FAQ’s

The first step is to schedule a tour and visit Kiddie City with your child. During your visit, you can meet our teachers, see the classrooms, and ask questions about our programs, daily schedules, activities, and meals. If Kiddie City is the right fit for your family, we will provide an Enrollment Package with the forms you need to complete.

Yes! Kiddie City Learning Center is currently accepting enrollment for children ages 2 to 5, including our VPK program. Availability can vary by age group, so we recommend contacting us to confirm an opening for your child.

Absolutely! We encourage parents to visit Kiddie City and see our classrooms and learning environment for themselves. A tour is a great opportunity to meet our team, see where your child will spend their day, and ask any questions you may have. Contact us through our form below or call us at 727-796-9493 to schedule a visit.

The enrollment package includes the required registration forms, a Child Care Food Program Application, and other important paperwork. You will also need your child’s physical and immunization records completed by their doctor. VPK students will need additional VPK paperwork, including the VPK Voucher and Attendance Policy. The Emergency Medical Release form must be notarized.

Yes! Kiddie City offers flexible scheduling options, including full-time care as well as two- and three-full-day schedules. This allows families to choose a schedule that works best for their needs and their child’s program.

Yes. Kiddie City offers a sibling discount to help make childcare more affordable for families with more than one child enrolled. Please contact us for details about the current sibling discount.

Yes. Please see our Enrollment & Tuition page for the most up-to-date pricing information.

Our Pre-K program is designed for children approximately 3 to 4 years old and focuses on physical, cognitive, social-emotional, and creative development. VPK, or Voluntary Prekindergarten, is a Florida program for eligible 4-year-olds that focuses on school readiness and prepares children for kindergarten using Florida’s VPK Educational Standards.

Florida VPK is designed for eligible 4-year-old children. Kiddie City’s VPK program focuses on developing early literacy and other skills children need as they prepare to enter kindergarten.

Yes. Kiddie City offers wrap-around care for families who need full-day childcare in addition to the VPK instructional program. This allows children to participate in VPK while receiving care before and after their VPK hours.

Yes! Kiddie City provides breakfast, lunch, and an afternoon snack as part of its childcare program. Meals are designed to help keep children well-fed and ready to learn and play throughout the day.

Yes. Kiddie City provides special meal options for children with food allergies at no additional charge. Parents can discuss their child’s specific dietary needs with the staff during the enrollment process and tour.

A typical day at Kiddie City combines structured learning with plenty of opportunities for play and exploration. Depending on your child’s age and classroom, the day may include breakfast, circle time, small-group activities, projects, reading, sensory play, free play, outdoor activities, lunch, rest time, snack, and afternoon activities. Each classroom follows an age-appropriate schedule designed to support children’s cognitive, social, emotional, language, and physical development.

Yes! Outdoor play is an important part of the Kiddie City experience. Children have access to large, shady outdoor spaces with playground equipment, sandboxes, toys, a children’s garden, and a car and bicycle path. Outdoor activities help children develop gross motor skills while giving them opportunities to explore, play, and socialize.

Safety and security are a top priority at Kiddie City. The center uses surveillance cameras throughout the building and a secure electronic door lock that requires a special code for parent entry. Kiddie City also emphasizes careful handwashing practices and maintains a regulated childcare environment with trained early-childhood educators.

Yes. Kiddie City has surveillance cameras throughout the building. The center also has a secure electronic door lock that allows parents to enter using a special access code.

Yes. Parents of enrolled children are welcome to visit Kiddie City during the day without making an appointment. We believe that keeping families connected to their child’s experience is an important part of creating a trusting, welcoming environment.