Child Care Resource & Referral

10 recommendations and reviews from 9 people

• Referral from August 19, 2015
  

  newtofargo asked:

  No luck trying to find childcare Hi! My wife and I are new to Fargo and we're trying to find childcare for our 5 month old while we both work during the days. We're looking for 7AM-4PM. Does anyone know of anybody with openings? Every place we have spoken with is full. We are OK with home daycare. Thank you so much for the help!

  

  Skadota replied:

  Have you checked out the database run by Lutheran Social Services? http://www.ndchildcare.org

  

  QP2012 replied:

  http://www.ndchildcare.org

  -1
  View full conversation on Reddit
• Referral from July 28, 2015
  

  Skyeline V. asked:

  ISO: Information about a temporary day care for an infant. I had my first child in the beginning of July, and would love to get back to work, but have no idea where to look for day care. Any advice helps.

  

  Sheri A. replied:

  Try www.ndchildcare.org

  -1
  View full conversation on Facebook
• Referral from March 19, 2015
  

  HealingTaco asked:

  Childcare Recommendations I know it might be a long shot, but I am in the process of getting my son back, and need to look at childcare for during a normal working day (7:30 - 5:30). I am just wondering if anyone knows of any locations that they would recommend contacting. Thank you very much and have a great day!

  

  SmokeAndWishes replied:

  You can call Child Care Aware at 2182997000 and ask for Parent Services. They have staff who will help you find a list of child care options and talk to you about what to look for in a high quality program and also send you out a packet as well with information and resources. They also have websites if you prefer to search online yourself. Www.parentaware.org for MN and www.ndchildcare.org for ND. Also, MN has a licensing lookup online that you can see if a provider has past negative actions. I would also recommend talking to the county licensor as well. Good luck in your search!

  -1
  View full conversation on Reddit
• Referral from March 11, 2015
  

  DJ_R1220 asked:

  Moving to fargo next week any recommendations on daycare? I have a 4 month old and need daycare part time preferred. Any recommendations would help

  

  0dde0 replied:

  Here you go. http://www.ndchildcare.org/ This site has a ton of great resources and should help you find something. I used this to find a home daycare for my kids, and I love it. Hope it helps.

  -1
  View full conversation on Reddit
• Referral from October 3, 2014
  

  Laurie V. asked:

  Looking for childcare for two boys, 830-430 on Fridays only. If anyone knows someone who might be interested, pm me.

  

  Cary F. replied:

  You can search for child care on this website. www. ndchildcare.org

  -1
  View full conversation on Facebook
• Referral from April 28, 2014
  

  Krystal G. asked:

  ISO: Childcare for a 1yr old. If anyone knows of openings please let me know. Thanks in advance.

  

  Jodi W. replied:

  ndchildcare.org helps you find licensed child care.

  -1
  View full conversation on Facebook
• Referral from December 16, 2013
  

  Kristin S. asked:

  I started my daycare search in July... I am on 3 waiting lists & was told April, now May... does anyone have any recommendations of someone who could watch our baby in March & April?

  

  Mandy H. replied:

  http://www.ndchildcare.org/parents/search-for-care.html

  -1
  View full conversation on Facebook

Recommendations from Miranda F.

• Referral from June 16, 2015
  

  Stacy R. asked:

  Hey Moms!! We just lost our awesome daycare provider and I am looking for a daycare on the NW side of Minot for my son who is 3. It would have to be M-F 8-5!!! Any leads (with openings) would be appreciated!! Also, I am looking to get my son into some swimming lessons this summer, even a mommy & me class!! Thanks!!

  

  Miranda F. replied:

  Www.ndchildcare.org

  -1
  View full conversation on Facebook
• Referral from May 1, 2015
  

  Lindsey S. asked:

  My friend is looking for a good daycare for her daughter! Any suggestions

  

  Miranda F. replied:

  www.ndchildcare.org -- you can get a list of all licensed providers with openings.

  -1
  View full conversation on Facebook