Enrollment made easy
Welcome to Live A Little Childcare! We are excited to guide you through our simple and straightforward enrollment process. Find everything you need to know to get your little one started on their journey with us.
Your enrollment journey: Step by step
Starting care with Live A Little Childcare is a simple process designed for your convenience. From your first contact to your child's exciting first day, we're here to help every step of the way. Here are the key steps for enrollment:
- Fill out a parent survey.
- Complete the enrollment form.
- Review and sign the behavior policy form.
- Sign the overnight agreement and rates form.
- Complete the medical authorization form.
- Pay the enrollment fee.
We look forward to welcoming your family to our loving environment in Kansas City, Missouri!
Documents to prepare for enrollment
To ensure a smooth enrollment process and a safe start for your child at Live A Little Childcare, please have the following information and documents ready:
- A completed application with basic contact details and authorized pickup information.
- Up-to-date immunization records.
- A recent health form signed by a healthcare provider.
- Emergency contact information, including at least one backup person.
- Details about your child’s medical history, allergies, medications, and daily routines.
- Reviewed and signed policies covering attendance, illness, and billing procedures.
- A form of identification such as a birth certificate.
- Payment information for quick and smooth processing.
Having these documents prepared will help us provide the best care for your little one.
What to expect during the first days
We understand that starting childcare is a big step for both children and parents. During your child's first few days or weeks at Live A Little Childcare, you can expect a gentle adjustment period:
- Some children adapt easily, while others may need extra reassurance at drop-off; this is completely normal.
- Our caregivers focus on building trust by learning your child’s preferences and offering comfort and attention.
- Children will begin to settle into a predictable daily schedule including playtime, meals, naps, and group activities.
- Parents will receive regular communication, such as updates on eating, sleeping, and overall mood.
- It's common for children to experience emotional ups and downs at home as they adjust to new surroundings.
- Socially, children start learning how to interact with peers, which takes a little time.
As days go on, most children grow more comfortable and begin to explore and participate more confidently, feeling right at home with us!