Chula Vista, California
Licensed family daycare on Oaklawn Avenue.
A small home where children are cared for in English and in Spanish, a few blocks from downtown Chula Vista.
- Phone
- (619) 392-8015
- Address
- 142 Oaklawn Ave #1, Chula Vista, CA 91910
- Hours
- Seven days a week, 24 hours Taken from your old site, archived 28 December 2021, which said: “My home is open for child care from 7 days a week 24 hours.” Confirm this is still true before launch — it is unusual, and it is the first thing a parent reads. It also contradicts the Schedule page, where the routine ends at 6:00 pm and six holidays are listed as closed. Whichever is right, all three places have to say the same thing.
- Facility
- #376628606
What a day looks like
Four pages answer almost every question parents call about.
- 01 The daily schedule Drop-off, meals, nap, outdoor time, pick-up, and the days we are closed. See hours
- 02 Meals and snacks A week of breakfasts, lunches and afternoon snacks, cooked in this kitchen. See the menu
- 03 Activities and learning Art, blocks, books, music and outdoor play, in both languages every day. See activities
- 04 Enrollment paperwork Every form you need to start, ready to download and print in either language. Download forms
My philosophy
My philosophy is that all children are equal! Therefore in this world of colors they will be treated…
Colores de Esperanza, in the provider's own words
This is the provider's own sentence, recovered from the old site, and it stops mid-thought — the old theme cut it off at that exact point and no longer version exists anywhere. Ask her how it ends, then print the whole thing. It is the best line on the site and it deserves to be finished. A Spanish version in her own words is needed too; this quote is shown in English to both audiences until then.
A house, not a centre
Children are cared for in a family home, in a small group, by the same person every day. The same hands make lunch, read the book after nap, and meet you at the door at six.
Both languages are spoken here all day. Children who arrive speaking only Spanish do not have to switch, and children who arrive speaking only English go home with words they did not have.
Rewrite this section in the provider's own words. How many years has she been licensed, how many children are in the group, and who else helps during the day? One thing to settle first: the old site had a Meet Our Staff section listing three people — someone in management, a teacher and a music teacher. Three names is a different story from “the same person every day”, which is what this section currently promises. Decide which one is true now, then rewrite the paragraph and add a staff page if it earns one. Their names are held in ARCHIVE-RECOVERED.md and are deliberately not published here until she confirms they still work here and agree to appear.
Licensed and on the record
This is a licensed family daycare home. The facility number is public, and you can look it up with California Community Care Licensing before you ever call.
California facility number 376628606
Tours
See the house before you decide.
Come by, look at the rooms, meet the person who will be with your child all day, and ask whatever you want to ask.
Confirm how tours work: by appointment only, walk-ins welcome, particular days or times, and whether the child comes along.