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National Association for Education of Young Children was founded.

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Established a program of emergency nursery schools that served 75,000 children.

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Congress passed the "Lanham Act" which helped fund child care. Families were eligible for child care regardless of income and parents paid a little too nothing fee. This program aimed to provide a safe environment for children so that their mothers could contribute to the war.

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Head Start is funded by the Economic Opportunities Act.

Head Start was funded as a part-day 9 month program.

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The first KinderCare was established and opened!

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Head Start expands services to children with disabilities.

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The ABC bill ( Act for Better Child Care) was introduced to provide improvement for child care.

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U.S department of Education establishes "EVEN START" a parent educational literacy program.

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Head Start expanded to serve infants and toddlers.

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The "No Child Left Behind Act" bill was passed.

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A campaign was launched to help avoid SIDS in a child care setting.

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10 percent of children under the age of 3 were attending center based daycares

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The USDA announces the change to the child care and adult food program meal requirements and patterns.

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The total public spending on childcare assistance for children under the age of 13 was 11.4 billion dollars.

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Child care changes everyday, it is always important to look over standards on a daily basis. As the years go by the evolution of child care changes.