Kidz Watch® | Flexible Hourly and Full-Time Drop-in Childcare2025-05-12T13:21:19+00:00

Flexible Hourly and Full-Time Drop-In Childcare

Expert Childcare with a focus on Creative Curriculum designed to create enthusiasm for learning and build school readiness skills.

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I enjoy sending my sons to the daycare, they enjoy going. They meet new kids and they have activities for them to do.

Kourtney F.

My son started at the beginning of June and he has blossomed socially and the amount he has learned in just three months has been mind blowing. I highly recommend bringing your children here. The staff is so friendly and caring!

Missy P

Great environment for socializing and learning, Hailey does a great job with the kids!

Tyler M.

Play is a Child’s Work

Jean Piaget, Psychologist

Our Programs

We accept children from 6 weeks through 12 years old. Reservations are required for infants.

Our Mission

Kidz Watch is your trusted source for affordable hourly and flexible full-time childcare, designed to cater to the needs of families while putting time back on their side. We prioritize creating a safe and secure environment where children can thrive through play-based learning.

As Jean Piaget wisely noted, “play is a child’s work,” and we embrace this philosophy wholeheartedly. Our comprehensive curriculum, following the Create Curriculum model, is thoughtfully designed to foster enthusiasm for learning and cultivate essential school readiness skills. 

For infants and toddlers, we have tailored programs that focus on gross and fine motor skill development, as well as providing enriching experiences in music, language, art, cognition, social interaction, and sensory exploration. 

Kidz Watch is dedicated to empowering parents by ensuring their children receive high-quality care and a foundation for lifelong learning!

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Morning Rush Survival Guide: Getting Out the Door Without Meltdowns

By |April 14th, 2025|

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By |April 3rd, 2025|

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