Seeking In-home Daycare in Lakewood or Littleton Area

qualistar.org is a great place to find reputable licensed in-home daycare.

I loved, loved, loved our daycare provider. Her name is Shehla and her number is ###-###-####. I posted a review of her services in the local business reviews. I think the title is "In-Home Daycare with Immediate Openings."

I can't say enough about her. I'm not sure if she's rated on Qualstar or not, but she is licensed and loves your kids as much as you do. (well, almost)

Hi there

I have a child care facility. Licensed by State of Texas, insured,safe,fun, computer center, with private playground. We provide healthy snacks.
Our rates are very affordable, we provide services on hourly or weekly basis.
Our Hours of operation are
Mon-Thur 7am-8pm
Friday 7am-11:30pm
Saturday 8:30am-11:30pm

For more info please check our website:

www.cuddlykidscare.com
or call
phone#:###-###-####

M.,

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I would love to be available to answer any questions you may have: ____@____.com.

FYI - qualistar can link you to in home day care providers and day care centers, but consider more than just those "rated" by qualistar....it costs $1,000+ to get "rated" by qualistar, so there are many quality in home child care providers who are not rated simply because it is so expensive. If I were looking at centers I would definitely look for the rating. You can also see if your area has a local association for in home child care providers (check the yellow pages under "child care"). Oftentimes providers are members and the association can provide referrals. Good luck!

Amen. I'm not the only one reccommending qualistar. They are a non-profit who rates childcare providers. Both in home and centers. They are also connected to a referral service that can help you narrow down your search. You still have to do your homework but its a great place to start. Unfortunately, you are starting a bit late. A lot of the good ones have waiting lists. Good luck.