Home Daycares in East New York
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Small-scale child care programs near you
When smaller is better, home daycare is the best. Find great options for infants & toddlers near you.
Ms. Carlin
Infant CareMs. Carlin’s home daycare in Queens caters to infants and toddlers, ages 3 months–5 years. As with every New York daycare on NeighborSchools, her program is licensed by the Office of Children and Family Services. That way you know providers have completed a 3-part background record check, and that their home environments have passed a detailed health and safety inspection. Ms. Carlin’s daycare is a great option for parents that want that small-scale, personal feeling with a daycare provider you can develop a real relationship with. Take the survey to see if she has a spot that works for you or check out the full profile for more details.
Ms. Shonese
Infant CareMs. Shonese’s home daycare in Brooklyn caters to infants and toddlers, ages 3 months–5 years. As with every New York daycare on NeighborSchools, her program is licensed by the Office of Children and Family Services. That way you know providers have completed a 3-part background record check, and that their home environments have passed a detailed health and safety inspection. Ms. Shonese’s daycare is a great option for parents that want that small-scale, personal feeling with a daycare provider you can develop a real relationship with. Take the survey to see if she has a spot that works for you or check out the full profile for more details.
Ms. Shannagaye
Infant CareA small-scale daycare in Brooklyn, Ms. Shannagaye provides care for just 6 children at a time. As with all home daycares, her program is licensed by the state and she’s completed training in childhood ages & stages, medication administration, and food safety. In this mixed-age group program, children get the socialization, stimulation and support they need to learn and grow. Parents are often surprised to discover home daycares like Ms. Shannagaye right in the neighborhood. See more details and take the survey to see if she has an opening for your little one.
Ms. Shanel
Infant CareMs. Shanel’s home daycare in Jamaica caters to infants and toddlers, ages 3 months–5 years. As with every New York daycare on NeighborSchools, her program is licensed by the Office of Children and Family Services. That way you know providers have completed a 3-part background record check, and that their home environments have passed a detailed health and safety inspection. Ms. Shanel’s daycare is a great option for parents that want that small-scale, personal feeling with a daycare provider you can develop a real relationship with. Take the survey to see if she has a spot that works for you or check out the full profile for more details.
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East New York
There are 6 licensed home daycares in East New York. Most parents don’t know that home daycare is regulated by the Office of Children and Family Services, just like the big preschool centers.
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Other daycares near East New York
All of these nearby daycares are licensed by the Office of Children and Family Services. While they don’t work with NeighborSchools, you can visit the government website here to try to contact them directly.
Corie J. Mccullough
741 Shepherd Avenue, Apt. 1 1st Floor, Brooklyn, NY
License # 449327
Licensed for 16 since 2010
Corie J. Mccullough runs a licensed Family Child Care program in Brooklyn. As with all home daycares in New York, her program is licensed by the Office of Children and Family Services, which ensures that she’s completed trainings in childhood development, health & safety. Home daycares like this are a great option for parents looking for small-scale, personalized child care.
Jasmine Smith
739 Pennsylvania Avenue, Bsmt. Floor, Brooklyn, NY
License # 345819
Licensed for 16 since 2008
This home daycare in Brooklyn is led by Jasmine Smith, a licensed Family Child Care educator. By choosing licensed child care, you can rest assured that the provider has passed a government-issued background record check, and that the home daycare environment has been inspected by the state licensing department. With a maximum of just 16 children, this program is a good option for parents close to home near Brooklyn.
Shirene A. Duhaney
482 Elton Street, Apt. 2, Brooklyn, NY
License # 364860
Licensed for 16 since 2009
Home daycares like Shirene A. Duhaney’s are a favorite with parents who want a small-scale child care program near Brooklyn. All daycares on NeighborSchools are fully licensed, so you know they’ve passed a background record check and educators have completed trainings in childhood development, health & safety. This daycare takes just 16 children, so each child gets lots of individualized care while learning to socialize in a small group setting.
Amanda Wint
357 Berriman Street, 1st Floor, Brooklyn, NY
License # 783629
Licensed for 16 since 2017
Family child care provider Ms. Amanda runs this daycare out of her home in Brooklyn, New York. She’s licensed by the state to care for up to 16 children, which means she’s completed required trainings and continuing education hours. Family child care programs can be a great fit for parents that want their child to get lots of individualized care and attention.
Kehinde O. Ajayi
1218 Stanley Avenue, Basement Floor, Brooklyn, NY
License # 349274
Licensed for 16 since 2008
A small, local home daycare in nearby Brooklyn, New York led by Ms. Kehinde. Many parents choose home daycares because the small group sizes can be great for infant and toddler development, and they are often more affordable than preschool centers. This child care program takes just 16 kids.
Philomena Adetunji
524 Jerome Street, 1st Floor, Brooklyn, NY
License # 461301
Licensed for 16 since 2010
Parents looking for a small-scale child care often prefer home daycares, like this one with Ms. Philomena in Brooklyn, New York. Better ratios, more flexible schedules, and lots of love for the little ones are the keys. Most daycares take a mix of ages, which helps with childhood development as infants learn from toddlers, and the preschoolers act as role models for the babies. And this daycare takes a maximum of 16 kids total!
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