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6 Child Daycare & Preschools in Palmer, Alaska

Browse all 6 child daycare & preschools in Palmer, Alaska. Compare options and find the right childcare for your family.

Top 10 Best Rated Daycares in Palmer

Ranked using a weighted score that combines Google rating with the number of parent reviews — daycares with more reviews rank higher than those with a high rating but few reviews. Last updated: March 2026.

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    517 South Cobb Street, Palmer, AK · Child Daycare & Preschools · Capacity: -999 children

    Mouse Trap Playschool receives mostly positive reviews with parents praising the caring staff, teaching methods, and positive interactions with children. However, one parent reported serious concerns without providing details, recommending parents avoid the facility.

    Kind and understanding staffpositive teaching methodsgood child interactionchildren enjoy attending

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Child Daycare & Preschools in Palmer, Alaska

There are 6 child daycare & preschools in Palmer, Alaska. Below you'll find a complete directory to help you compare and choose the right daycare for your child.

When choosing a daycare in Palmer, consider visiting facilities in person, checking their licensing status, and asking about staff-to-child ratios, daily routines, and safety policies.

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Frequently asked questions

There are 6 child daycare & preschools daycares in Palmer, Alaska. Browse our directory to compare options and find the right fit for your child.
When choosing a daycare in Palmer, consider visiting facilities in person and checking:
  • Licensing status with Alaska's regulatory agency
  • Staff-to-child ratios (requirements vary by age group in Alaska)
  • Safety measures and cleanliness
  • Daily routines and educational curriculum
  • Parent reviews and ratings
  • Location and hours that fit your schedule
Daycare costs in Alaska typically range from $200 to $400 per week for full-time care, depending on the child's age, facility type, and location within the state. Infant care tends to be more expensive due to lower staff-to-child ratio requirements. Contact individual facilities in Palmer for current pricing.
Yes, daycare centers in Palmer must be licensed by Alaska's childcare licensing agency. Licensed facilities are required to meet standards for safety, health, staff qualifications, and staff-to-child ratios. You can verify a facility's license status through your state's licensing database.