
Browse 480 daycare centers across Wyoming. Find licensed daycare centers, compare options by city, and choose the best childcare for your family.
Finding the right daycare center for your child is crucial. Understanding the landscape of childcare services in Wyoming can make the decision-making process smoother.
Wyoming has about 480 daycares providing essential child services for families in the state.
Compare the average fees charged by daycare centers in Wyoming. Consider your budget while ensuring that the chosen daycare offers the necessary services and quality care.
There are 480 daycares in Wyoming: 21 headstart facilities, 2 before/after school centers, 19 religious facility daycares, and 438 childcare and preschool centers.
| Daycare Type | Total |
|---|---|
| Childcare & Pre-school | 438 |
| Headstart Programs | 21 |
| Religious / Church Based Daycare | 19 |
| Before or After School | 2 |
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These reviews do not appear to be for a daycare center, but rather for a substance abuse testing and legal services facility called Foundations. All 10 reviews are 5-star ratings praising the professional, non-judgmental staff and efficient services.
Parents highlight the center's caring staff and positive child experiences, while one review details serious safety concerns including head injuries, exclusionary behavior toward a child, and alleged dishonesty regarding incidents.
The Crayon Box has received mixed reviews. Most parents praise the staff as experienced, caring, and professional, with children enjoying attendance. However, serious concerns have been raised including allegations of physical discipline and an ongoing child abuse investigation.
One parent notes that while their daughter enjoys the program and has made friends, they have serious concerns regarding staff supervision and safety protocols. The reviewer also cites a lack of communication regarding incidents and the absence of tuition discounts for college students as significant drawbacks.
No reviews are actually about the daycare center itself. All 10 submitted reviews are about Memorial Hospital of Converse County and its medical staff, not MHCC Childcare Center. Parents praise the hospital's doctors, nurses, and care quality across various medical situations.
First Steps Child Care and Preschool in Cheyenne receives polarized reviews. Positive reviews praise the director, staff attentiveness, cleanliness, and educational outcomes. Negative reviews cite serious safety concerns, inadequate supervision, poor hygiene, insufficient meals, and unprofessional staff behavior.
Parent feedback for Mimi's Day Care is sharply divided, with one reviewer praising the kindness and accommodation of the staff, while another provides a severe allegation of criminal negligence and abuse. The critical review claims the operator and her associate stole medication from a child, causing a near-fatal overdose, and alleges that law enforcement failed to properly investigate the incident. Despite the positive note, the serious nature of the allegations in the negative review dominates the available feedback.
Parents highlight the caring teachers and team-based care, with one family expressing gratitude for their child's positive experience. Conversely, a single review reports unprofessional behavior involving an employee attempting a relationship with a parent's spouse, leading to immediate termination of services.
One parent reports that their daughter enjoys the preschool experience and praises the teachers, while another describes a negative interaction with all-female staff who allegedly treated their disabled husband poorly and dismissed their complaints about overly familiar language.
Parents report mixed experiences, with one noting significant growth in their child's manners and appreciation for the interactive curriculum and healthy food options. Conversely, other families describe toxic staff dynamics, condescending behavior, and allegations that the center's educational philosophy reinforces negative traits.
One parent describes the staff as being good with kids. However, a separate review notes a lack of communication with parents.
One parent reports an excellent experience with wonderful teachers and a great environment for their daughter. Conversely, another parent describes a negative interaction with all-female staff, citing discomfort with overly familiar boundaries and poor treatment of their disabled husband, along with a lack of resolution from management.
One parent describes the directors as nice but criticizes the general staff as lazy and burnt out. The review also highlights the owner as extremely unprofessional and disrespectful during a single interaction.
Kangaroo Ranch receives highly polarized reviews. Positive reviews praise management's responsiveness, staff friendliness, healthy meals, and use of tracking technology, while negative reviews cite poor management, safety concerns, and alleged unhealthy practices regarding sick children and staff.
The reviews provided are not for a daycare facility, but rather for Campbell County Memorial Hospital's various medical services including emergency care, surgery, psychiatric services, and physical therapy. These reviews do not contain any information relevant to evaluating CAMPBELL CO MEMORIAL HOSPITAL CHILD CARE as a daycare center.
One parent reports severe neglect and safety failures, including a physical injury from lack of supervision, exposure to contagious illnesses, and frequent biting. The reviewer also notes inadequate feeding practices and observes significant behavioral regression and distress in their child following enrollment.
One parent reports hearing a staff member yell at children on the playground, expressing strong concern about the provider's behavior. Another parent notes that despite some learning, the facility suffers from frequent illnesses due to unsanitary conditions and high fees.
One parent describes a highly positive, family-like experience with excellent care and trust, while another reports a severe safety incident involving a lost child. The contrasting feedback highlights both strong relational outcomes and critical operational failures.
One parent reports positive care and staff dedication, while three others describe severe negligence including unaddressed physical injuries, bullying by staff and peers, and unsafe facility conditions. Additional concerns include staff ridicule regarding potty training, daily demands for early pickup, and incidents involving lost children and management cover-ups.
One parent reports that the center knowingly allows sick children to check in and became unprofessional when the family withdrew their child, resulting in charges higher than initially discussed.
One parent reports that the school lacks proper Montessori training for staff and suffers from internal teacher conflict and financial instability. The reviewer states their children were unhappy and have since thrived after transferring to a different school.
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