Wyoming § 14-4-206 Parental education and public awareness

Wyoming Statutes

§ 14-4-206 — Parental education and public awareness

Wyoming § 14-4-206

Title 14Children

Ch. 4CHILD CARE FACILITIES

Art. 2QUALITY CHILD CARE

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Wyo. Stat. Ann. § 14-4-206 (2026).

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(a)The department shall develop and distribute materials to:

(i)Promote knowledge of the quality child care system;

(ii)Promote an understanding of the benefits that accrue to children, families and communities from quality child care programs, as based upon the latest findings in research reports and studies;

(iii)Promote the advantages of parents personally providing care for their own children whenever possible;

(iv)Promote parent involvement in their child's development and provide information and activities to parents or caretakers to promote early childhood learning and development at home;

(v)Emphasize the importance of parental responsibility and the involvement of the family in quality early childhood development; and

(vi)Inform parents about choices available in childcare

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(a) The department shall develop and distribute materials
to:
(i) Promote knowledge of the quality child care
system;
(ii) Promote an understanding of the benefits that
accrue to children, families and communities from quality child
care programs, as based upon the latest findings in research
reports and studies;
(iii) Promote the advantages of parents personally
providing care for their own children whenever possible;
(iv) Promote parent involvement in their child's
development and provide information and activities to parents or
caretakers to promote early childhood learning and development
at home;
(v) Emphasize the importance of parental
responsibility and the involvement of the family in quality
early childhood development; and
(vi) Inform parents about choices available in
childcare programs and how to choose an appropriate child caring
facility.