päivähoitoisista

Päivähoitoinen is a Finnish term that refers to a child who attends a daycare center, known in Finnish as "päiväkoti". Daycare in Finland is a publicly funded system designed to provide care and early childhood education for children from infancy up to school age. Päivähoitoinen children typically spend their days in a structured environment with qualified early childhood educators. The focus is on play-based learning, social interaction, and the development of fundamental skills. The Finnish daycare system is known for its high quality and its emphasis on child welfare and development. Parents can choose between full-time or part-time care depending on their needs. The curriculum for päivähoitoinen children is guided by national core curricula, ensuring a consistent standard of education across the country. The goal is to support the child's overall growth, including cognitive, social, emotional, and physical development, preparing them for entry into primary school.