Examined child caregivers' use of various HIV/AIDS information resources in relation to professional background and attitudes. Found that providers' education level, child care experience, and the age group for which they were responsible correlated with use of newspaper/magazine articles, pamphlets, and educational workshops. Use of television/radio programming related to negative feelings about caring for an HIV-infected child. Direct contact with an HIV-infected individual correlated with positive feelings about care. (Author/KB)