If you have any questions about child care as a business, normal or not-so-normal child development, working with parents or whatever else you need help with, give our office a call at 626-7837. We can also arrange to visit your facility and offer any on-site assistance you may need.

Thinking of starting a Child Care? We can help. Follow the "Starting Child Care" link on the left for more information.

Training! We offer several classes that help you run your business, obtain your Child Development Associate Credential, climb the Utah State Career Ladder or to simply connect with other providers. Follow the "Training" link to the left for more information.

We publish a quarterly newsletter The Child Care Connector with current news, child care issues and curriculum ideas. Follow the "Newsletters" link to the left for more information.

If you need help filling the spots in your child care, we can help. We keep a comprehensive database of state regulated child care providers in Weber, Davis & Morgan Counties. Every month nearly 300 parents seeking child care contact our agency, we would love to let them know of your services! Follow the link on the left to our update forms.

Ever wonder how many slots for child care are available in your area? How about the average cost? Visit our Community Page for our current statistical reports.

News for Child Care Providers:

We are close to publishing our new Preschool Guide! If you run a program that offers preschool only (not full time child care) we would like to include your program! Follow this link to submit your information online or email bmontgomery@weber.edu for a form.
We will be publishing our first edition of the guide on May 20th. Check back for a link.

Our Summer Activity Guide is now available! Click on this link to download the pdf document.
 

CHIP… A Good Call For Kids
CHIP (Children’s Health Insurance Program) enrollment is open year round. CHIP offers medical and dental insurance for your child at a very low cost. To learn more, visit www.health.utah.gov/chip 
or call 1-887-KIDS-NOW.

Concerned about window coverings in your child care?
The Window Covering Safety Council has a great website dedicated to teaching the public how to keep children safe from the potential hazards associated with window coverings. You can visit them at http://www.windowcoverings.org