
Compare 8 infant & toddler daycares in Missouri. Browse by city, see parent reviews and ratings, and find the best program for your child.
Missouri has 8 infant and toddler daycare programs specializing in care for children under age 3. These facilities offer age-appropriate staff-to-child ratios, safe sleep practices, and developmentally focused activities. Browse by city to find quality infant care near you.
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One parent describes a positive experience at this center-based daycare, highlighting the stability of the staff and the enrichment provided through bilingual programming and developmental activities. The reviewer notes that the low turnover rate fosters a strong sense of community, making it a suitable choice for first-time parents.
Playtime Academy receives perfect 5-star ratings from parents who praise the caring, professional staff and clean, structured environment. Parents highlight the teachers' dedication to their children's learning, development, and individual needs.
Creative Learning Center Preschool & Infant Care LLC receives overwhelmingly positive feedback, with parents praising the caring and compassionate staff, strong communication, and children's happiness and comfort. One parent reported being denied enrollment based on their child's napping difficulties before the child even attended.
Toddlers Ink LLC receives consistently high praise from parents, with all reviews rating the facility 5/5 stars. Parents consistently highlight the caring and attentive staff, strong communication, educational growth, and family-like atmosphere that makes children excited to attend.
Good Shepherd Infant and Toddler Center receives mostly positive feedback from parents who praise the loving, well-trained staff and supportive environment. Parents highlight the facility's ability to work with children of varying needs, including those on the autism spectrum. However, one parent expressed frustration with poor phone communication and responsiveness.
One parent reports being given only three weeks' notice to find alternative care due to alleged staffing shortages involving a three-year-old, while another describes a teacher pinching a seven-month-old baby. Additional complaints include the presence of intoxicated individuals on the premises, unexplained injuries to children, and allegations of improper billing practices where fees were charged for absent children.
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