4 C For Children

8 recommendations and reviews from 8 people

• Referral from July 8, 2016
  

  seraphem asked:

  Looking for daycare recommendations My wife and I are looking for a daycare for our 11 month old daughter in the Beavercreek area and seeking help with recommendations. We are both working professionals and our schedules sometimes keep us late. So we are looking for a daycare that is open until at least 6:30. So far all the daycares we've found close at 6. Does anyone know of any daycares with hours until at least 6:30 that they would recommend? All help is appreciated. Thanks!

  

  kdawgud replied:

  Ah, yes. Those days when I could work late and not have to worry about picking someone up from daycare/babysitter/school. It sounds like they are now gone for you as well :( I have seen the same thing where I live in the North suburbs. 530 or 6 pm are the latest. It might be best to try and find a person that watches kids in their home since they might be more flexible? They are hard to find in Ohio because there is no state registration requirement, but they are out there. I found one on http://www.4 cforchildren.org/ but you might also look on care.com and other sites like that.

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• Referral from May 14, 2015
  

  Amanda D. asked:

  I am not selling anything. I need to know where in Wilmington they provide childcare. I am new to area. I want a center based not private sitter. I googled and half the numbers are disconnected.

  

  Cathie S. replied:

  For complete up to date information on licensed centers and family providers, call 513-758-1330 (4C for Children). They can do a free individualized search for care for your childrens ages, days/hours, etc and email you the information. Information available for 15 county area in Ohio.Also will give information on what to look for when deciding. 4Cforchildren.org

  

  Tara W. replied:

  http://www.4 cforchildren.org/

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• Referral from April 3, 2015
  

  Marissa T. asked:

  Looking for a good preschool in town. Not from area need a good place to start.

  

  Meredith L. replied:

  Check out www.4 cforchildren.org. We provide a complete list of preschools in the area as well as info on how to select a quality program. It will give you questions to ask when you go tour the facilities too. It's a great resource with parenting blogs and tons of great info to help prepare your child for school!!

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• Referral from October 27, 2014
  

  Carson W. asked:

  Does anyone know any state in home baby sitters in the walton area?

  

  Sandra W. replied:

  http://www.4 cforchildren.org

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• Referral from September 16, 2014
  

  Cindy B. asked:

  Looking for a nice reasonable daycare for my 3 yr old. I only need 3 days one week and 2 days the next. I prefer near Florence or Hebron area. Thank you.

  

  Shelly H. replied:

  Contact 4CforChildren.org a free referral service.

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• Referral from December 15, 2013
  

  Lindsey G. asked:

  Looking for info about licensed childcare providers who will transport kids to/from school and are open to at least 6 pm in Huber Heights or Riverside area. Bonus is they will do sick care for school age kids of needed. If they would come to my home super bonus. Who are very inexpensive/income based rates who will accept state assisted payments from Americorps or title xx. Who have openings for 5 kids ASAP.

  

  Keri F. replied:

  Call 4C for Children. They have a parent line specifically designed to help you find child care that meets your needs. 937-220-9660 x1339

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• Referral from November 9, 2013
  

  The B. asked:

  From a subscriber - My husband and I are moving there in January and are looking for a daycare facility for our 18 month old daughter. We would love some suggestions on places to look into and places to avoid. Thank you.

  

  Lorna C. replied:

  Www.4 cforchildren.org Provides referrals and searches for free. They are funded through the state of Ohio. Also, remember to look for quality rated programs!!

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