KinderCare Learning Center in Cincinnati offers high-quality daycare, child care, and early childhood education in a safe, nurturing environment where children are encouraged to explore, create and grow. We provide care for children 6 weeks through 6 years old, with preschool and kindergarten programs and before- and after-school care for school-age students. Our experienced teachers use a research-backed curriculum to build confidence, creativity and school readiness skills through hands-on learning and play. KinderCare supports families in Cincinnati with flexible scheduling and financial assistance, making it easier to access trusted care and early education.
Keywords childcare, child care, daycare, preschool, infant care.
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Lynnette graduated from Youngstown State University in 1992 with her Associate's Degree in Early Childhood Education. She moved to the Cincinnati area in 1999 and has been with KinderCare since 2001. Lynnette is a proud mother of three children. She has effectively managed this center since 2005, with her main focus being a quality childcare for every child and nationally accredited.
Katie graduated from the University of Mount St. Joseph in 2007. She has been with KinderCare for over three years, serving as a Toddler and a Discovery Preschool teacher. Katie has been an affective member of the KinderCare team and always strives to maintain high standards at this center. She is proud mother of four wonderful children and is active in the community within the Early Childhood Education field.
Ms. Christy is a teacher in our Doscovery Preschool classroom. She attended Scarlet Oaks Vocational school to study child care. She has worked for KinderCare since 1979. During that time she raised 2 beautiful daughters who attended KinderCare thru Kindergarten. She has enjoyed working with the children and meeting families throughout her career and look forward to many more!
Ms. Brenda is a teacher in our Infant C classroom. She was inspired by her aunt to become a teacher. She started an independent daycare center in the basement of her home before coming to KinderCare. I had the pleasure of working with her every summer when I went to visit my grandmother.
Growing Up, she was her family's favorite babysitter. Then she learned she could make a living caring for small children. She looks forward to someday working closely with young children with special need and disabilities. She also plans to go back to school to study for a Bachelor's degree.
