Little Cubs Playhouse

I have a full-time opening for infant/toddler/school age care. Breakfast, lunch, and two snacks are provided daily. I provide a fun and safe environment for children to learn through play. Contracted with SNCS. Please reach out if you are looking for childcare.

Located in Alta Sierra next to the school.

Small in home daycareLicense No.293624489

Phone 530-559-0290

Mother's Day cards from the daycare kids.

The kids painted flowers and made a watering can for a sweet spring scene.

We counted on a Rainbow yesterday. The kids enjoyed making their rainbows and counting how many of each color there is. My oldest loved helping the littles count and writing in the answers for them.

Amid all the giggles, crafts, and daily adventures here at Little Cubs, I completely forgot to share some big news! We've officially hit our 3-year anniversary!

I love creating a safe, nurturing, and super fun space where every little one can learn, play, and grow with confidence. Thank you to every family, child, and supporter who's been part of this journey. You make it all so special.

I’m excited to share that I have an opening in my licensed in-home daycare!
As a fully licensed provider with CPR certification, I offer a safe, nurturing environment where children can thrive and explore. Nutritious meals and snacks are provided daily, and my hours run from 8:00 AM to 5:15 PM.
Children enjoy a fun, balanced day filled with learning, creative arts and crafts, and plenty of outdoor playtime to promote growth, play, and social skills.
If you’re seeking reliable, loving care for your little one, I’d love to chat and answer any questions! Please reach out to schedule a visit or learn more.
Thank you

We made Christmas wreaths this morning while watching The Grinch. This afternoon we made gingerbread boy and girl ornaments before we went outside and enjoyed a break in the rain.

Little Cubs Playhouse is a winter wonderland with these cute snowmen.

Cute Christmas craft. I didn't get a picture of all of them before they went home.

Our cute turkeys made turkeys using coffee filters, dot markers, construction paper, and clothes pins.