THE FAMILY DAY CARE PROVIDER'S CODE OF ETHICS   A Provider shall acknowledge that the young child's critical need for continuity of care demands that she make a long-term commitment to the child and family.   A Provider shall try to resolve a disagreement with a parent. Termination of the daycare placement shall be used only as a last resort.   A Provider shall not terminate a client-family without giving reasonable notice.   A Provider shall not urge a parent to move a child from another provider with whom there is a satisfactory relationship.   A Provider shall establish policies and procedures so that families clearly understand what is expected of them, but are flexible enough to meet their varying needs.   A Provider shall maintain client confidentiality in a manner appropriate to the family daycare relationship.   A Provider shall meet each child's emotional, physical and intellectual needs in developmentally appropriate ways.   A Provider shall not deliberately contradict or disparage the parent's religious beliefs, culturally-based values, or child-rearing practices in the presence of the child.   A Provider shall not emotioanlly, physically, or sexually abuse any child in her care, and shall report any suspected abuse to the proper authorities.   A Provider shall maintain a family-style environment for the children in her care.   A Provider shall have safe, clean areas in which the children play, eat, and sleep.   A Provider shall strive to provide the highest quality of family daycare, whether she is independent or regulated.