Choosing outside childcare may be one of the most difficult decisions as a parent. It is likely the first time you will separating from your child and with them at such a vulnerable age, their safety and security is paramount. You will discover that no place is one size fits all, but you can find the perfect fit for you and your child. We hope to help you in your search by providing our 2024-25 Local Childcare Guide: Daycare and Preschools.
*We are always finding and adding new childcare centers. Keep checking back!
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2. Click on Learn More for details about each business.
3. Contact each business directly for help with registration or questions.
4. Tell them you found them on Macaroni KID, and they'll be pleased to help you with anything you need.
Businesses are listed alphabetically.
Bright Horizons |
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Bright Horizons centers in Evanston, Rosemont, and Skokie are open year-round and offer a variety of full- and part-time programs to meet your family’s needs.
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Chicago Jewish Day School |
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From Junior Kindergarten to Grade 8, students dive into deep, relevant, and multidisciplinary learning that sparks their curiosity and excitement. Our students don't just learn content. They learn how to think critically and deeply.
Learn more about Chicago Jewish Day School.
Contact Cortney Stark Cope, Director of Admissions, at cstarkcope@chicagojewishdayschool.org.
Christian Heritage Academy |
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What better gift to give your little one in the monumental transition from home to school than a place where he or she will be nurtured by highly-qualified, Christian teachers? The Early Education program at Christian Heritage Academy provides the best possible start to lifelong social, spiritual, and academic success.
Learn more or register today for Christian Heritage Academy
Tiny Tot Preschool |
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We provide quality care in a warm, safe and nurturing environment. We help children develop a love for learning that will last a lifetime.
