in agreement with local authorities. The home based crèche must abide by the rules of The Childminding Act.
- 5. Curriculum-Danish child care systems pull ideas of curriculum and development from VYGOTSKY’s philosophy Creativity-Denmark emphasizes creativity and imagination on children. Care of the children with special needs-Children with special needs are well taken care in Denmark. Social workers make sure that, one gets the service he/she needs. Daycare subsidy-All day care centers are subsidized and can be free depending on the circumstances
- 6. There are two kinds of childcare professionals in Denmark; one is the family helper, which requires an educational background, and the other is the family daycare mother which doesn’t require an educational background. Family helpers are recruited by the local Township in which they live. After being interviewed, the recruits are hired and placed on payroll.
- 7. Recruits are enrolled in a 420 hour, 15-week basic course. 20% of family helpers are social workers, and are not required to complete this course. After the completion of the course, the students are on probation for six months, supervised by a team of professionals, ensuring that they are qualified to perform as a family helper