With 1,125 preschools and child development centers operating in the state of Kansas, 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 Kansas 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.
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New licensed daycare opening soon two blocks from McEachron Elementary. My name is Tasha and I have a 3 year old girl Amelia and a 6 year old boy Tristen. I have taken many classes (Adolescent Psychology, Principals of Learning, Human Development, etc., and will be taking the courses required for all primary care providers at daycares - scheduled for the end of June 2019) and have a long history of caring for children. I will be teaching a basic preschool curriculum that includes shapes, colors, months / days, time, etc to help prepare the little ones for Kindergarten. I am also CPR / First Aid Certified and I will have openings for every age group.
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