True or False: A family child care home provides care for children in the child's home.

The statement is false because a family child care home is a specific type of child care setting that provides care for children in the caregiver's home rather than in the child's own home. These settings often cater to a small group of children, resembling a home environment, and are typically regulated to ensure safety and quality of care.

The incorrect options suggest care is limited to specific situations, such as only for infants or for children with special needs, which is not an accurate representation of what a family child care home encompasses. Family child care homes can serve children of various ages and needs, not restricted exclusively to infants or those with special needs.