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Canton Rainbow Learning Center #196

Canal Winchester, OH 43110

2 years - 5 years

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Columbus Kindercare #38

Oceola, OH 44860

3 years - 5 years

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Fresno Panda Kids Academy #553

California Valle, CA 93453

6 weeks - 5 years

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Bertha Murray Group Day Care Home

Clairton, PA 15025

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Harris Group Family Daycare

Mt Vernon, NY 10550

12 children, ages 6 weeks to 12 years AND 4 additional school-aged children

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Spartanburg Early Learning Center #30

Tamassee, SC 29686

6 weeks - 12 years

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Zavala Child Development Head Start Center

Harlingen, TX 78550

2 years - 12 years

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Active Kids Evansville #74

Elizabeth, IN 47117

5 years - 12 years

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Bloomington Panda Kids Academy #136

Audubon, MN 56511

5 years - 12 years

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How much does daycare cost per month?+

National average for full-time infant care: $1,230/month. Toddler programs: $1,050/month. Preschool: $860/month. Costs range from $650/month in Mississippi to $2,700/month in DC. Use our cost calculator to estimate your state.

Do I qualify for financial assistance?+

Many families qualify. CCAP subsidies are available to families earning up to 85% of state median income (up to $80,000+ in some states). Head Start is free for families at or below poverty level. The Child and Dependent Care Tax Credit is available to all working parents. Check what you qualify for →

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How early should I start looking for daycare?+

For infant care, start during pregnancy — quality programs have 3–12 month waitlists. For preschool, start 9–12 months before your desired start date. For Head Start, apply during pregnancy for Early Head Start, and when your child turns 2 for Head Start (ages 3–5).