Healthy Kids
- Preschool program
- Pre-K class
- Infants and toddlers
Greenville, in Butler County, has two preschools and day care centers on its own page, and they sit at opposite ends of the range. Healthy Kids is a non-profit preschool and childcare center focused on underprivileged families, and Giggles & Grins Day Care is a day care center with a wheelchair accessible entrance and parking.
Healthy Kids runs classrooms from a baby depot for infants aged 6 weeks to 15 months up to a Pre-K classroom that introduces literacy, math and science through monthly themes. Baby routines follow each family's napping, feeding and playing schedule at home. It accepts child care subsidies and runs a summer camp, and it is rated 3.0 from 2 reviews.
What a featured listing costs · from $29 a month
Giggles & Grins Day Care has no posted hours. Its rating is 2.3 from 3 reviews, one at five stars and two at one star.
Alabama's subsidy program lets parents choose their own provider, but the provider has to be licensed or hold a legal exemption and be registered through a regional agency. Families can also look at Andalusia, Troy, Montgomery, Opp and Prattville.
Healthy Kids accepts child care subsidies. Families find the Child Care Management Agency for their county on the state's DHR map, and care is authorized through that agency.
Healthy Kids has a baby depot for infants from 6 weeks to 15 months. Routines follow each family's napping, feeding and playing schedule at home.
Healthy Kids runs a summer camp alongside its preschool and childcare classrooms. Giggles & Grins Day Care does not publish one.
Healthy Kids has a Pre-K classroom that introduces literacy, math and science through monthly themes. It is rated 3.0 from 2 reviews.