Home Daycares in Williamsburg

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Small-scale child care in Williamsburg

When smaller is better, home daycare is the best. Find great options for infants & toddlers near you.

Ms. Shannagaye

Infant Care

A 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.

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Ms. Verna

Small Class Sizes

Children and parents love Ms. Verna’s daycare in Brooklyn for its small-scale, personal feel. Fully licensed by the state, her program focuses on infants and toddlers, and the mixed-age range helps children learn to socialize in a small group setting. Parents often prefer home daycare when looking for options that are closer to home, where they can develop a long-term relationship with the provider. Many come to see the provider as an extension of the family, leaning on them for advice on all sorts of parenting questions. Check out Ms. Verna’s full profile and take the survey to see if she is a good match for your family.

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Ms. Wendy

Small Class Sizes

Children and parents love Ms. Wendy’s daycare in Brooklyn for its small-scale, personal feel. Fully licensed by the state, her program focuses on infants and toddlers, and the mixed-age range helps children learn to socialize in a small group setting. Parents often prefer home daycare when looking for options that are closer to home, where they can develop a long-term relationship with the provider. Many come to see the provider as an extension of the family, leaning on them for advice on all sorts of parenting questions. Check out Ms. Wendy’s full profile and take the survey to see if she is a good match for your family.

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Ms. Tracey

Arts & Music

Being a part of so many children’s lives is very special and meaningful. This is exactly what led me to start my own program! From a young age, I could always be found at family gatherings spending time and having fun with kids – and now that I have my own program, the children in my care become just like family to me. I treat every child just like my own, and I have a lot of guidance to offer to families. Together, we can get through challenges or work through problems, and the families in my program know that I am always available to help or offer support.

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Williamsburg

There are 13 licensed home daycares in Williamsburg. 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 Williamsburg

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.

Mark W. Bartosh

133 North 8th Street, Apt. 1 1st Floor, Brooklyn, NY

License # 847684

Licensed for 16 since 2019

Mark W. Bartosh 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.

Maria P. Gutierrez

105 South 8th Street, Apt. 3-B, Brooklyn, NY

License # 624986

Licensed for 16 since 2013

This home daycare in Brooklyn is led by Maria P. Gutierrez, 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.

Rachel Weiser

146 Middleton Street, Apt. 1-B, Brooklyn, NY

License # 774063

Licensed for 16 since 2017

Home daycares like Rachel Weiser’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.

Chana R. Abramowitz

132 North 5th Street, Apt. 2D, Brooklyn, NY

License # 484328

Licensed for 16 since 2011

Family child care provider Ms. Chana 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.

Miriam Luchins

132 North 5th, Apt. 3G, Brooklyn, NY

License # 614514

Licensed for 16 since 2012

A small, local home daycare in nearby Brooklyn, New York led by Ms. Miriam. 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.

Cielo V. Choez

62 Middleton Street, 1ST Floor, Brooklyn, NY

License # 214721

Licensed for 16 since 2005

Parents looking for a small-scale child care often prefer home daycares, like this one with Ms. Cielo 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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Apolonia Delacruz

92 South 3rd Street, 1st Floor, Brooklyn, NY

License # 610011

Licensed for 16 since 2013

Talisa S. Ferrand Harrison

54 Boerum Street, Apt. 9-A 9th Floor, Brooklyn, NY

License # 777366

Licensed for 16 since 2016

Janet R. Jean- Mary

195 Division Avenue, Apt. 5-F 5th Floor, Brooklyn, NY

License # 821340

Licensed for 16 since 2018

Catherine A. Canderlier

104 McKibbin Street, Apt. 1 1st Floor, Brooklyn, NY

License # 547885

Licensed for 16 since 2011

Teodora V. Rodriguez

130 Moore Street, Apt. 4-D 4th Floor, Brooklyn, NY

License # 764278

Licensed for 16 since 2016

Lorelle M. Ramos Beauchamp

318 Grand St, Apt. B 2nd Floor, Brooklyn, NY

License # 875196

Licensed for 16 since 2021

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FAQs

Your family is unique to you, but some of your questions might not be. 😉 Here’s what most parents want to know when starting out.

What is NeighborSchools?

Hey there, nice to meet you 👋 We’re a new-ish startup that helps new-ish parents find daycare.

We know how hard finding good child care can be - especially for first-time parents. But really good care is what gives you the peace of mind to go back to work and feel confident that your child is getting the stimulation, socialization, and support they need to learn and grow.

So we created NeighborSchools to make this piece of parenthood a whole lot easier. We say “easier” because, let’s be honest, it’s still a big thing to figure out, but working together we can help you find some good options, understand the whole process, and choose a program you’ll feel really good about.

How’s it work?

Most first-time parents don’t know exactly what they’re looking for, so we created a simple survey that will ask you questions about your lifestyle, your daily routines, and your preferences for child care. We’ll then share 3 personalized recommendations that we think might be a good fit. We’ll also give you a timeline that maps out when we would suggest you start touring programs, choose a daycare, and pay a deposit to secure a spot. Your timeline is based on when you want to start care - so you set the pace, and you decide when you’ve found the right match.

Is there a cost?

Nope. Our daycare recommendation service is free for parents. The other half of our business is helping these small-scale daycares with software and services that handle all their administrative tasks, like online contracting, payment processing, and licensing requirements. Before NeighborSchools, services like these were only designed for large corporate child care centers, and part of our mission is to level the playing field for small, independent child care programs. That’s why we picked the name NeighborSchools - we’re all about making child care more personal, more human, and more equitable for the incredible individuals who do this work and care for our children.

How do I know if I’m ready to take the survey?

Generally, if you’re here, you’re ready. The survey lets us give you 3 recommendations to consider, but it’ll also help you better understand what factors to consider, and what questions to be asking right now. It’s simple things like where you live, your child’s date of birth, when you want to start care, and if you have any preferences around program philosophy or language of instruction. If you’re planning 6+ months ahead, it’s a great way to get started, and if you’re hoping to start daycare in the next 2-4 months, it’s definitely time to get started. Click here to start the survey.

How do I know if a daycare has openings?

Each program has a limited number of spots for each age range, so we need to know your schedule and child’s age before we can share availability. The survey covers these basics, as well as factors like drop-off and pick-up times to make sure that recommended programs fit your daily routine. Once we know your child’s age and schedule we can share rates and costs as well.