Kinderhaus Montessori School of Hyde Park, Inc.

Daycare·17 Crum Elbow Rd, Hyde Park, NY 12538

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About Kinderhaus Montessori School of Hyde Park, Inc.

Kinderhaus Montessori School of Hyde Park, Inc. is a licensed daycare serving families in Hyde Park, NY. The program operates as a center-based facility with dedicated classrooms, multiple staff members, and structured daily routines. New York daycare centers are licensed by OCFS and must maintain specific staff-to-child ratios: 1:4 for infants, 1:5 for toddlers, and 1:7 for preschoolers. Kinderhaus Montessori School of Hyde Park, Inc. holds license #760362, verified through NY OCFS. This program is licensed for 5 toddlers, 37 preschoolers. Centers with multiple classrooms allow children to move up as they develop, which provides continuity — your child keeps the same friends while getting age-appropriate challenges

Last updated April 2026

Daycare Services

Common daycare services in Hyde Park:

Full-day childcare for infants, toddlers, and preschoolers
Structured daily activities and age-appropriate curriculum
Nutritious meals and snacks included in tuition
Safe outdoor play areas and indoor learning spaces
Nap and rest time with supervised quiet activities
Regular progress updates and parent communication

Service Area

Kinderhaus Montessori School of Hyde Park, Inc. serves Hyde Park and the surrounding communities:

Hyde Park

Daycare in Hyde Park — FAQ

What are the staff-to-child ratios at daycare centers in Hyde Park?

New York state law (enforced by OCFS) sets these minimum ratios for licensed daycare centers: 1 caregiver per 4 infants (6 weeks–18 months), 1 per 5 toddlers (18–36 months), 1 per 7 three-year-olds, 1 per 8 four-year-olds, and 1 per 9 five-year-olds. In Hyde Park, many quality centers exceed these minimums, especially in infant rooms. Always ask about ratios during your tour.

How do I choose a good daycare in Hyde Park?

Visit in person during operating hours to observe the environment and how staff interact with children. Check that the center is licensed by NY OCFS (ocfs.ny.gov) and ask to see the current license posted at the entrance. Confirm actual staff-to-child ratios, ask about staff turnover and training requirements, and request references from current parents. Look for age-appropriate activities, clean facilities, and a structured daily schedule.

Questions to Ask When You Visit

Before choosing a daycare provider, bring this list to your visit or call.

1What is your staff-to-child ratio, and how does it compare to state requirements?
2What does a typical day look like for my child's age group?
3How do you handle illnesses, allergies, and medication administration?
4What training and certifications do your caregivers hold?
5How do you communicate daily updates to parents?
6What is your policy on discipline and conflict resolution?
7Can I drop in unannounced during the day to check on my child?

Daycare Costs in New York

Average daycare cost for toddlers in NY: $900-1,600/month. Rates vary by provider, location, and hours needed.

Financial Assistance

Child Care Assistance Program (CCAP): New York subsidizes childcare costs for eligible working families. Benefits are based on family size, income, and the age of your child. Apply through your local Department of Social Services.

Apply for Child Care Assistance Program (CCAP) →Helpline: 1-800-732-5207

Cost data: Child Care Aware of America, 2025. Subsidy info: NY Office of Children and Family Services (OCFS).

Provider data verified through NY Office of Children and Family Services (OCFS) and Google Business Profiles. Last updated April 2026.