Does your childcare program offer drop-in care or overnight childcare?
No, not at this time.
Do you provide food for the children in your childcare program?
Yes! We provide breakfast, lunch, and snacks daily to ensure children receive nutritious meals.
Where are you located?
Our home is located in the Rosedale area of Baltimore County. Franklin Square Hospital and CCBC Essex are a short 10-minute drive away. We're also convenient to White Marsh, Overlea, Fullerton, Perry Hall, and other surrounding counties. We're approximately 2 miles from I-695 and Route 40 East.
Do you accept Maryland Scholarship payments?
Yes. Please contact us for details.
I'm a teacher or 10-month employee. How does that work?
We have a year-round program with limited spaces available. To maintain your placement, you must pay in full for the summer months, or you must withdraw and reapply in August if space is available.
Do you hold spots for newborns or expecting mothers?
Our program has limited spots available, and we are unable to hold spots for an extended period. Don't hesitate to contact us to discuss your specific needs and inquire about our waitlist.
What is family childcare?
Family childcare is provided in a home-like setting by a small group of caregivers. It offers a nurturing environment where children receive personalized attention and care.
How do I know if family childcare is right for my child?
Family childcare suits families looking for a more intimate, home-based setting for their children. It provides a family-like atmosphere with consistent caregivers, fostering strong relationships and individualized care.
What are the qualifications of family childcare providers in Baltimore County?
Family childcare providers in Baltimore County undergo thorough screening and training. They are required to meet state licensing regulations, including CPR and first aid certification, and participate in ongoing professional development to ensure high-quality care.
What ages do family childcare providers typically care for?
Family childcare providers often care for children ranging from infants to school-age. They tailor activities and routines to accommodate the developmental needs of each age group, providing a stimulating and nurturing environment.
How is family childcare regulated in Baltimore County?
Family childcare providers in Baltimore County must comply with state licensing regulations that ensure health, safety, and quality standards. Inspections and monitoring are conducted regularly to maintain compliance and ensure the well-being of children.
What's the difference between an in-home family childcare provider and a nanny?
A nanny is an employee of the family working within their home providing exclusive care for that family's children. Nannies are not typically licensed or regulated but can offer more personalized requests that parents have. In-home providers are business owners who provide care in their homes, typically for multiple families. They are licensed and regulated and usually have policies and procedures set for their childcare business.