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[quote=Anonymous][quote=Anonymous][quote=Anonymous]In general you have two options if you want fresh foods: 1. Go with a center big enough to have a licensed, trained kitchen person full time. 2. Go with a reputable in-home daycare with a provider that makes an effort to feed fresh fruit and vegetables . Note that really reputable in homes with a good meal program are probably going to cost you close to what a center costs.[/quote] My friend's child goes to an in home daycare. They get foods like quinoa, kale, etc. Provider is very into organic cooking. Another friend sends her child to an in home daycare run by an East Asian family. The food is homemade traditional Asian food, and the meats and veggies and rice are prepared from scratch. When they have "American" food like pizza it's a treat like for a birthday party.[/quote] You cannot compare a child care situation with 2-6 kids vs. 200.[/quote]
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