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Child Care & Babysittting |
Nanny Poppinz
Locally owned by
Trent and Jackie Larson, Nanny Poppinz advertises customized
childcare for your specific needs. They offer full or
part-time, live-in or live-out care, whether on a temporary or
permanent basis. Nannies have had thorough background
checks, are trained in First Aid and CPR, and have a minimum of
three years experience.
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A+ Nannies
(402) 218-1370
A+ Nannies provides full-time, part-time & temporary nannies for
families in need. They offer both live-in and live-out
nannies. All have been pre-screened, passed
extensive background checks and had references verified.
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SitterCity.com
SitterCity can help
you find babysitters, pet care, senior care, home care and
tutoring in your area. Care-givers have undergone a
background check, have references, and provide lots of
biographical info. You can even buy gift certificates for
care services.
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Omaha-Childcare.com
Omaha-Childcare.com offers parents
assistance in
locating child care and preschools within their zip code area
that closely
match their specific child care needs. The site's directory
includes
information on child care providers throughout Omaha and
surrounding
communities.
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Omaha
Nanny Network, LLC
19817 Acorn Dr.
Gretna, NE (402) 202-1764
The Omaha
Nanny Network places live-in, live-out, full-time and part-time
nannies. They also provide temporary services and
babysitting services.
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Family Learning
and Child Care Center
(No website)
3929 S 147th (Near 144th & F, behind 24
Hour Fitness)
Omaha (402) 505-6006
Family Learning and
Child Care Center offers a curriculum-based program designed to
help your child build self-esteem and confidence by providing a
safe, nurturing environment that promotes learning and
exploration through hands-on play and discovery. They
serve infants, toddlers and pre-schoolers.
See their brochure in our Forums.
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Care.com
Looking for a babysitter in Omaha so that you
and your husband can enjoy a night out every now and then? Or, looking for
a nanny to provide regular child care in your home? Visit
www.care.com to find child care care providers near you.
The site also allows visitors to search for tutors, pet care providers
and senior care providers.
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How to Choose Quality Child Care
The Nebraska
Department of Health and Human Services offers a checklist of
the questions you should ask when evaluating a childcare
provider. |
Licensed Child Care & Pre-Schools in Nebraska
This is a list -
more than 400 pages long - of licensed child care and pre-school
programs in the State of Nebraska. It is maintained by the
Nebraska Department of Health and Human Services. The list
is sorted by zip code, enabling you to find nearby providers.
Each entry shows contact information, hours of operation,
capacity, ages of children served, when the provider was
licensed and other details. |
Checking
Up on Your Child Care Provider
Nebraska law
requires any individual who provides child care to four or more
children from different families at any one time to become
licensed. This section of the Nebraska Health and Human
Services website enables you to verify that your provider is
licensed and also shows any official disciplinary actions taken
against the provider. To find this information, look at the
drop-down menu next to "Professions." Select "Early
Childhood." Enter the name of your provider or the name of
the entity providing care and press "Search Licenses" at the
bottom of the page. (You may also search by "Owner Name,"
but this often returns no results.) |
Iowa Child Care Resource and Referral Services
The Iowa Department
of Human Services provides a list of regulated child care
providers in the state of Iowa along with contact info. |
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