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Nestled within a vibrant community, this large family childcare home stands as a beacon of nurturing and comprehensive early childhood education. The facility caters to children of various ages, providing a warm, welcoming environment that feels like an extension of home. With a dedicated focus on personalized care, the center prides itself on fostering strong relationships between caregivers and children, ensuring that every child feels valued, safe, and deeply understood.

What sets this childcare program apart is its robust, MSDE-approved educational curriculum. The program thoughtfully incorporates a blend of structured activities and play-based learning, allowing children to explore their natural curiosities while developing essential skills in literacy, numeracy, and social interaction. Every aspect of the curriculum is tailored to meet individual developmental milestones and is enriched with creative projects, outdoor exploration, and interactive storytelling sessions that promote a love for learning from an early age.

In addition to strong educational offerings, the program emphasizes the vital importance of community and family involvement. Through regular projects and collaborative initiatives, parents and caregivers are actively engaged in the learning process. This partnership creates a supportive, extended network that enriches both the child’s development and family relationships. Ultimately, this large family childcare program not only provides a safe and stimulating environment but also lays a strong, lasting foundation for personal growth, confidently preparing children for their future educational journeys.

Once you are ready to enroll your child with us, please set up an appointment so we can best assist you. We will be glad to take the time to inform you about everything you need to know, including the relevant paperwork. You can make an appointment over the phone at +1 443-466-2066 +1 443-466-2066 or by filling out our contact form.

Children often get sick. When determining whether your child should stay home school due to illness, several important factors come into play that reflect both the well-being of the child and the health of the wider community. Parents must assess the nature and severity of their child's symptoms. Common signs of illness, such as persistent fever, diarrhea, vomiting, or contagious conditions like conjunctivities, flu and hand-foot-and -mouth, often necessitate a break from school to allow for recovery and to prevent the spread of infection amoug peers.

 When your child is ready to return to child care,you will need  a note, signed and stamped from your child's doctor indicating that they are free from contagions.

We understand many children have dietary restrictions due to allergies, religious beliefs and/or personal preferences.  Should you wish to limit or forbid certain food items for any reason, please notify us beforehand, in writing  and we will ensure that no offensive food item is served to your child.