Loving Environment
Warm care, positive reinforcement, and respectful guidance for every child.
Celebrating 30 years on July 1
A grand, welcoming place for children to learn, play, grow, and feel loved — now celebrating three decades of caring and teaching. Parents may begin the intake process online, then call to schedule an appointment with the director.
July 1 Celebration
On July 1, A Mother's Touch Daycare proudly celebrates three decades of serving families with love, safety, learning, and a caring mother's touch.
A nurturing beginning
A Mother's Touch Daycare is built around safety, communication, positive guidance, and a caring environment where children can be healthy, safe, and thriving.
Families are encouraged to stay connected through visits, daily communication, Brightwheel updates, and clear expectations from the parent handbook.
Complete the parent intake formWarm care, positive reinforcement, and respectful guidance for every child.
Morning and evening wellness checks, clear pick-up plans, and emergency contacts.
Brightwheel keeps parents connected with updates, messages, billing, and check-in information.
Children explore, create, build friendships, and grow through intentional daily experiences.
The parent path
Clear expectations
These highlights consolidate the repeated information from the parent paperwork so families can review the essentials before submitting the online form.
Care is Monday-Friday, 7:00 AM to 5:30 PM. Children should be dropped off by 9:00 AM unless prior notice is given.
Late pick-up after 5:30 PM may result in a $1 per minute late fee. Private pay tuition is due on the 1st of each month.
Children must be symptom-free for 24 hours before returning. Medication requires written parent/guardian permission and physician approval when required.
DHS parents are required to swipe in and out daily, in person. Missed swipes may result in fees or service interruption.
The program uses positive reinforcement. Physical discipline of any kind is strictly prohibited.
Families should provide two-week written notice to withdraw. Without notice, families may be billed for two additional weeks.