Little Explorers Daycare - LICENSE

You can schedule a tour right here on the website. Tours are available in the evenings after 6:00PM or on weekends. Schedule a tour now!

 Our daily activity schedule changes with the seasons. Click here to see the most current schedule

Yes, in many daycare settings, children are typically divided into groups by age, including infants and toddlers. This age-based grouping allows for more tailored care, age-appropriate activities, and a safer environment where the developmental needs of each age group can be met effectively. Grouping children by age helps ensure that the activities, supervision, and routines are suitable for their specific developmental stages and requirements. It also allows caregivers and educators to provide more focused and individualized attention to each group, which can enhance the overall quality of care and early childhood education.

 Yes, I provide educational curricula. I offer educational curricula tailored to the specific developmental needs of infants and toddlers. Our curriculum includes age-appropriate activities such as storytime, sensory play, art projects, music and movement, and early literacy and numeracy activities, also everything ins bilingual. These activities are designed to stimulate cognitive, social, emotional, and physical development in a nurturing and stimulating environment, fostering a love for learning from a very young age. 

We only provide snacks in our daycare. Children are offered healthy snacks that typically include options like apple slices, pretzels, orange juice, and water to ensure they have nourishing and hydrating options throughout their time at the daycare. Parents are responsible for providing breakfast and lunch for their children.

No, parents are responsible for providing diapers for their children. We understand that unexpected emergencies happen and we will do what is best for the child at the moment. However, it is the parent's responsibility to provide adequate diaper and wipes for their child.

 Yes, according to the Colorado Department of Childhood Regulations, children are generally required to be up-to-date on immunizations to attend licensed childcare facilities. Compliance with immunization requirements helps ensure the health and safety of all children and staff at daycare centers by reducing the risk of vaccine-preventable diseases. However, specific immunization requirements and exemptions may vary by state and can change over time, so it's important to consult the latest regulations and guidelines from the Colorado Department of Public Health and Environment or your local health authorities for the most up-to-date information. 

 Yes, staff at daycare centers often provide potty training support, especially for children who are around 2 and a half years old or when a child is developmentally ready for potty training. Potty training readiness varies from child to child, and daycare staff are trained to recognize the signs of readiness and assist in the process. This support can include reminders, assistance with clothing, encouragement, and maintaining a consistent potty schedule. It's important for daycare staff to work closely with parents to ensure a coordinated approach to potty training that aligns with the child's individual needs and preferences. 

We align our holidays with Adams School District. In addition to the holidays observed in Adams 12, we also observe July 4th every summer. https://www.adams12.org/our-district/calendar

We align our snow days also with Adams 12 School District. This includes closures and late starts. We want to ensure the safety of our students, their family, and our staff. For daily information please call  Phone: 720-972-4005 

When enrolled, you will be provided access to the Parents section of the website. In that section there are various communications to parents regarding schedule and a secured payment portal (all major credit cards are accepted). All payments are due prior to Monday drop-off for the upcoming week.