Daycare website templates
5 daycare templates with your programs, the ages you care for, your hours and a simple way for parents to reach you.
Daycare templates5
- Use this template: Puddlejump Daycare
- Use this template: Sproutling House
- Use this template: Mapleseed Daycare
- Use this template: Gigglewood Daycare
- Use this template: Tumbletot House
What a daycare website needs
Parents looking for child care want to know the ages you take, your hours, what a day looks like and how to visit. Every template lists your programs (a toddler room, a preschool room, part-time days) with a short description each, and your hours and address show with Directions.
The about section describes your days, meals and outdoor time, the gallery shows the rooms and the yard, and questions and answers cover what to bring and how to start. A form lets parents ask about a spot or book a visit, and the notice line handles a waiting list or a closure. With Pro, the Team section introduces your educators.
Start with your programs, the ages you care for and your hours. If your fees depend on age and days, say how parents can ask for them rather than listing prices.
Questions about daycare websites
Do I have to list my fees?
No. Prices are optional on every item. You can explain in a question and answer how parents can ask for current fees.
Can parents ask about a spot?
Yes. The form sends their questions to your inbox, and you can mention a waiting list in the notice line.
Can I show photos of the rooms?
Yes. Add them to the gallery. Free includes up to 50 images.
Have something else in mind?
Start with the closest kind of business, then change the look, colours and photos whenever you like.