Kiddie Kare is a daycare in Phoenix, Arizona, serving families with children from infancy through age 12. The center provides full-day and half-day preschool programs, infant care, toddler and preschool programs, after-school care, and summer programs, all designed to support school readiness and hands-on learning. They offer age-appropriate activities and enrichment programs, with a focus on preparing children for kindergarten and the Common Core Curriculum. Kiddie Kare serves Central Phoenix and Glendale, and operates three licensed locations across the Valley, including the facility at 4411 N 7th St. The center is a Quality First provider and is regularly assessed for quality, ensuring high standards in early childhood education and care.
Since 1985, Kiddie Kare has been dedicated to creating a safe, nurturing environment where children can develop their skills and grow with compassion and care. Their staff is trained and bilingual, offering services in both English and Spanish, and they are contracted by the Arizona Department of Economic Security to accept child care subsidies. Families can access resources for lower-income households, and the center accepts scholarships through Quality First. Meals, including lunch, snacks, and dinner at one location, are provided, and school transportation is available. Kiddie Kare offers flexible hours, including evening and Saturday care, and charges no registration fee.
The facility is located on North 7th Street, approximately 0.2 miles from Montecito Community School and the Carl T. Hayden Veterans Affairs Medical Center, and within a short distance of Argib Network University and Argib University. A public artwork named *Setting up the Competition* is also nearby.
Kiddie Kare is recognized for its long-standing commitment to quality child care, its inclusive environment, and its support for working families through affordable, flexible, and licensed services. The center is known for its dedication to child safety, development, and family partnership, making it a trusted choice in the Phoenix community.