Ages 0–2

Best Infant Daycares in Clearlake

Top 13 licensed programs serving babies and toddlers (ages 0–2), ranked by compliance record, parent reviews, and capacity.

13 infant-capable facilities

0 top rated

69% clean record

Typical tuition

Average monthly cost in Lake County

2022 median

$1,132

/ month

infant

$849

/ month

toddler

$703

/ month

preschool

Median cost at licensed child care centers. Licensed family child care homes typically cost 20-30% less (infant care around $566/month).

Clearlake has 13 licensed childcare providers that serve infants and toddlers, combining dedicated Infant Centers with Family Child Care Homes whose CCLD licenses cover infant age groups. California enforces strict staffing ratios for infant care — typically one caregiver per four infants — and this listing ranks the top 13 options by compliance record, parent reviews, and licensed capacity.

69% of the ranked programs have a clean inspection record with no Type A (serious) or Type B (minor) citations on file. Each facility page includes the full inspection history, complaint records, and capacity details so you can make an informed decision before touring.

Whether you need care for a 6-month-old or a 20-month-old, the programs below cover the full 0–2 age band. Click any listing to see hours, tuition (when the owner has published it), and the most recent CCLD inspection summary.

Top 13 Infant Daycares in Clearlake

Anallely Pantoja Fcch

Excellent

Family Child Care Home · Clearlake

Capacity: 14 Est. infant tuition: $800 – $1,050/mo

Elizabeth Rivera Fcch

Excellent

Family Child Care Home · Clearlake

Capacity: 14 Est. infant tuition: $800 – $1,050/mo

Itzayana Gonzalez Fcch

Excellent

Family Child Care Home · Clearlake

Capacity: 14 Est. infant tuition: $800 – $1,050/mo

Konocti Usd Child Development Center-infant

Excellent

Child Care - Infant Center · Clearlake

Capacity: 12 Est. infant tuition: $800 – $1,100/mo

Martha Villasenor Family Child Care Home

Excellent

Family Child Care Home · Clearlake

Capacity: 14 Est. infant tuition: $800 – $1,050/mo

Rosa Alvarez Ramos Fcch

Excellent

Family Child Care Home · Clearlake

Capacity: 14 Est. infant tuition: $800 – $1,050/mo

Sevilla-lozano & Valdovinos Medina Fcch

Excellent

Family Child Care Home · Clearlake

Capacity: 14 Est. infant tuition: $800 – $1,050/mo

Stephanie & Juan Piseno Fcch

Excellent

Family Child Care Home · Clearlake

Capacity: 14 Est. infant tuition: $800 – $1,050/mo

The Hillcrest House

Excellent

Child Care - Infant Center · Clearlake

Capacity: 14 Est. infant tuition: $800 – $1,100/mo

Maria G. Valdovinos Fcch

Fair

Family Child Care Home · Clearlake

Capacity: 14 Est. infant tuition: $800 – $1,050/mo

Maria Jauregui Fcch

Good

Family Child Care Home · Clearlake

Capacity: 14 Est. infant tuition: $800 – $1,050/mo

Marisol Guzman Abundis Fcch

Poor

Family Child Care Home · Clearlake

Capacity: 14 Est. infant tuition: $800 – $1,050/mo

Michelle Mcbrayer Fcch

Fair

Family Child Care Home · Clearlake

Capacity: 14 Est. infant tuition: $800 – $1,050/mo

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Frequently Asked Questions

How many licensed infant daycares are in Clearlake?

Clearlake has 13 licensed childcare providers that serve infants and toddlers (ages 0–2). This includes dedicated Infant Centers and Family Child Care Homes whose licenses cover infant care.

What's the difference between an Infant Center and a Family Child Care Home for infant care?

Infant Centers are commercial facilities dedicated to babies and toddlers with lower child-to-staff ratios (typically 1:4 for infants) and infant-trained caregivers. Family Child Care Homes run from the caregiver's private residence with smaller mixed-age groups — often more flexible hours and a home-like feel.

How much does infant care cost in Clearlake?

Typical monthly tuition for infant care in Lake County is about $962 at a center and $922 at a family child care home (based on 2022 benchmark data). Actual rates vary by facility, schedule, and whether meals are included.

What should I look for when visiting an infant daycare?

Check the caregiver-to-infant ratio (state requires 1:4 or better for infants), look at the nap and feeding setup, ask about diaper changes and feeding schedules, review the facility's inspection history on its detail page, and trust your gut on how caregivers interact with the babies present during your tour.