Category: Program Profiles

“As a parent, I know what it feels like to want the very best for your child. I know I can create a daycare that parents can trust.”

For Ms. Esther, opening her own home daycare is a long-held dream that began when she put her twin daughters in child care eight years ago.

“After years of following strict curriculums, I am thrilled to be able to start a unique daycare that supports the children in my care and fosters a community with their families.”

“I’ve always loved caring for children, so it just clicked with me. I want to be that person parents can trust, especially if the children have special needs. When you come into my home, you are a part of my family.”

The program will accept children ages eighteen months to five years, and the daily activities will be informed by Edgar’s professional experience caring for children with special needs.

When BabyAnne’s Early Childhood opens in Geralyn Fagan’s Dorchester home this summer, it will draw on the educator’s vast experience in Boston Public Schools and her daily commitment to thinking outside the box.

After years of working in child care, Beth Goodwin, who is opening a daycare in Fitchburg, MA, has many stories about children’s incredible accomplishments in and out of the classroom. But she says it’s the small wins that mean the most.

Walk into Brickhouse Daycare in Sutton, MA on an average morning, and you might think you just entered a Boston yoga studio—but with a much younger clientele.

The mother of two, who moved to Massachusetts from Bangladesh fourteen years ago, says caring for children is her passion—and an opportunity to create a brighter future for her entire community by opening a home daycare in Woburn, MA.

The daycare will cater to children ages one to three, providing development and learning activities specifically tailored to those formative years.