Never more than four infants
Our license — and our conviction — cap the babies at four, inside a group that never exceeds twelve. Your infant is one of a few, not one of a room.
Infants
Most programs in and around Saratoga start at age two or three. Infant care is the hardest care to find here — and the care where a small, licensed home matters most. We welcome babies from six months, and we keep their number tiny on purpose.
Why families bring us their babies
Our license — and our conviction — cap the babies at four, inside a group that never exceeds twelve. Your infant is one of a few, not one of a room.
In a home program, babies are not managed from across a room. They are carried, rocked, talked to, and napped on a schedule that is theirs — their rhythm, inside our rhythm.
Bottles and baby food follow your lead — send what your baby eats from home, and Khalida works with you through weaning and first solids, with a daily account of exactly what was eaten.
Feeds, naps, diapers, moods, and photos — updates come to you through the day, in the detail first-time parents actually want.
Most families never want to do the daycare search twice. Here, the baby you enroll at six months can stay with the same teacher, in the same home, until kindergarten — no age-out at two, no new-school scramble at three.
Older children at the art table, a garden out back. Babies grow up watching real life — and the mixed-age group means gentle big-kid affection is part of every day.
“It is great to see how my baby was meeting his growth milestones through someone else’s eyes. Khalida always kept me informed of his diet once I started weaning him … her insight helped me transition him into solids. A great home away from home for my little one.”
Parent of a boy enrolled as an infant, through 18 months
Good to know
Tour the facility, see the play and nap areas, and get every feeding-and-schedule question answered.