Happy Early Learning Happens In Nampa

All children get a healthy breakfast, lunch, and two afternoon snacks Monday through Thursday, included at no extra cost. On Fridays, breakfast is served, and families send a sack lunch and an afternoon snack. Meals are prepared on site from healthy whole foods, with some organic products. The kitchen isn’t nut-free all the time, but it goes nut-free whenever a child with a nut allergy enrolls, so just let us know about any allergy. Meals are planned to help kids grow and stay energized throughout the day.

Preschool and pre-kindergarten programs are available for kids ages 3 to 5 years old. Preschool is for ages 3 to 4, and pre-kindergarten serves children ages 4 to 5, with a focus on getting them ready for kindergarten. The curriculum is hands-on and creative, designed to fit each age group’s needs for learning and exploration. Children can move from preschool to pre-kindergarten as they grow and develop, so there’s a smooth transition between the two programs.

The WatchMeGrow camera system lets parents securely log in online at any time during center hours to see live video from their child’s classroom. Each classroom and play area has cameras, so you can check in on your child throughout the day from your phone, tablet, or computer. Only authorized families get access, and all video feeds are private and password protected. This way, parents get peace of mind knowing they can check on their child whenever they want while also keeping everything secure.

We use keyless entry pads and a biometric fingerprint check-in and check-out system to make sure only approved parents or guardians can access the building and pick up kids. There are security cameras throughout the center, including the classrooms, and all doors stay secured and monitored with an alarm system. Every visitor or staff member must follow strict security procedures, so only authorized people are allowed in the building at any time. This way, families can feel confident their kids are safe while in our care.

To enroll online, just go to the enrollment section on the website and select the location you want. You’ll fill out a form with basic info like your child’s name, date of birth, parent or guardian contact info, emergency contacts, and any special needs or allergies. The form also asks about your preferred start date and the program you’re interested in, like infant, toddler, preschool, or before/after school care. Once the form is submitted, the team will follow up to confirm details, answer questions, and go over the next steps. It helps to have your child’s immunization records or exemption info ready, too.

Families can enroll their child even if they choose not to follow the standard vaccine schedule. A parent-signed exemption form is all that’s required to meet Idaho’s legal requirement for vaccine exemptions. No doctor’s note or extra paperwork is needed—just the simple form, and your child can attend.

The Procare® app gives you real-time updates on your child’s day so you always know what’s happening. You’ll get notifications about things like meals, naps, diaper changes, and photos of daily activities right on your phone. Teachers use the app to send direct messages if there’s anything you need to know, keeping you in the loop and making it easy to ask questions or check in whenever you want.

Tuition is due either in full on the 1st of the month or you can split your payment between the 1st and the 15th. This means you have the flexibility to choose which schedule works better for you. Payment schedules and deadlines are always clearly shared, and you’ll get reminders if anything changes. All payments can be handled online through the secure parent portal, making it simple to keep up with tuition.

Toddler daycare is offered for children ages 13 to 36 months. A typical day includes hands-on learning, creative play, and lots of movement. Kids enjoy both structured activities and plenty of free-play time to explore toys and their classroom. There’s outdoor play on safe, age-appropriate playgrounds, and messy activities like painting or sensory tables to help toddlers learn by doing. Meals and snacks—prepared fresh onsite—give little ones a chance to sit together at the table and practice eating skills. Songs, storytime, simple art projects, and some beginner sign language and Spanish are built into the daily routine. Naps are scheduled after lunch so toddlers get needed rest. Teachers use a play-based approach that balances learning, social time, and caring routines, all in a secure and caring environment. Parents get regular photo updates and daily notes about what their toddler did that day.

Toddler daycare is for children ages 13 to 36 months. A typical day for toddlers here includes hands-on activities, messy play, music, dance, and art. Kids spend time learning through exploration, both indoors and outdoors. They also get nutritious meals and snacks, enjoy story time, begin learning sign language and a little bit of Spanish, and have plenty of time for naps. Routines are designed just for toddlers to help them grow socially, emotionally, and physically. There’s lots of communication with parents and a mix of structured and free play to keep every day fresh and fun.

The preschool program is designed for children who are 3-4 years old. Kids at this age spend the day doing hands-on, play-based activities that help them learn and grow. A typical day includes circle time, stories, art projects, music, science and math play, and outdoor time on nature-rich playgrounds. Meals and snacks are provided, and there’s a mix of both group and free-choice time so each child can build social, creative, and problem-solving skills. Christian values and a caring atmosphere are part of the daily routine, and parents get updates and photos throughout the day using the classroom app and camera system.

Toddler daycare is available for kids ages 13 to 36 months. The program is focused on hands-on, playful learning. Activities include art, music, dance, simple STEAM projects, outdoor play, and sensory exploration. Teachers also use sign language and introduce a bit of Spanish, helping with language skills. The daily routine mixes structured group time with free play, nap time, and nutritious meals and snacks. Everything is designed for young toddlers’ developmental needs, supporting both learning and social growth in a safe, encouraging space.

Before- and after-school daycare is available for children up to 12 years old. Kids can get dropped off before school starts and picked up after their school day ends, giving parents reliable care outside of normal school hours. The program provides a safe space, activities, homework support, and healthy snacks, making it easy for families with older kids who need supervision before and after class.

Infant daycare is available for babies ages 0 to 12 months. During the day, babies get individual attention from caregivers who focus on safety, nurturing, and age-appropriate learning. Care includes feeding (with healthy meals, or bottles provided by parents), diaper changes, naps, and lots of cuddles. Activities encourage early development, like tummy time, singing, exploring sensory toys, sign language, and gentle interaction. All routines are closely tracked, and parents get updates and photos throughout the day, plus the option to check in anytime with live video. The setting is secure and set up for both comfort and learning.

Kids here get to learn through a mix of hands-on activities that cover science, technology, engineering, art, and math (STEAM). For science, they might do simple experiments, explore nature outdoors, or work with plants in the garden. Technology and engineering show up in building projects with blocks, working with age-appropriate tools, or using basic learning tech during group activities. Art happens every day—kids do painting, drawing, and crafts using all kinds of materials. Math activities are built into play, like counting blocks, sorting shapes, or simple measuring games. All these activities are done in a way that lets children explore, experiment, and get a little messy, because learning by doing is a big part of our program.

Parent events are a regular part of our program. We host special gatherings like monthly parent date nights and family appreciation evenings to give parents a chance to relax or spend time as a family. Throughout the year, you’ll also find events such as muffins for moms, father/daughter dances, and family celebrations. These events help build a sense of community and let families feel connected to what’s happening at the center.

Outdoor play and nature-based activities are a big part of our daycare program. Kids go outside every day to play on age-appropriate, safe playgrounds with natural play structures and garden areas. We believe outdoor time helps with physical growth and builds self-confidence, so you’ll find lots of time for play, fresh air, and exploring nature built into our daily schedule.

There is a dedicated infant care program designed for babies from birth up to 12 months old. The infant program includes baby sign language and basic American Sign Language (ASL) as part of the daily routine. This helps even the youngest children communicate their needs before they can speak, making care smoother and helping with early language development.

We do not offer a sibling discount for families enrolling more than one child.

The preschool program takes place in a Christian-based environment where values like kindness, honesty, and caring about others are encouraged throughout the day. Faith is woven into daily activities through prayers before meals, simple Bible stories, and songs that teach positive lessons. Staff members model Christian values and create a warm, supportive atmosphere that helps kids feel safe and loved. Activities are always age-appropriate, focusing on showing respect and compassion while still letting kids explore, play, and learn in a fun way.

Many times there is a waitlist, especially for younger age groups like infants and toddlers. Openings can fill up quickly depending on the time of year and how many families are enrolling. It's best to apply as soon as you know you’ll need care, even several months ahead, to increase your chances of getting the spot you want. Once you apply, you’ll get updates about waitlist status and availability. If you have a specific location or start date in mind, reaching out early helps a lot.

A full-day daycare program is available, running from early morning until evening. Breakfast, lunch, and two afternoon snacks are provided Monday through Thursday, and breakfast on Fridays, when families send a sack lunch and an afternoon snack. Meals are prepared onsite from healthy whole foods, with some organic products. There’s no extra charge for these meals—they’re included in the regular tuition—and the kitchen goes nut-free whenever a child with a nut allergy enrolls, to keep things safe for everyone.

You can access and manage your child’s attendance records and tuition payments through the MyProcare parent portal. The system lets you view your payment history, check attendance, and keep track of your child’s schedules. It’s secure and easy to use, so you can handle most of your administrative tasks online whenever it works best for you.