Home Daycare in Missouri City, Texas
22 licensed family childcare providers in Missouri City. Home daycares offer smaller group sizes in a residential setting.
Tameisha Browne
8302 BLUE QUAIL DR
Naomi Raziano
3111 SABINE POINT WAY
Ekaterina Korobkova
1922 QUAIL PLACE DR
Shirley Christian Daycare
7219 CASTLEVIEW LN
Porcha's Pumpkin Patch
2222 STILLMEADOW DR
Jenny Chai Jiang
1826 NORTHSHORE DR
Patricia Stephens
15731 ROSEBRIAR DR
The Olive Branch Child Development Center
14514 STONE PARK RD
Holliday's Kiddie Castle
1922 MOUNTSHIRE DR
Kari Lee Zamora
7302 ZABACO
Catriska Rooks
3702 E VICKSBURG ESTATES DR
Patricia Roberts
8403 QUAIL HILLS DR
Wilma Barrera
603 BULL LN
Little Blossoms Daycare
1707 PAMELA LN
Telicia Guyton
1955 ROBCREST WAY
Camdyn's Clay World Learning Center
2622 DAWN STAR DR
Charlie's Angels Learning Center
2003 HILTON HEAD DR
Chasity Sweet
17218 ARTWOOD LN
Marian Allen/Peachtree Learning Academy
7535 WINTERVIEW DR
Zhu Wen
3339 DOUBLE LAKE DR
How home daycare compares in Missouri City
Missouri City has 22 home-based providers in the directory, about 32% 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.
28%
A or B safety grades
22
Home providers tracked
0
Accredited or Head Start providers
$1,225/mo
Typical state cost in Texas
Market Notes
The current top-scoring provider in this city is Visionary PreK Academy with a A grade and a 100.0 score.
Common provider types in Missouri City include Licensed Center, Registered Child-Care Home, Licensed Child-Care Home.
The average provider in this market has 32.8 recorded violations, while 11 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
$1,225/mo
Preschool Center
N/A
Toddler Home Daycare
N/A
Texas regulation snapshot
Inspection frequency
Licensed centers receive at least one unannounced inspection per year. Newly licensed operations are inspected more frequently during their first year. Complaint-based inspections occur at any time and are always unannounced.
Background checks
All owners, directors, caregivers, and employees must pass a name-based criminal history check through the Texas Department of Public Safety and an FBI fingerprint check. A search of the Texas sex offender registry and the central abuse and neglect registry (DFPS) is also required before employment.
Parent rights
Texas law guarantees parents the right to enter and observe their child's childcare operation at any time during hours of operation without prior notice. Inspection and investigation reports are publicly available through the HHSC search tool.
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 Missouri City
What is the difference between home daycare and daycare centers in Missouri City?
Missouri City currently shows 22 home-based providers and 47 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 Texas?
Texas requires all childcare operations serving more than three unrelated children to be licensed or registered through HHSC. Minimum standards cover caregiver qualifications, building safety, nutrition, and supervision. Licensed centers, licensed homes, and registered homes each have distinct requirements. Licensed centers receive at least one unannounced inspection per year. Newly licensed operations are inspected more frequently during their first year. Complaint-based inspections occur at any time and are always unannounced.
Is home daycare usually cheaper than a center in Missouri City?
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.