
Find the best infant & toddler daycares in Honolulu, Hawaii. Browse 10 options, compare ratings, and choose the right program for your child.
Ranked using a weighted score that combines Google rating with the number of parent reviews — infant & toddler daycares with more reviews rank higher than those with a high rating but few reviews. Last updated: March 2026.
3300 Ala Laulani Street, Honolulu, HI · Capacity: 35 children
Reviews are primarily about the church itself rather than daycare services. Most reviewers praise the welcoming community and religious activities, though one reviewer reported experiencing unwelcoming behavior. Limited information is available specifically about infant/toddler care quality.
930 Lunalilo Street, Honolulu, HI · Capacity: 12 children
Kama'aina Kids Honolulu Toddler Program receives overwhelmingly positive feedback, with parents praising the engaged and educated staff, structured curriculum with detailed lesson plans, convenient location, and safe learning environment. However, one negative review describes failure to report a child's injury, lack of parental communication, and unauthorized billing practices.
539 Kapahulu Avenue, Honolulu, HI · Capacity: 8 children
Some parents report that teachers successfully nurture spirited toddlers, fostering independence and cognitive growth through fun activities. Conversely, one family describes the environment as lacking organization and emotional warmth, citing a high teacher-to-child ratio that contributes to chaos and harsh disciplinary methods.
1052 Ilima Drive, Honolulu, HI · Capacity: 13 children
Several parents highlight the staff's politeness, welcoming nature, and effectiveness in supporting child development, with one child attending since the start of the pandemic. While one reviewer notes the location is slightly out of the way, another reports positive engagement with meals, snacks, and daily routines, whereas a single complaint cites unprofessional behavior.
1041 10th Avenue, Honolulu, HI · Capacity: 42 children
One parent highlights the loving teachers, engaging activities, and smooth transition to school, while others report serious concerns regarding staff professionalism, communication failures, and safety violations. Specific complaints include staff discussing family finances, missed calls during illness, failure to provide lunch or incident reports, and ignoring mask protocols. Conversely, families appreciate the dedicated staff, diverse outings, and book fair initiatives that support early education.
Finding quality infant and toddler care in Honolulu is critical for working families. These 10 facilities specifically cater to children under age 3, with appropriate staff-to-child ratios and age-appropriate activities.
When choosing a infant & toddler daycare in Honolulu, 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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Reviews are primarily about the church itself rather than daycare services. Most reviewers praise the welcoming community and religious activities, though one reviewer reported experiencing unwelcoming behavior. Limited information is available specifically about infant/toddler care quality.
Kama'aina Kids Honolulu Toddler Program receives overwhelmingly positive feedback, with parents praising the engaged and educated staff, structured curriculum with detailed lesson plans, convenient location, and safe learning environment. However, one negative review describes failure to report a child's injury, lack of parental communication, and unauthorized billing practices.
Some parents report that teachers successfully nurture spirited toddlers, fostering independence and cognitive growth through fun activities. Conversely, one family describes the environment as lacking organization and emotional warmth, citing a high teacher-to-child ratio that contributes to chaos and harsh disciplinary methods.
Several parents highlight the staff's politeness, welcoming nature, and effectiveness in supporting child development, with one child attending since the start of the pandemic. While one reviewer notes the location is slightly out of the way, another reports positive engagement with meals, snacks, and daily routines, whereas a single complaint cites unprofessional behavior.
One parent highlights the loving teachers, engaging activities, and smooth transition to school, while others report serious concerns regarding staff professionalism, communication failures, and safety violations. Specific complaints include staff discussing family finances, missed calls during illness, failure to provide lunch or incident reports, and ignoring mask protocols. Conversely, families appreciate the dedicated staff, diverse outings, and book fair initiatives that support early education.
One parent describes a highly positive experience with professional and caring staff, while another details severe operational failures including chronic staff turnover, indefinite classroom closures, and safety hazards due to inadequate adult-to-child ratios.
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