Childcare Center >> New York Child Care Centers
With 4,653 preschools and child development centers operating in the state of New York, the right daycare option is waiting for you.
Whether you prefer a larger preschool with an innovative early childhood curriculum or the cozy personalization of smaller daycare centers, there are New York childcare centers to fit every preference and budget.
Check out the Quick Search box on the right hand side of the page in order to search for childcare providers by zip code or city/state. You can also click on your county and follow the links.
You will be able to access information about scores of different childcare providers in your area, complete with reviews, business hours, a street view map, the age ranges the childcare providers service, the size of the service, and where the provider is located.
Latest updates to New York child care center database:
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St. Aloysius Roman Catholic Church at Great Neck
Great Neck, NY 11023
(516) 482-2770
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Description: Saint Aloysius Parish of Great Neck was born in 1876. Bishop John Loughlin, the first Bishop of Brooklyn, established the parish and appointed Reverend Patrick Sheridan its first Pastor. Father Sheridan celebrated the first Mass in Great Neck in February 1876 in the home of Captain Fallon near the corner of Steamboat Rd. and Middle Neck Rd. Later that year the first Church was dedicated on May 20, 1876. Its location was farther back from the corner of Middle Neck Rd. and Breuer Avenue than the present Church.
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Westcop Mt. Kisco HeadStart
Chappaqua, NY 10514
(914) 861-9144
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Description: The Head Start program (for children ages 3-5) and Early Head Start program (for pregnant women, infants, and toddlers) are comprehensive early childhood development programs that support income-eligible families as well as strengthen children’s skills to promote success in later life. Children who attend Head Start participate in a variety of educational activities that promote early learning in the areas of science, language, literacy, math, fine and large motor skills and social-emotional development.
Head Start is not just for children. It is a family-centered program where parents are encouraged to become active partners in their child’s learning. Parent education, family support and social services are available to support and empower Head Start families. Families may participate in meetings or training involving topics on: health, CPR, job preparation, parenting and nutrition and may learn about many community resources.
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WestCop/Putnam Head Start
Brewster, NY 10509
(845) 363-6270
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Description: The Head Start program (for children ages 3-5) and Early Head Start program (for pregnant women, infants, and toddlers) are comprehensive early childhood development programs that support income-eligible families as well as strengthen children’s skills to promote success in later life. Children who attend Head Start participate in a variety of educational activities that promote early learning in the areas of science, language, literacy, math, fine and large motor skills and social-emotional development.
Head Start is not just for children. It is a family-centered program where parents are encouraged to become active partners in their child’s learning. Parent education, family support and social services are available to support and empower Head Start families. Families may participate in meetings or training involving topics on: health, CPR, job preparation, parenting and nutrition and may learn about many community resources.
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Campus and Community Children's Center, Inc.
Fredonia, NY 14063
(716) 673-4662
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Description: The Campus and Community Children's Center provides quality, developmentally appropriate care and education to the children of student and working families. The center partners with parents and provides a model of advocacy for children, families and teachers
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Watertown Family YMCA Day Care Center
Watertown, NY 13601
(315) 755-1208
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Description: Our Philosophy
Through our child care programs, we are responding to the complex needs of today’s families and acting upon our commitment to kids, families, and communities. We believe that daily practice and interaction with children must reflect the YMCA goals for child care:
To offer a safe, caring, and fun environment for all children,
To support and strengthen the family unit,
To develop new skills,
To have fun.
