SS Main Report

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Day care centre in

Dhaka City


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30th July, 2009

Shaira MatinAssistant Professor,Department of Social ScienceAmerican International University-Bangladesh, Dhaka.

Subject: Permission for submitting the Group Project Report

Dear Madam,We are pleased to submit our Group project report on Day carecentre in Dhaka City. Our report focused on the presentcondition of the day care centre and peoples associates to this

centre.We have gathered information as much as possible. We tried togather both primary and secondary data. Much of our secondarydata came from books, newspapers, CDs and partly from the website. Other data came from primary sources. The entire durationof preparing this report has been immensely helpful to us, agolden opportunity to look outside the regular classroom and tothe real world. A lot of lessons were learnt and lots of experienceswere gained. Developing interpersonal skills, taking formal

interviews and of course handling each and every detail were justto name a few. Truly this will help us in our future life.

We enjoyed working on this report and hope you will find itinnovative.

Sincerely yours,

MD.ABDULLAH ZABIRR

MD.RAKIB HASAN

SK.OMAR FAHAD

SABRINA NAZNIN

AFIA IBNAT


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Acknowledgement

All praises to the Almighty Allah, who has bestowed his kindness

upon us by giving us the opportunity, time, courage, strength and

patience to carry out and complete the report properly.

We are very much thankful to our honorable course instructor,

Shaira Matinmadam for her valuable and intellectual guidance to

prepare this project.

We are very much grateful to Shaira Matinmadam for giving ushis valuable time and teaching us SPSS.

Then we must thank all of our respondents for cooperating with

us by giving answers of all the questions we asked without any

hesitation. Without their help it was not possible to complete this

project.

Finally we must not loose opportunity of expressing our sincere

appreciation to some of our friends, Amena and Masum whoshared and inspired us all the time.

Wizard group

**/08/2009

Executive Summary:


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Day care is typically an ongoing service during specific periods,

such as the parents' time at work. Some child minders care for

children from several families at the same time, either in theirown home or in a specialized child care facility. Some employers

provide nursery provision for their employees at or near the place

of employment. There may be occasions when more than one

individual cares for children in a family childcare home. This can

be a stay-at-home parent who seeks supplemental income while

caring for their own child. There are also many family childcare

providers who have chosen this field as a profession. Local

legislation will regulate the number and ages of children allowed

per family child care home. Some localities have very stringent

quality standards that require licensure for family child care

homes while others require little or no regulations for childcare in

individual's homes. Some home day cares operate illegally with

respect to tax legislation where the care provider does not report

fees as income and the parent does not receive a receipt to

qualify for childcare tax deductions. It was a descriptive research.

At first, we gathered somegeneralinformation about daycare

centre from secondary sources like, books, websites, journals,

Newspapers etc. Then we tried to get some idea about daycare

centres from those data. After that we developed a questionnaire

to do door-to-door personal interview. We applied purposive non-

probability sampling technique to select our 50 respondents. Then

five of our group members went to the field for collecting primary

data. We make groups of 2-3 members. Our respondents were

interviewed in their offices & houses. After collecting primary data

we did editing and coding for statistical analysis. Then we usedsoftware for data processing and analysis. Based on the analysis

of both primary and secondary data we prepared this research

report. To complete this report on time we followed a work

schedule.


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Table of Contents:

Cover page

Letter of Transmittal

Acknowledgement

Executive Summary

Chapter 1 Introduction

1.1 Objective of the study

1.2 Limitations of the study

1.3 Research Methodology

Chapter 2 Data Analysis

2.1

Analysis of fixed alternative

variables excluding checklist

variables

2.2

Analysis of checklist

variables

Chapter 3 Conclusion

Bibliography


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Chapter 1:

Introduction:

Day care appeared in France about 1840, and the Societies des

Crches was recognized by the French government in 1869.Originating in Europe in the late 18th and early 19th century, day

cares were established in the United States by private charities in

the 1850s, the first being the New York Day Nursery in 1854.

Daycare is care of a child during the day by a person other than

the child's legal guardians, typically performed by someone

outside the child's immediate family. Day care is typically an

ongoing service during specific periods, such as the parents' timeat work. Day care is provided in nurseries or crches or by child

minders caring for children in their own homes. It can also take on

a more formal structure, with education, child development,

discipline and even preschool falling into the fold of services.

Some child minders care for children from several families at the

same time, either in their own home or in a specialized child care

facility. Some employers provide nursery provision for their

employees at or near the place of employment. Child care in thechild's own home is traditionally provided by a nanny or by

extended family members including grandparents, aunts and

uncles.

Family day cares can be operated by a single individual out of

their home. There may be occasions when more than one

individual cares for children in a family childcare home. This can

be a stay-at-home parent who seeks supplemental income while

caring for their own child. There are also many family childcareproviders who have chosen this field as a profession. Local

legislation will regulate the number and ages of children allowed

per family child care home. Some localities have very stringent

quality standards that require licensure for family child care

homes while others require little or no regulations for childcare in


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individual's homes. Some home day cares operate illegally with

respect to tax legislation where the care provider does not report

fees as income and the parent does not receive a receipt to

qualify for childcare tax deductions

1.1: Objectives of the study:

Broad objectives:

The general purpose of the study is to see the present situation of

day care center in Bangladesh and parents associated with it.

Sub objectives:

To overlook how many days will they provide service in a

week.

To overlook is the day care locate?

To see timing of day care centre?

To see what kind of food they feed to the children?

To see the entire environment of day care whether hygienic

or not?

To overlook how they educate the children?

To see is there any toy to play for the childs recreation?

To see the way payment and amount?


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To see the transportation system to the way of day care?

To see is the day care centre is secured?

To see whether the care taker of children is well trained or

not?

1.2: Limitations of the study

We wanted to do some in-depth interviews. But due to lack time

we could not do any in-depth interview. We also had to face very

bad weather while collecting data from the field. Some of our

respondents did not want to give interview. So, it was difficult toconvince them. Sometimes they were not present at the time of

field work. So, we had to revisit them for collecting data.

Expectation:

More parents today are choosing in home child care for their

children for a variety of reasons, including convenience, safety

and flexibility. In home daycare providers should be carefully

screened prior to being hired. Since parents have varying

expectations of their childcare providers, a written contract

between parents and provider is a good way to start the

relationship. This way, each party knows what to expect of the

other.

Child care centers, in many people's minds, involves a child being

checked into an institution-like building and getting to play withother kids all day. The kids watch television, eat snacks and

maybe finger paint a bit.

This image may have been the standard in childcare ten or fifteen

years ago, but today's parents are expecting much more for their


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money. If they are willing to pay out hundreds of dollars each

week, per child, they want to know the child is receiving an

education as well as being taken care of each day.

Some of the extra services that childcare in higher quality centersoffer, can range from organic meals, foreign language education,

computer instruction and even mathematics. Most children are

expected to have knowledge of the basics, such as the alphabet

and beginning numbers, by the time they reach elementary

school. Studies have shown that the earlier a child begins learning

the fundamentals, the more likely they will be to excel when

reaching school.

What one can expect from daycare:

Positive reinforcement and encouragement in your entire

child does or attempts to do

Developmentally appropriate and stimulating activities

Special care and respect for your child

Nutritionally balanced meals and snacks

Daily notes (mostly verbal)

Open and honest communication, if anything is going on

with your child, I will talk to you about it

Peace of mind.

What daycare expect from parents:

Bring their child ready for a day of activities and play -a

rested child is easier going, less frustrated, happier and

more predictable

Prompt payment of child care tuition

Prompt departure with your child so that my personalneeds and commitments are also met

Notify me if your child is going to be absent or late

Take an interest in your childs day talk to them about

the days activities


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Open and honest communication if there is a problem

(however big or small) we need to talk about it to prevent

hard feelings or misunderstandings.

Behind the expectation there is a mutual responsibility. That is to

treat each other with respect. Communicate on a regular basis

about the childs rest, nutrition, new skills, fears, interests, joys

and health.

Choosing the proper daycare center for a child should be acarefully thought out and researched process. With some daycare

centers are being exceptional and some being just plain bad, it is

important to pick a center that helps a child grow and develop his

skills while also having fun.

1.3 Research Methodology

It was a descriptive research. At first we gathered some general

information about the day care center from the secondary

sources like the websites, books, newspapers etc. Then we tried

to get some information about the center from that information.

After that we created a questionnaire to do door-to door personal

interview. We applied purposive non-probability sampling

technique to select our respondents. Then five of our group

members went to field for collecting primary information. We

make our groups into two parts. Our respondents were

interviewed in house. After collecting primary information we did

editing and coding for statistical analysis. Based on the analysis of

both primary and secondary information we prepared this

research report .we started this report about some weeks ago


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Active schedule

Time Personal submissionQuestionnaire developmentand

Secondary data collectionPrimary data collectionData analysis report writingand presentation preparation

2.0 Data Analysis

To analyze the data we have done frequency distribution and

cross tabulation. We used some variables to achieve our

objectives. The following portion of the report is based on our

objectives.

Source of data

There are two sources of data collecting. One is primary and otheris secondary. In our research we have used secondary source.

Sample size

We had talked with 25 people having different cases. So the

sample size of our research was 25.

Probability: Among the samples 4 samples was probable. Thatmeans those sample was selected by lottery method.

Non-probability: 21 samples were non-probable among the entire

sample. Those samples were purposive sample.


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Data collection

There are different methods and instruments to collect data. We

had used the most common and widely used technique of data

collection. The method is survey method. It is a method ofgathering primary data from a sample of individuals based on-

Questionnaires (hand-to-hand & e-mails )

Interviews (telephone or face-to-face)

2.1 Analysis of fixed alternative variables excluding

checklist variables

Location

Frequency Percent Valid PercentCumulative

Percent

Rampura 6 24.0 24.0 24.0

kolabagan 5 20.0 20.0 44.0

Ganderia 4 16.0 16.0 60.0

Mirpur 6 24.0 24.0 84.0

Banani 4 16.0 16.0 100.0

Total 25 100.0 100.0

From above the chart it found that-

Out of 25 respondents 6 respondents are chosen from

Rampura area, 5 respondents are chosen from kolabagan area,

4 respondents are chosen from Ganderia, 6 respondents are


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from Mirpur area and 4 respondents are chosen from Banani

area.

Gender

Frequency Percent Valid Percent Cumulative

Percent

Female 25 100.0 100.0 100.0


100% of our 25 respondents are female. We did not find any

male respondent

Educational Status


Percent

S.S.C to

H.S.C 1 4.0 4.0 4.0

Graduation11 44.0 44.0 48.0

Post

Graduation13 52.0 52.0 100.0

Total 25 100.0 100.0


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Only 4% respondents read in S.S.C to H.S.C, 44%

respondents education status in graduation.

52% respondents are Post Graduation.

Age


Percent

31-40 14 56.0 56.0 560

41-50 8 32.0 32.0 88.0

Above 50 3 12.0 12.0 100.0

Total 25 100.0 100.0


56% respondents is in (31-40) age, 32% respondents are

from (41-50) age group, and 12% respondents are from

(Above 50) age group

Highest number of respondents is 14 which is from (31-40)

age group

Family Status


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Percent

Nuclear 23 92.0 92.0 92.0

Extended 2 8.0 8.0 100.0

Total 25 100.0 100.0


Out of our 25 respondents 23 respondents are Nuclear

family which is 92% of the total respondent Only 2 respondents are Extended family.

Types of job

Frequency Percent Valid Percent CumulativePercent

Self-

Employed

10 40.0 40.0 40.0

Wage-

Employed

15 60.0 60.0 100.0

Total 25 100.0 100.0


Out of our 25 respondents 10 respondents are Self-

Employed which is 40% of the total respondent


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15 respondents areWage-Employed which is 60% of the

total respondent

Occupation


Percent

Private

Service

14 56.0 56.0 56.0

Governme

nt Service

8 32.0 32.0 88.0

Business 3 12.0 12.0 100.0 Total 25 100.0 100.0


56% respondent is in Private Service, 32% respondents is in

Government Service and only 12% respondents are from

Business, Highest number of respondents is 14 which are from Private

Service.

Level of Income

Frequency Percent Valid Percent

Cumulative

Percent

10000-

20000

9 36.0 36.0 36.0

20000-

40000

10 40.0 40.0 76.0

40000- 6 24.0 24.0 100.0


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Above Total 25 100.0 100.0


36% respondent is in (10000-20000) income, 40%

respondents are in (20000-40000) income and 24%

respondents are from (40000-Above) income.

Highest number of respondents is 10 which are from (20000-

40000) income.

Agree to send children in Day care centre


Percent

Yes 21 84.0 84.0 84.0No 4 16.0 16.0 100.0 Total 25 100.0 100.0


84% respondent is in agree to sent their children in Day care

centre, and 16% respondents are not agree to sent their

children in Day care centre.

Highest number of respondents is 21 which are not agreeing

to send their children in Day care centre.

How long you have been keeping your children in day care centre?


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Frequency PercentValid

Percent

Cumulative

Percent

4-6 Hours 12 57.14 57.14 57.14

6-8 Hours 7 33.33 33.33 90.47

8-above 2 9.52 9.53 100

Total 21 100.0 100.0


57.14% respondent is in agree to keep their children in Daycare centre in 4-6 hours, 33.33% respondents are agree to

keep their children in Day care centre in 6-8. 9.52%

respondents is agree to keep their children in Day care

centre in more than 8 hours.

Highest number of respondents is 12 which are agreeing to

send their children in Day care centre in 4-6 hours.

How many days you have been keeping your children in

day care centre in a week?


Percent

3-4 days 6 23.57 23.57 23.57

4-5 days 5 20.12 20.12

5-6 days 7 26.33 26.33


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Whole

week

3 30.29 30.29

Total 21 100 100


28.57% respondent is in agree to keep their children in

Day care centre in 3-4days in a week, 23.81% respondents

are agree to keep their children in Day care centre in 4-5

days.

33.33% respondents is agree to keep their children in Day

care centre in 5-8 days in a week and 14.29% respondents

is agree to keep their children in Day care centre in whole

week.

Highest number of respondents is 7 which are agreeing to

send their children in Day care centre in 5-6 days in a week.

Service charge in DCC

Frequency Percent Valid

Percent

Cumulative

Percent

Reasonable 5 23.8 23.8 23.8Cheap 2 12.52 12.52 36.32

Medium 8 35.10 35.10 71.41

Expensive 6 28.58 28.58 100


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21 100 100


23.8% respondent is in agree to sent their children in Daycare centre in Reasonable charge,12.52% respondents are

not agree to sent their children in Day care centre in cheap

charge.

35.10 respondents is in agree to send their children in Day

care centre in Expensive charge.

Payment types


Percent

Daily 8 38.10 38.10 38.10

Weekly 6 28.57 28.57 66.67

monthly 7 33.33 33.33 100

21 100 100

From above the chart it found that

38.10% respondent is in agree to payment daily, 28.57%

respondents are agree to payment weekly and 33.33%

respondent is in agree to payment monthly.

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Percent

Yes 15 71.43 71.43 71.43No 6 28.57 28.57 100

21 100 100


71.43% respondent is in agreeing to provide food in their

children, and 28.57% respondents are not agreeing to

provide food in their children.

Provides any medical facilities

Frequenc

y

Percent Valid

Percent

Cumulati

ve

PercentYes 13 61.9 61.9 61.9

No 8 38.1 38.1 10021 100 100


61.9% respondent is in agreeing to provide medical services,

and 38.1% respondents are not agreeing to provide medical

services.

What types of medical services?


Percent


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Primary 5 35.71 35.71 35.71Secondary 2 14.29 14.29 50.0

Both 7 50.0 50.0 100.0Total 14 100.0 100.0


35.71% respondent is in agree to provides primary medical

services and 14.29% respondents are provides secondary

medical service.

Provides any Entertainment


Percent

Cumulative

PercentYes 16 76.19 76.19 76.19

No 5 23.81 23.81 10021 100 100


76.19% respondent is in agreeing to provide any

entertainment, and 16% respondents are not agreeing to

provide any entertainment.

What types of entertainment?


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Percent

Games 6 28.57 28.57 28.57

Movie 8 38.1 38.1 66.67

Others 7 33.33 33.33 100

21 100 100


28.57% respondent is in game, 38.1% respondents are in

movie and 33.33% respondents are in others entertainment.

Provides Transportation


PercentYes 15 71.55 71.55 71.55

No 6 28.57 28.57 10021 100 100


71.55% respondent is in agreeing to provide transportation,

and 28.57% respondents are not agreeing to provide

transportation.

Provides Education facilities


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Percent

Cumulative

PercentYes 13 61.90 61.90 61.90

No 8 38.10 38.10 10021 100 100


61.90% respondent is in agreeing to provide education

facilities and 38.10% respondents are not agreeing to

provide education facilities.

What types of educational facilities are provides?


Percent

General

knowledge

8 38.10 38.10 38.10

Intuitional 6 28.57 28.57 66.67Others 7 33.33 33.33 100

21 100 100


38.10% respondent is in General knowledge, 28.57%

respondents are in Intuitional and 33.33% respondents are in

others.

Besides education do teach any extracurricular activity?


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Percent

Yes 15 68.43 68.43 68.43No 6 32.57 32.57 100

21 100 100


68.43% respondent is in agreeing to provide extracurricular

facilities and 38.10% respondents are not agreeing to

provide extracurricular facilities.

Environment


Percent

Hygienic 3 14.29 14.29 14.29

Well

place

2 9.52 9.52 23.81

Both 16 76.19 76.19 100.0

Total 21 100.0 100.0



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14.29% respondent is in hygienic environment, 9.52%

respondents are well place and 76.19% respondents are

both.

What is the condition of security system?


Percent

Poor 0 0 0 0

Good 5 23.81 23.81 23.81

Well

secure

d

16 76.19 76.19 100.0

Total 21 100.0 100.0


23.81% respondent is in agree to send their children in Day

care centre in good security, 76.19% respondents are to

send their children in Day care centre in well security.

Expected proper care in DCC?


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Percent

Yes 21 100.0 100.0 100.0

No 0 0 0 100.0

Total 21 100.0 100.0


All respondent is expected in proper care in the Day care

centre.

Why dont you send your child to day care centre?


Percent

Insecurity 1 25.0 25.0 25.0

Lack of

proper care

1 25.0 25.0 50.0

Unhealthy

environment

0 0 0 50.0

All above 2 50.0 50.0 100.0


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Total 4 100.0 100.0


25% respondent is in agree to not send their children in Day

care centre in insecurity, 25% respondents are not to send

their children in Day care centre in lack of proper care.

50% respondents is agree to not send their children in Daycare centre in both causes.

Conclusion:

In our society, at present most of the women (mother) are

entering in the professional arena. And in most of the home there

is nobody who can look after their children. As both parents are

busy with their work & they are out all day, it seems necessary for

a working mother to send their children to daycare centre for

their childrens proper upbringing. It helps the working mother to

do their respective job soundly. As day passes though there aresome doubt, daycare centre is becoming reliable place where a

working mother can keep their children safely & continue their

professional life.


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Recommendations

License policy should be started so that the businessmen get

legal permission from the government.

Corporate child care is raising the bar in terms of quality

child care. An increasing number of companies are either

offering in-house child care centers for attracting and

retaining top employees.

Sometimes caregivers have the unpleasant job of discussingnot-so-nice behaviors or unacceptable incidents. Refrain

from taking it personally, and don't become angry or upset.

If you feel there is another reason for your child's behavior or

action and you feel the caregiver has not done something

correctly, this is the time to speak up and address those

concerns. But be sure to do so in a respectful and

professional manner. And, be sure to listen to any

explanation. For making the awareness of the general people media

should play important and effective role on behalf of the day

care centre. Media can promote this centre very well.

The amount they charge in the day care centre is high. As

we are a poor country, they should consider it.

Day care centre should recommend many educative books,

toys, healthy foods, and etc.

Day care centre should be given financial support (Loans,money incentives etc.) and motivation so that they continue

to increase their efficiency and creativity.


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Bibliography:

http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Day_care

http://www.dss.gov.bd/index.php?

page=modules/static_page/day_care

http://www.thefinancialexpress-bd.com/search_index.php?

page=detail_news&news_id=23490

http://childcare.about.com/

http://familydoctor.org/online/famdocen/home/children/parents/in

fants/030.html

http://www.thenewparentsguide.com/choosing-a-daycare-

center.htm

http://fycs.ifas.ufl.edu/news/2006/06/quality-child-care.html

Appendix 2 - Questionnaire
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American International University-

Bangladesh

Questionnaire

Subject: Research Methodology

A study on Day care centre in Dhaka City.

(The information collected from this questionnaire will be used for research purpose and will

be kept secret)

Name:...............................................................

Sample No:..................... Date: /04/09


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o 10,000-20,000

o 20,000-40,000

o 40,000-100,000

7.Type of family

o Nuclear

o Extended

8.Do you send your children to day care?

o Yes

o No

9.If no; with whom you are keeping your

children?

o Governess

o Relatives

10. Is it Healthy to leave the child out full day?

o Yes

o No

11. What are the advantages of giving yourchild to day care centre?

o Proper care

o Healthy Food

o Secured environment

o All above

o Other ________


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12. Do you face any difficulties by giving yourchild to daycare centre?

o Yes

o No

13. What do you think about the environment?

o Healthy

o Unhealthy

14. What kind of food the daycare centreprovides?

o Healthy

o Unhealthy

o Cheep

o Medium

o Expensive

15. Does the day care centre providetransportation?

o Yes

o No

16. If yes; are you satisfied with their service?

o Yes

o No

17. What do you think about their servicecharge?

o Expensive

o Cheep


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o Reasonable

16. Do they provide any medical Service?

o

Yeso No

17. If yes; are you satisfied with the service?

o Yes

o No

18. Besides education do they teach any

extracurricular activity?

o Yes

o No

19. If yes; do you think there is scope of

improvement?

o Yes

o No

20. What is the condition of their security

system?

o Poor

o Good

o Well secured


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21. Do you think the day care centre should be

spacious & wellplaced?

o

Yeso No

22. In our social aspect do you think day care

system in Bangladesh needs development?

o Yes

o No

23. Why dont you send your child to day care

centre?

o Insecurity

o Lack of proper care

o Unhealthy environment

o Accommodation

o Transportation

o Not affordable

o All above

24. If these problems are solved will you consider

your decision?

o Yes

o No

25. Where does u prefer the daycare center?


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o Near office

o Near house

26. Can you visit your child whenever u like at day

care center?

o Yes

o No

27. Is your child happy at daycare center?

o Yes

o No

o Moderate

28. Is the day care facility licensed?

o Yes

o No

29. Are you pleased with your childs growth and

learning at childcare?

o Yes

o No


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30. Is there any kind of entertainment for the

children in the daycare centre?

o Yes

o No

31. Do you think day care centre is getting

popular day by day in Bangladesh?

o Yes

o No

32. As a poor nation like ours do feel people will

attract to the day care centre?

o Yes

o

No33. Do you happy with the amount they charge in

the day care centre?

o Yes

o No

34. Is there any room for improvement what do

you feel?

o Yes

o No


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35. Where does u prefer the daycare center?

o Near office

o

Near house

36. Can you visit your child whenever u like at day

care center?

o Yes

o No

37. Is your child happy at daycare center?

o Yes

o No

o Moderate

38. Is the day care facility licensed?

o Yes

o No

39. Are you pleased with your childs growth and

learning at childcare?

o Yes


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o No

Documents

SS Main Report