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Seeing Your Child KinderView.com provides Users with high quality real-time video of their children. Parents and family members can better understand a child's progress and development. KinderView.com provides the opportunity to observe the activities and interactions of a child. Secure And Private Website Security is our top priority in systems design and procedures. The level of security we provide exceeds that of online banking services. KinderView.com's security measures include high level encryption, password rotation, user authentication, and automatic log-off. These precautions ensure that all images and information remain absolutely private. Only the KinderView Internet Viewing System (KIVS) offers such a high level of security. Child-Centered Environment Users gain peace of mind from seeing that their child is being cared for by a caring and reputable team of child care professionals. Kinderized centers are, in effect, inviting parents to "stop by anytime" to visit their child and see the daily interaction between the children and teachers. KinderView.com helps Users to better appreciate the efforts of childcare providers. |
Global AccessUsers can access the secure KinderView Internet Viewing System from anywhere in the world. Users can check in on their child, or contact the childcare center staff even when traveling or vacationing. Users can also authorize out-of-town relatives to have access to the service, so that they can share in the joy of watching that special child grow. Increased Parental Involvement Beyond the ability to check on your child's activities, KinderView.com utilizes the power of the Internet to provide parents with useful articles and information to help improve and expand parenting involvement. Informative Resource KinderView.com helps keep Users informed. Childcare Centers can post important notices, center activities, and upcoming events on KinderView.com's secure site. Users can see these when they log-in, along with private messages from the staff regarding their own child's progress reports, disciplinary actions, and health concerns. |