Enrollment, everyday routines, and ways to stay in touch with Belleville Child Care Center.
Call (734) 697-4523 to discuss your child’s age, schedule, and current availability. We’ll explain tuition, any enrollment fees, required paperwork, and how to arrange a visit.
We care for children ages 2½–12. Ask about full-time, part-time, preschool, school-age, and summer options.
Our regular hours are 6:00 a.m.–6:00 p.m., Monday through Friday. Contact the center for the current holiday and closure calendar when planning your child’s attendance.
Hot lunch and morning and afternoon snacks are provided. Breakfast may be sent from home and served during the morning breakfast period. Please discuss food allergies and dietary needs with the center before your child starts.
Children have time for play, art, stories, music, group activities, and outdoor movement. Lunch is followed by nap or quiet time, with snacks and more play later in the day. Activities vary by age group and the day’s plans.
Call to discuss your preferred days and current openings. We’ll explain scheduling requirements and help you find a suitable arrangement.
Bring a labeled complete change of clothes, required enrollment and health records, and rest-time supplies. Children who use pull-ups need side-detachable pull-ups, wipes, and any required cream. We’ll explain the current classroom checklist before your first day.
We support children who are learning to use the toilet. Please tell us about your child’s current routine so we can discuss supplies and coordinate care.
Visit our transportation page for participating schools and the numbers to call to confirm eligibility and availability.
Call (734) 697-4523 or email mrjohn@bellevillechildcarecenter.com to ask about a visit, enrollment, and current policies.
Call the centerOur preschool routine balances group learning, independent play, meals, movement, and rest. Times are a guide; activities adapt to children’s ages and the day’s plans.
Children settle in with blocks, imaginative play, art, books, science, and hands-on activities. Families may send breakfast for their child.
Cleanup is followed by stories, a morning snack, music, movement, finger plays, and teacher-guided activities.
Outdoor or indoor play, cleanup, and handwashing.
Lunch, cleanup, and bathroom routines.
Children settle onto their cots for rest; quiet activities support children who do not sleep.
Afternoon snack, stories, free play, and outdoor activities when weather permits.
