Licensed Daycare
Ages 0-6 years
Worthy Beginnings offers a family home licensed daycare program for children all children, including those with special needs. We accept both private pay and DSHS subsidy.
Preschool Curriculum
At Worthy Beginnings we are always striving to learn and grow! No matter the abilities, every child is capable of changing the world. Worthy Beginnings provides a preschool curriculum that will be adapted and will cater to each child’s individual learning needs.
Home Like Environment
At Worthy Beginnings, we aim to provide a “homey” environment that helps your child feel comfortable and secure. As an in home daycare, we are intentional about our surroundings and creating a safe place for your child. With low class sizes, we hope to cultivate a “home away from home” for your child!
Hands-on activities
Our activities are designed to keep your child engaged and to make learning fun. We also do field trips to the library and other community activities!
Care For The Whole Child
At Worthy Beginnings, we understand that all children are unique. Some children may need additional care, such as medical cares, during their time at daycare. Worthy Beginnings has personal experience with all types of feeding tubes and other medical equipment. We are happy and willing to be trained by caregivers on how we can meet your child’s medical needs!
Hours and Rates-
Monday-Friday: 7:00am-5:00pm
Infants & Waddlers (birth-17 months): $1300/month
Toddlers (18 months-29 months): $1200/month
Preschool (30 months-6 years): $1100/month
Daily/Drop In Care: $75/day
Annual Enrollment Fee: $75
*1 opening for age 0-6, Additional opening starting 01/2025
If your child is a state subsidy client, I may request a “Special Needs Rate” to better accommodate and meet your child’s needs. This allows me to ensure that your child is cared for and that I have the extra staff needed to help assist your child and their individual needs. This process includes using provided documentation from your child’s individual care plan (such as an IEP, IFSP, or supporting documentation from your child’s healthcare provider) and obtaining your written permission to request the additional funding from the state.
