Jewish daycares and preschools are especially well suited to families with a religious or cultural connection to Judaism. While most Jewish preschools include religion as part of the curriculum, most of them also welcome families of all faiths. Some Jewish child care centers even explicitly separate religious and secular instruction, or exclude religious instruction altogether. This makes these early childhood education programs a good option for non-religious parents seeking to expose their children to a supportive environment that emphasizes strong morals, spirituality, and a sense of community. Regardless of the particulars of their curriculum, all Jewish child development centers stress common early childhood education goals such as productive socialization and developmentally appropriate skill building. Jewish daycare centers will also always emphasize strong moral values consistent with the broader lessons of the Torah and other religious texts, while employing educational activities similar to those used by secular child care centers. The extent of religious instruction and overall inclusiveness of each Jewish child care center can vary depending on its philosophy and affiliation, so parents should inquire with each one to determine if it is a good fit for their values and belief system. It's possible to find Jewish...