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Tune in to WatchMeGrow™ to check out the parents-only live feed from your child’s classroom. Enjoy the peace of mind that comes with transparent care and feel connected to your little one’s day.
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Preschool & Child Care Center Serving Boise, ID
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In the beautiful north end of Boise, your child learns and grows in a Christian-based environment surrounded by big shady trees and native Idaho flora. On the way to or from their exciting day, stroll past butterfly-filled gardens and friendly neighbors in a peaceful, safe setting.

That’s right, we’re parent-friendly! There’s plenty of parking so your morning and evening transitions are stress-free. The coffee bar is a great spot to chat to other parents, and comfy breastfeeding spaces make you feel at home with your infant.


Tune in to WatchMeGrow™ to check out the parents-only live feed from your child’s classroom. Enjoy the peace of mind that comes with transparent care and feel connected to your little one’s day.

Our ratio in our Boise infant room is 1:5, one baby fewer per teacher than the state allows, and we always have a float teacher and the director available to help when needed. That means your precious little one gets the attention and care they need to blossom and grow in those crucial early months.

Your child’s cozy, homey classroom is beautifully furnished with wonderful resources to inspire their growing mind. They feel comfortable with family photos on the walls and love to share their families with their new friends.

Your child gets out in the fresh air every day to explore their age-specific playground and build essential gross motor skills. They develop strength and coordination on natural play structures and tend to plants in the little garden.
Classrooms feature an air purification system that eliminates allergens and bacteria. The Ozonator safely disinfects materials and resources, and a dedicated cleaning team keeps everything sparkling and spotless.

Rest assured your kiddo is in good hands at a center with biometric access controls and required ID for anyone who is not pre-authorized. Security cameras keep watch, and the alarm systems protect the building from intruders and fire.

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Hi, Boise families! Becca, our Assistant Director, leads the Boise center day to day, and she’s the person to ask about enrollment, tours and your child’s day.
Come and meet Becca and the Boise team: book a tour or call the center at (208) 295-9961.
Parents can check in on their child during the day using our WatchMeGrow™ live stream cameras. Through the secure Procare® app, families have access to real-time video of their child's classroom. This helps parents stay connected and reassured about their child's day, giving an extra layer of transparency and peace of mind.
All meals and snacks are made onsite from healthy whole foods and are included in the tuition, so there’s no extra charge for them. If your child has a food allergy or a special diet, let us know: the kitchen goes nut-free whenever a child with a nut allergy enrolls. Care is taken to keep diets safe and healthy for all the kids every day.
Child care is available for kids from infancy (as young as newborns) through pre-kindergarten. Programs are tailored for infants, toddlers, preschoolers and pre-kindergarten, so there are options for children at every stage from birth until they start kindergarten. Our Boise center has no before and after school care; our Nampa and Caldwell centers offer it for school-age children up to 12.
To schedule a tour and get pricing details, just fill out the online form on the website or contact the center directly by phone. Once you reach out, someone from the team will get back to you with more information, help set up your tour, and answer any questions you have about tuition or programs. It’s a simple process designed to get you the info you need as quickly as possible.
For drop-off and pick-up, only approved adults can enter or check a child in or out. There’s a keyless entry system, and families use fingerprint-based check-in and check-out for extra security. Cameras monitor the building and classroom areas. Entrance is restricted, and staff can see who’s coming and going at all times. The building also has alarms and a monitored fire system. These steps help make sure every child is safe during arrival and departure times.
The preschool and pre-kindergarten programs use a blend of the Creative Curriculum® and a STEAM-focused approach, mixing hands-on experiments with daily discovery learning. Lessons encourage kids to learn by playing and exploring, while also building key academic skills. Teachers use Conscious Discipline® to help kids grow emotionally and socially, teaching things like self-control and teamwork. Faith-based values are woven in, and activities are designed to be flexible so each child learns at their own pace. Outdoor play, crafts, and field trips give plenty of chances for real-world learning and building strong friendships.
Summer camp programs include themed weeks filled with hands-on activities like crafts, outdoor games, knot tying, STEAM experiments, and plenty of outdoor play. Kids also get to go on fun field trips to local spots such as Zoo Boise, the Wildlife Refuge, Discovery Center, Camel’s Back Park, Lake Lowell, and the local fish hatchery. Each camp session is designed to keep kids active, learning, and engaged while giving them new experiences to enjoy with friends.
The preschool curriculum includes play-based learning, activities from the Creative Curriculum®, and hands-on STEAM experiments to help kids grow in all areas—academic, social, and physical. Teachers use Conscious Discipline® to guide kids in managing feelings, building friendships, and solving problems together. There’s daily group time, stories, music, outdoor play, and lots of opportunities for both independent choice and working with others. Teachers give kids space to share ideas, practice listening, and handle tricky emotions with gentle support, so every child feels safe, respected, and ready to learn.
Summer camp includes hands-on activities like crafts, outdoor games, knot tying, and lots of time to play outside. Kids will walk to places like Camels Back Park, downtown, Elm Grove Park and more. Each week has a different theme, so there’s something new and fun happening all summer long. Activities are designed to help kids learn, make friends, and enjoy time outdoors.
Teachers here complete specialized early childhood education training and many either hold or are currently working toward their Child Development Associate (CDA) credential. Staff also take part in professional development through the Idaho Pyramid Model Collaborative, which focuses on social-emotional skills for kids. Ongoing training and background checks are required for everyone to make sure children get support from knowledgeable, qualified people who care about safety and each child’s unique needs.
Infant daycare here includes plenty of sensory play for babies. We have a dedicated infant program for ages 0 to 12 months where little ones can safely explore colors, textures, sounds, and movement. Sensory activities help babies develop their brains and bodies, so we use things like soft toys, music, mirrors, textured mats, and gentle water play. Teachers keep things age-appropriate and make sure every baby gets time to experience hands-on discovery in a safe, caring environment.
Parents get daily updates and photos through the Procare® app. You can see real-time news about your child's day, including what they’re doing, new milestones, meals, and nap times. The app also makes it easy for you to send messages back and forth with teachers, so you always know what’s going on. For extra peace of mind, you can even live stream your child’s classroom using WatchMeGrow™ cameras on your phone.
No, this is our only location that does not offer before and after school care for school aged children.
Yes, healthy home cooked breakfasts, lunches, and snacks are prepared onsite Monday through Thursday and are included in the cost of tuition—there’s no extra charge. On Fridays, breakfast is served, and families send a sack lunch and an afternoon snack. Meals are made from healthy whole foods and are served in a clean, well-sanitized facility focused on nutrition and safety.
Both part-time and full-time child care options are available. Families can choose schedules that best fit their needs, whether that's a few days a week or a full week. Flexible options are offered to make care more accessible and to help accommodate busy family routines. It's easy to discuss your preferred schedule with the front desk team during enrollment.
There is a toddler program here for children ages 13 to 36 months. This group has activities designed just for their age, with a focus on play, early communication like baby sign language, hands-on learning, and lots of time for movement and social skills. The goal is to help toddlers learn, feel safe, and grow at their own pace.
Drop-in or emergency child care is available. We offer multiple options for drop in care. For occasional or last-minute care, it's best to call ahead and check if there’s any availability, but same-day coverage isn't guaranteed.
We offer a pre-kindergarten program for children ages 4 to 5 years. Kids in this age group can enroll to get ready for kindergarten in a structured but playful environment. The program helps build academic, social, and emotional skills through hands-on activities and discovery-based learning, including field trips, STEAM projects, and outdoor play. Pre-K students also benefit from individualized support from well-trained teachers.
Keyless entry and fingerprint check-in/check-out are both used at our childcare center to make sure drop-off and pick-up are safe and secure. Only authorized people can enter the building, and every child is checked in and out using the fingerprint system, so families and staff have peace of mind about who is in the center at all times.
Children should stay home if they have symptoms of illness like fever, vomiting, diarrhea, contagious rashes, or any condition that makes it hard for them to participate comfortably or would require more care than our teachers can provide without risking the health of other kids. Kids can return to the center when they have been symptom-free for at least 48 hours without medication (like fever reducers) and/or they meet any other guidelines set by their doctor for specific illnesses.