(a) Except as provided by Subsections (b) and (c), relative child care must be provided in the child-care provider’s home.
(b) The commission shall allow relative child care in the child’s home:
(1) for a disabled child and the child’s siblings;
(2) for a child under 18 months of age and the child’s siblings;
(3) for a child of a teen parent; and
(4) when the parent’s work schedule necessitates child-care services during the evening, overnight, or on the weekend and taking the child outside of the child’s home would be disruptive to the child.

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(c) The commission may allow relative child care in the child’s home if the commission determines that other child-care provider arrangements are not available in the community.