Parents always wonder if they would like to have more children one day. One of the aspects that parents think about in this decision is the care of their children. Childcare can be expensive and the quality of childcare is also something to think about. Parents want their children to grow up and be very successful in life. Choosing a daycare from infancy is part of the process of being successful as they grow up. To expand your family, you need to think about the quality of child care, the price of child care, and the focus of care – how your child will be raised. High-quality childcare should be provided at public expense to all working parents! The quality of child care is very important to consider when choosing a facility for your child to attend. How good are the facilities? Will they learn and be introduced to new things? What are the contingency plans? What is the daily schedule like? These are all questions to consider for the quality of care your child will receive. The University of California LifeSkills newsletter states that “Children who receive high-quality services are better able to get along with their peers, have better language skills, and are more successful in school than children who receive high-quality services. poor quality” (University of California, 2000/2000). 2001, paragraph 1). Where your child will be cared for is a very important decision. When choosing the right place, parents should consider all options. Whether the state or you pay for your child's care, the quality of your child's responsibility is worth paying for. If a child receives higher quality supervision, the working parent may be able to be more productive at work. If a parent had placed their child......in the center of a sheet of paper...the parents would have publicly paid for child care. Perhaps parents could start saving money for their children if they were unable to do so when paying for childcare. Works Cited “Quality of Child Care: Does It Matter?” LifeSkills 1 (December 2000/2001): 4.Http://www.danrpeoplelinks.ucr.edu/nb3/lib/ls_1_4.pdf. University of California. Web."How much will you spend on child care." Babycenter. BabyCenter, LLC,, 2014. Web.Lynette M. Fraga. "Cost of care". Usa.childcareaware.org. Child Care Aware® of America, nd Web.Giannarelli, Linda and James Barsimantov. “Child Care Expenditures of American Families.” Child care costs of American families. Urban Institute, December 2000. Web. May 3, 2014."Child and Elder Care." Women in American society. Melissa J. Doak. 2010 ed. Detroit: Gale, 2010. Information Plus Reference Series. Opposing Viewpoints in Context. Network. May 4th 2014.