ryhmäperhepäiväkodit
Ryhmäperhepäiväkodit, often translated as "family daycare groups" or "group family daycare centers," are a form of early childhood education and care in Finland. They are small-scale care services typically run in a private home or a dedicated space by one or more trained childcare professionals. These professionals are often referred to as "ryhmäperhepäivähoitaja" or "kersanhoitaja."
The concept aims to provide a home-like and child-centered environment for a small group of children, usually
Ryhmäperhepäiväkodit operate under the supervision of the municipal social services, ensuring they meet certain quality standards
Parents often choose ryhmäperhepäiväkodit for their intimate atmosphere, flexibility, and the opportunity for their children to