TOP 30 Family child care centers in Hawaiian Gardens, California

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Hernandez Family Child Care is a warm and welcoming home-based daycare located at 21403 Horst Avenue in Hawaiian Gardens, California. Our dedicated staff provides a safe and nurturing environment for children to learn and grow. We offer a variety of age-appropriate activities and educational opportunities to help children develop important skills and socialize with their peers. At Hernandez Family Child Care, we treat every child like a member of our own family, ensuring they receive the love and attention they need to thrive.

Villamil Family Child Care is a warm and welcoming home-based childcare center located in Hawaiian Gardens, California. Our dedicated and experienced staff provide a safe and nurturing environment for children to learn and grow. We offer a variety of educational activities, nutritious meals, and plenty of opportunities for play and exploration. With a focus on individualized care and attention, we strive to help each child reach their full potential. Come join our family at Villamil Family Child Care, where your child's well-being and development are our top priorities.

Andrade and Cruz Family Daycare, located at 12243 Tilbury Street in Hawaiian Gardens, California, is a nurturing and attentive environment for children to thrive in their learning and imagination. Our program is designed to develop the foundation for your child's future academic and life success, while recognizing and valuing each child's unique traits and potential. Our interactive environment offers a creative and memorable learning experience, promoting a healthy balance of emotional and educational growth. With over five years of experience in the childcare field, we are dedicated to providing a quality program that allows children the freedom of expression.

Mexican American Opportunity, located at 22150 Wardham Avenue in Hawaiian Gardens, California, is a non-profit organization dedicated to uplifting families through a multi-generational approach. Serving infants through seniors, MAOF provides social services across four pillars: early child education services, senior services, community development services, and community partnership services. Since its founding in 1963 in Los Angeles, MAOF has grown to become one of the largest nonprofits in California, with an annual operating budget of over $100 million. Serving over 125,000 people per year in seven counties, MAOF initially focused on the Mexican-American community but now serves people from all racial and ethnic backgrounds.