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Find Family Child Care (Home Daycare) in Sechelt.

Sechelt has 6 licensed Family Child Care homes listed on Little Scout, making home-based care the only licensed daycare option in this category for the area. Each provider operates out of their own home and is regulated under BC's Childcare Licensing Regulation, with a maximum of 7 children per home. Right now, 4 currently report open spaces, so it is worth reaching out to multiple providers as soon as possible.

6 family child care (home daycare) in Sechelt

Data from the BC Childcare Facilities registry, refreshed daily.

Family Child Care
6
With vacancies
4 (67%)

Frequently asked questions

How many licensed home daycares are there in Sechelt?

Little Scout lists 6 licensed Family Child Care homes in Sechelt. All 6 are home-based providers regulated by the province, with no licensed group centre-based options in this category.

What is Family Child Care and how is it different from a daycare centre?

Family Child Care is a licensed option where the provider cares for children in their own home, with a maximum of 7 children at a time under BC's Childcare Licensing Regulation. Centre-based daycares tend to have larger groups and dedicated classroom spaces, while home daycares typically offer a smaller, more intimate setting.

Can I get a fee reduction at a licensed home daycare in Sechelt?

Many licensed Family Child Care providers in BC participate in the Child Care Fee Reduction Initiative (CCFRI), which automatically lowers fees at enrolled homes without any application required from parents. Families with household incomes under roughly $111,000 per year may also qualify for the Affordable Child Care Benefit, which can stack on top of CCFRI savings.

When should I start looking for a home daycare in Sechelt?

BC childcare advisors recommend starting your search as early as the first trimester of pregnancy, given how limited supply can be relative to demand. With only 6 licensed home daycares in Sechelt, applying to every available provider as early as possible is a practical approach. Since April 2024, BC has banned waitlist fees, so applying broadly costs nothing.

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