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Monday 6:30am - 6pm Tuesday 6:30am - 6pm Wednesday 6:30am - 6pm Thursday 6:30am - 6pm Friday 6:30am - 6pm

Little Tree Huggers Child Care of Farmington Hills

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Little Tree Huggers Child Care of Farmington Hills

Privately owned, play-based, nature-based child care center.

04/23/2026

The kids are loving this weather! Earth Day pics and playing in our new mud kitchen!! 🌍❤️

04/01/2026

UPDATE: Gabriel has been found! Thank you for sharing this post and supporting this family.

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We are asking our Farmington Public Schools community for immediate help.

Gabriel Greene has been reported missing, and his family is urgently searching for him with support from local law enforcement.

Gabriel is approximately 5’10” and 110 pounds. We have spoken to his family, and they are asking for help from anyone who may have seen him or knows where he might be.

If you have any information, please contact Victoria Greene at 517-962-9617 or your local police department right away.

Please keep Gabriel and his family in your thoughts and share any information you have so he can be brought home safely.

12/23/2025

Vote for your favorite Christmas outfit in the comments below! Winner will be announced on Friday, Dec 26! 🎄⛄️🥰

11/07/2025

Little Tree Huggers Child Care has a few openings!

You will NOT find a more amazing group of teachers, parents, and kiddos. 🫶🏼
We are a commercial center with a homey feel ❤️

Tag a friend who needs awesome daycare and be entered into a drawing for 1 FREE Parents’ Night Out!!

✅DHS WELCOME!!
✅Open 6:30-6:15
✅Meals INCLUDED!
✅Summers OPEN 🌞
✅2 Parents’ Night Outs per month!
(date night for you!)

11/02/2025

Día de los Mu***os: A Celebration of Life, Memory, and Magic ~
From Altars to Ofrendas: How the Dead Come Home

Day of the Dead 2025 is celebrated from Thursday, October 31, through Saturday, November 2. It’s a vibrant tradition rooted in Indigenous and Catholic customs that honors loved ones who have passed away.

As October turns to November, communities across Mexico and Latin America come alive with color, music, and remembrance. Día de los Mu***os, or Day of the Dead, is not a somber occasion—it’s a joyful reunion between the living and the spirits of those who came before.

This year, the celebration begins on October 31 and continues through November 2. Each day holds special meaning: October 31 welcomes the spirits of children, November 1 honors deceased adults, and November 2 is dedicated to all souls, often marked by cemetery visits and family gatherings.

The heart of the tradition is the ofrenda, a home altar adorned with photographs, candles, marigolds, sugar skulls, and favorite foods of the departed. These offerings are meant to guide spirits back home for a brief visit. The scent of copal incense fills the air, and bright orange cempasúchil petals are scattered to light the way.

Celebrations vary by region, but common elements include face painting, parades, music, and food. Families prepare pan de mu**to, a sweet bread decorated with bone-shaped dough, and share tamales, mole, and hot chocolate. In cities like Oaxaca and Mexico City, public plazas host elaborate displays and processions, while rural towns gather in candlelit cemeteries to share stories and meals with their ancestors.

The origins of Día de los Mu***os stretch back more than 3,000 years to Indigenous civilizations such as the Aztecs, who viewed death as a natural part of life’s cycle. When Spanish colonizers arrived, Catholic traditions, such as All Saints’ Day, blended with native beliefs, creating the modern celebration.

Day of the Dead is a poignant reminder that memory is a powerful force. It’s a time to laugh, to cry, and to celebrate the lives that shaped us. Whether you’re lighting a candle, baking pan de mu**to, or simply telling a story about someone you miss, you’re taking part in a tradition that spans centuries and continents.

10/17/2025

Enjoying lunch in the Whispering Woods! 🎃🍁

10/13/2025

Happy Indigenous Peoples Day ❤️

09/12/2025

Little Tree Huggers Child Care has a few openings in some of our classrooms!
We currently have 2 full time openings in our infant classroom, 1 opening in our 3 year classroom, and 4 openings in our 4-5yr Pre-K classroom❤️

You might ask, what sets Little Tree Huggers apart from other daycares and Early Childhood programs?

🌲 Hours that work with your work schedule!
*We open at 6:30am and close at 6:15pm*

🌲 Parents don’t have to worry about packing a lunch!
*Breakfast, snacks, and lunch are included in the tuition*

🌲 Children play outside every day, even in the winter months
*We have a huge playground for the kids!*

🌲 Strong parent/teacher/director communication
*Parents can text or call the director anytime!*

🌲 LOW teacher turnaround! Many teachers have been here for 5+ years
*Our teachers are silly, loving, and professional*

🌲 Director has her degree in Special Education with an endorsement in Elementary Education

🌲Homey, welcoming feel
*We ARE a center, but we are NOT a franchise! There’s only 1 of us and we can not be duplicated!

🌲Parent references upon request!

Come check us out! 👀
Email to: [email protected]

Address

38620 9 Mile Road
Northville, MI
48167

Opening Hours

Monday	6:30am - 6pm
Tuesday	6:30am - 6pm
Wednesday	6:30am - 6pm
Thursday	6:30am - 6pm
Friday	6:30am - 6pm

Website

http://www.LittleTreeHuggersChildCare.com/

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