Home Daycares in Rome
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Ms. Caitlin
Montessori ApproachMy name is Caitlin. I am a wife, and a mother of three and counting! I am currently in pursuit of an interdisciplinary Doctorate at Liberty University with cognates in Health, Religion, and Education. I have more than ten years of experience in a childcare setting and am actively home-schooling my children. One of the best parts of working with children is watching them learn and grow. The work is incredibly rewarding, especially when I think about helping so many children work through their individual challenges and achieve personal gains. It's such a gift to guide the children in my program as they grow.
Ms. Janine
Play-Based LearningAfter I had my son, 1 daycare center in town closed and the only other option was a woman who was retiring! It made perfect sense for me to stay home with my little one and care for my community at the same time. I filled right up and have maintained the most beautiful relationships with the children I've cared for and their families for years and years! I have 9 years of experience taking care of young children. . For me, one of the best parts of working with children is watching them explore and discover. I feel so fortunate to experience that every day and to share my skills and experience with families through my home-based child care program, where I focus on learning through play. I aim to create an environment that is welcoming and engaging for the children I care about so much. So many parts of this job are fun, but I especially love to see them start to walk and talk. I can't imagine spending my days any other way. I’m also proud to do this important work. That’s especially true when I think about all the children I've taught.
Ms. LeShonda
Reggio Emilia ApproachI was an Early Childhood Educator working in a variety of daycare settings. I was also a nanny for 10+ years and is trained to work with children with Special Needs and Disabilities. I have taken many ECE courses including being apart of the of the NAEYC association. I have practiced the Creative Curriculum and also incorporated a lot of hands on learning with children. I am really big on social emotional development, having the child express his or her emotions clearly understanding his or her needs.
Ms. Chelsea
Infant CareChildren are so naturally compassionate and expressive. The best part of every day is when we sit around for circle time and ask about each other’s days. It is such a joy to hear the kids talk about the activities and stories that matter most to them. They just light up when they’re sharing something they care about! It’s also a wonderful opportunity to learn more about one another and to practice kindness towards other people. The sense of community in moments like these is life-affirming.
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Rome
There are 6 licensed home daycares in Rome. 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 Rome
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.
Lynne M. Beck
601 Hickory Street, Rome, NY
License # 479379
Licensed for 16 since 2010
Lynne M. Beck runs a licensed Family Child Care program in Rome. 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.
Teri L. Smith
8320 Turin Road, Rome, NY
License # 711602
Licensed for 16 since 2014
This home daycare in Rome is led by Teri L. 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 Rome.
Nicole C. Crever
730 North Madison Street, Rome, NY
License # 829577
Licensed for 16 since 2018
Home daycares like Nicole C. Crever’s are a favorite with parents who want a small-scale child care program near Rome. 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.
Felicia A. Bohning
321 West Court Street, Rome, NY
License # 713544
Licensed for 16 since 2015
Family child care provider Ms. Felicia runs this daycare out of her home in Rome, 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.
Mirta Haddock
7989 Cedarwood Drive, Rome, NY
License # 391407
Licensed for 16 since 2010
A small, local home daycare in nearby Rome, New York led by Ms. Mirta. 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.
Jo- Ann M. Joseph
125 Locomotive Ave., Rome, NY
License # 517361
Licensed for 16 since 2011
Parents looking for a small-scale child care often prefer home daycares, like this one with Ms. Jo- in Rome, 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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