This document consists of six issues of the Child Care Bulletin, a bimonthly publication of the National Child Care Information Center. The January-February issue focuses on infants and toddlers in child care. Topics discussed include caring for infants with special needs, designing quality group care environments, Early Head Start programs, and school-based care for children of teen parents. The March-April issue focuses on family child care. Topics discussed include the "There's No Place Like Home" training program, Army family child care, and corporate support for family child care networks. The May-June issue focuses on using technology to serve children and families. Topics discussed include accessing information on the Internet, the national Child Care Information Center, distance learning, and advice for administrators. The July-August issue focuses on child care financing. Topics discussed include state-based approaches to financing, business involvement in financing, and developing inclusive programs for children with disabilities. The September-October issue focuses on child care research. Topics discussed include policy and research collaboration initiatives and planning cohesive child care systems. The November-December issue focuses on child care in Native American and Alaska Native communities. Topics discussed include the impact of the Child Care and Development Fund, promoting tribal and state coordination, and planning for facility development. Each issue describes several child care program initiatives and presents organization resources and publications pertinent to child care. (JW)