Which are types of childcare facilities? (Select all that apply.)Group of answer choicesPublic schoolsFamily childcareChildcare centersFamily group

The types of childcare facilities include:

1. Family Childcare: This type of childcare is usually provided in the caregiver's home. It's a smaller, more intimate setting and often includes mixed age groups.

2. Childcare Centers: These are larger facilities that often have separate rooms for different age groups. They usually have a staff of trained caregivers and a more structured curriculum.

3. Family Group: This is a type of childcare where a group of families come together to hire a caregiver or share in the caregiving duties. It's a more informal arrangement and can be more flexible than other types of childcare.

Public schools are not typically considered a type of childcare facility, as they are primarily educational institutions for school-aged children. However, many do offer before and after school care programs.