A Taste of Hope ChildCare

07/23/2026

🌈 NOW ENROLLING! 🌈

A Taste of Hope Childcare is now accepting new enrollments!

✨ Safe, loving, and nurturing home daycare
📚 Fun educational activities
🍎 Nutritious meals & snacks provided
🎨 Learning through play
❤️ CPR Certified
👶 Infants, toddlers, and preschool-aged children welcome

If you're looking for reliable, quality childcare where your little one can learn, grow, and feel at home, we'd love to welcome your family!

📍Merced, CA
📩 Message me today for availability, rates, and to schedule a tour.

Limited spaces available—reserve your child's spot today! 💙

07/12/2026

06/21/2026

My classes are hosted right at my childcare, and I make them fun and informative.
I offer Sunday classes as well as evening classes Monday through Friday to fit different schedules.
I’m based in Merced County, but I do travel if needed.
Classes start at $85, and pricing may increase depending on the type of class you need or if travel is required.

06/12/2026

Now offering certification classes in: CPR/AED, Adult & Pediatric CPR, First Aid/CPR/AED, BLS (Basic Life Support), ALS, PALS, NALS, AED Training, Choking Relief Training

Get certified. Learn lifesaving skills. Be prepared when every second counts."

Click the link to get started!!!

I am mobile and offer Blended Classes.

06/10/2026

Providers, let's not forget that every mandated report made and found to be false can be fined or sentenced to jail time.

I am reminding us to have our LPA hold people who file false reports accountable, as they do us, when they find any finding to be halfway true.

We have power in numbers. We have a voice every one else uses for their own benefits.

If we want change, we have to be who we thought our union was going to be for us.

We are the Union.

06/04/2026

Summer spots available

05/28/2026

I have been very vocal about the lack of Spanish-to-English translation in many of the rooms and meetings I attend.
Recently, another provider from a different city reached out to me because a friend told her about a meeting I attended where I spoke on the lack of consideration, organization, and respect shown toward English-speaking members.
When translation is not provided, it limits our access to important information and reduces our ability to fully engage in events, discussions, and opportunities that are meant to benefit all of us.
What frustrates me the most is how some Spanish-speaking members immediately gang up on anyone who brings this issue up. The irony is that many of us previously advocated for accommodations and inclusion when the roles were reversed. We understood the importance of making sure everyone could participate and feel informed.
Now, instead of acknowledging the concern, some people act dismissively or even defensively, as if asking for equal access is somehow offensive. Wanting translation and inclusion for English-speaking members is not disrespectful — it’s asking for the same consideration that was once requested for others.