How enrollment works
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Get in touch
Call or email to start the process. Tell us your child's age and the days you need. A staff member will guide you through the next steps. You can also visit the website to about the center and set up a tour.
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Tour the room
During the tour, you will see the classroom your child would join and meet the teachers who run it. This is a chance to ask questions and get a feel for the environment. You can schedule a tour through the website or by contacting the center directly.
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Enroll and settle in
Once enrolled, plan a first week that fits your child's routine. The center will help you prepare for the transition. You can expect a warm welcome and support from the teachers and staff.
What to have ready
Families usually have enrollment forms, a health form, and immunization records ready. Emergency contact information and authorized pickup details are also needed. These items help the center keep your child safe and supported.
Pack changes of clothes, outdoor gear for the season, nap items, and a comfort object. Label all items with your child's name. This helps the staff care for your child's belongings and keeps things organized.
Before the first day, decide on a drop-off routine and who will pick up your child. Let the center know how you want to hear about your child's day. This helps create a smooth transition for your family.
The first weeks
The first days often include shorter hours to help your child adjust. A teacher will greet your child by name and offer comfort. Bringing a familiar object can help your child feel more at ease.
At pickup, teachers will share what your child did during the day. Most children settle in within a few days. If your child needs extra support, the staff will let you know and work with you.
Before you call
- Ages
- infants through 12 years old
- Hours
- Monday – Friday 6:30 AM – 6:00 PM
What families ask
What about tuition?
Ask about current rates when you call or tour. They depend on your child's age and schedule.
What ages do you take?
Children from infants through 12 years old.
Can we visit before deciding?
Families can take a tour to see how the day is structured and how the space is used. Children may be playing or learning during the visit, and staff will explain how the center supports their growth and comfort.
What should my child bring on the first day?
Families usually bring a change of clothes, a comfort item like a blanket or stuffed animal, and items clearly labelled with the child's name. These help the child feel secure and make the transition easier.
How do you handle the first weeks?
Children often start with shorter days to adjust, and bringing a familiar object can ease the transition. Teachers will share what the child did and how they felt during the day when parents pick them up.
What does a typical day include?
A day starts with arrival and a welcome from the teachers. Play and learning are woven throughout the day, with time for meals and rest. Outdoor time is included, and the day ends with pickup.
How will I know how my child is doing?
Parents can ask teachers about the day during pickup or anytime they want to know more. Updates are shared when parents ask, and teachers are available to talk about the child's progress and experiences.
Do you offer part-time or flexible schedules?
Schedules vary by age group and the availability of spots. Families should ask about what times are available for their child's age and what the daily routine looks like.
What if there is no place right now?
Families can ask to be added to a waitlist for their child's age group. There is no specific time frame for when a spot may open, but the center will let them know when one becomes available.
What should I ask on the tour?
Ask about hours, meals, pickups, and how the first weeks are handled. Inquire about how the day runs and what to expect. These questions help you prepare for your child's experience at the center.
