Home Daycare in chesterfield, Michigan
8 licensed family childcare providers in chesterfield. Home daycares offer smaller group sizes in a residential setting.
Dana L. Annan
31355 Twin Oaks Drive
Clara Schwartz
53148 Pimpernil Lane
Susan Koscielski
26279 Fairwood Drive
Little Critter's Day Care
26803 Birchcrest
Colleen Morgan
31901 Sikon
Stephanie Hall
27266 Telstar Street
Ms. Shelby's Daycare
26401 Birchcrest Drive
Jennifer Romeo
50317 Bellaire
How home daycare compares in chesterfield
chesterfield has 8 home-based providers in the directory, about 44% of the local market. Home daycares can be a strong fit for parents who want smaller group sizes, but the inspection history still matters just as much as it does for centers.
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A or B safety grades
8
Home providers tracked
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Accredited or Head Start providers
Varies; no official statewide average published
Typical state cost in Michigan
Market Notes
Common provider types in chesterfield include Family Home, Center, Group Home.
The average provider in this market has 0.0 recorded violations, while 18 providers currently show none in the data we track.
Local cost and care context
County-level childcare cost data is limited here, so use the state benchmark as a directional guide and verify quotes with providers directly.
Infant Center
Varies; no official statewide average published
Preschool Center
N/A
Toddler Home Daycare
N/A
Michigan regulation snapshot
Inspection frequency
Licensed child care providers receive yearly health and safety inspections. Additional complaint investigations and special reports can be published through the public child care search.
Background checks
Licensed child care providers, their staff, and unrelated license-exempt providers must pass background checks and FBI fingerprint checks before they can be alone with children in their care.
Parent rights
Parents can find inspection reports through the public child care search and can file complaints through MiLEAP's child care complaint process. If a licensed provider has a Quality Levels indicator, it means they participate in Great Start to Quality.
How to use this page
Home daycare pages use the same inspection-based scoring model as center pages.
Smaller capacity does not automatically mean safer care; the record still needs to support it.
Compare home providers against the broader city listing if you want to trade off price, size, and violation history.
Frequently asked questions about daycare in chesterfield
What is the difference between home daycare and daycare centers in chesterfield?
chesterfield currently shows 8 home-based providers and 10 center-based options in the directory. Home daycares usually mean smaller group sizes and a residential setting, while centers often provide more staff depth and classroom separation by age.
Are home daycares regulated and inspected in Michigan?
Michigan licensed child care centers and homes are regulated by the Child Care Licensing Bureau under MiLEAP. The public CCHIRP portal provides licensing and inspection access for families, and the state also maintains complaint and report resources for providers and parents. Licensed child care providers receive yearly health and safety inspections. Additional complaint investigations and special reports can be published through the public child care search.
Is home daycare usually cheaper than a center in chesterfield?
Often, yes, but not always. Home daycare can be more affordable because providers run smaller operations with lower overhead. Use the local cost context on this page as a benchmark, then compare quotes provider by provider because tuition can vary a lot even within the same city.