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For a limited time, new families who enroll between September 21 and October 28, 2026 can get their third month free. That means your child joins the classroom, meets the teachers, and settles into the daily rhythm, and one month of tuition comes off the year.
Summer Camp officially kicked off in July at Bloomingdale Daycare. The children arrived with enough energy to power the whole building. Camp days mix play, projects, and time outside. Ask the office for this year's camp calendar and what to pack.
June was packed with excitement, celebrations, proud moments, and a few happy tears. The month closed out the school year with concerts, caps, and gowns as older children moved up. Families gathered to watch, clap, and take pictures. Ask the office for dates if your child is moving up.
May was busy in the best possible way. The month opened with Teacher Appreciation Week, and BDC families brought thoughtful, tasty sweet treats for the staff. Teachers and families celebrated together. It was a full month of small gestures that made the days brighter.
April was bursting with fun, laughter, creativity, and enough candy-filled eggs to keep the Easter Bunny employed year-round. Our annual BDC Easter events brought families and classrooms together for crafts, games, and egg hunts. Children carried home baskets and stories from the day.
March came in like a lion and left us with crazy hats, mismatched socks, and leprechauns on the loose. Children and teachers dressed up, played games, and celebrated together. The month had a light, silly energy that carried through the classrooms.
In a licensed child care setting, parent resources are the bridge between home and the classroom. You will see daily notes, photos, and messages about naps, meals, and moods. Teachers share what your child worked on and what they are practicing next. Ask the office how this center shares updates.
That steady back-and-forth shows up at home. Your child can tell you what they built, who they sat with, and what they are learning. You know what to pack and when to arrive without guessing. Small daily details add up to a child who feels settled and a parent who feels informed.
