0 full-time infant (0-1y) spot FULL
0 full-time 2y spot FULL
0 full-time 3y spot FULL
0 full-time 4-5y spot FULL
Questions about enrollment?
Enrollments and tours* available! Contact us to check availability and pricing. Not ready yet? Join our waitlist! *In-person tours available as early as one month prior to a potential start date.
We accept infants from 4-weeks-old. Full time only*
*Part-time is offered by exception, subject to availability.
Parents can use up to a max of 9 hours per day between the hours of 7 am to 5:30 pm Monday thru Friday. We are happy to accommodate breast-fed infants and will recommend parents bring breast milk daily in labeled milk bags. We also offer formula and single-component baby food as part of the Child Care Food Program.
We follow safe sleep practices and infants are required to use a sleep sack or swaddle only, no loose blankets. Infants are on their own daily schedule and their needs will be met accordingly, napping and eating on their own time. Sleep training may be introduced at 11 months.
Parents will receive daily logs through Brightwheel, our parent communication app, including diaper, food, and nap time logs.
Infant curriculum includes gross motor, music/singing/reading, outside time (weather permitting), fine motor & sensory toy time, etc.
Our toddlers (1 to 2-yrs) are able to attend a max of 9 hours per day. We offer full-time and part-time spots, subject to availability.
Toddlers will receive all meals and snacks as part of the Child Care Food Program. Toddler are offered one nap per day between 12 pm - 2 pm and parents will bring a sheet and blanket to keep at the center for the week, taking it home to be washed at the end of the week.
Parents will receive nap, diaper, and food logs through Brightwheel.
Toddler curriculum includes gross & fine motor activities, reading, singing and music time, outside play, art, etc.
Full and part-time spots are offered for children ages 3-5, subject to availability. Children this age will participate in our morning preschool program to prepare them for a successful kindergarten year (and beyond!).
Children this age are allowed to attend a max of 10 hours per day. They receive all meals and snacks as part of the Child Care Food Program. They are offered a nap/rest time between 12 - 2 pm. Parents will receive nap and food logs through Brightwheel.
In addition to the preschool program, curriculum for this age includes gross and fine motor activities, group & independent play, reading, music, outside play, sand/water activities, art, etc.
Child Care Food Program
We offer balanced, fresh, kid-friendly meals as part of the USDA’S Child & Adult Care Food Program (CACFP) at no additional cost to families. We just ask that parents provide meals for any dietary preferences (i.e. vegetarian, organic-only, etc.) and menu items that are not offered as part of our program, including special formulas/milk.
Breakfast: 8:00 am - 9:00 am
Lunch: 11:00 am - 12:00 pm
PM Snack: 2:00 pm - 3:00 pm
Preschool
Preschool runs from September through May from about 9:00 am to 11:45 am, Monday - Friday. Preschool is included in all-day care for those children who are attending kindergarten in the fall but is also offered as a stand-alone service. Children may attend anywhere from 2 - 5 days/week. Preschool includes circle time, learning activities, outside time, and lunch. We use Experience Early Learning Curriculum (formerly Mother Goose Time) as part of our daily preschool program. Preschool graduates will receive a special gift and their portfolio of work at the end of the school year.
Activities & Extracurriculars
We offer all sorts of year-round activities for families and children. These include themed-days, water days, sports coaches (Soccer Shots for 2026), picture day, end of summer/end of school year parties, and more!
Parents interested in receiving financial assistance for childcare may apply through the Department of Workforce Services. Parents receiving assistance will only be responsible for the balance remaining. The child must attend a minimum of 8 hours per month to keep the account in good standing.
Children must attend FIRST for the state to pay, therefore, an out-of-pocket payment must be made before a child can attend.
For more info and to apply: https://jobs.utah.gov/customereducation/services/childcare/index.html
We offer developmental screenings using the Ages & Stages Questionnaires (ASQ), a research-based tool used by pediatric providers nationwide. These screenings help us track how your child is progressing across key developmental milestones. https://asqonline.com/family/4931c7
If anything stands out, we'll connect during a parent-provider conference to talk through next steps together. For families who could benefit from early intervention services or community resources, see below!
A free statewide program that connects families to early intervention services, developmental resources, and community support. https://helpmegrowutah.org/
The Children’s Center offers mental health care for children birth to six and their families, including therapy, family support, and early childhood consultation. https://childrenscenterutah.org/
