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A Quality Daycare Auckland Families Love

The Bridge Kids daycare is dedicated to providing high-quality care and early learning programs to children. We understand that choosing the best daycare for your child can be a complicated decision, which is why we strive to make our centre the best possible option for families in Auckland.

Affordable Daycare Prices

We believe that high-quality day care should be accessible to all families, which is why we offer affordable daycare prices as well as pricing options for our families. Our day care prices are competitive with others offering the daycare Auckland kids’ need – and we never sacrifice the quality of care we provide.

We make sure that we stay up to date with the Government assistance programs that provide subsidies, grants, and assistance programs to families with kids of all ages so that we are always ready to take on families when they need us.

For more information and to get details of our pricing structure get in touch today to book an appointment today. We can help you on your search to find a daycare, access NZ government funded childcare hours, and get your kids learning.

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Eligibility for the 20 Hours ECE Subsidy

When considering your 20 Hours ECE eligibility, it is always a good idea to check the government website for the most current situation. As of 2023 in order to fulfill the 20 hours ECE eligibility requirements your child must be aged between 2 and 5 years old and attending an approved early childhood education service. There are also income and residency requirements that must be met. For example, you must be a New Zealand citizen or permanent resident and meet certain income thresholds to qualify for the subsidy.

More information about the subsidy can be found through the government official website and should be checked if any changes should occur.

Our Early Learning Daycare Programs

Our early learning daycare programs are designed to help your child develop their confidence and learn a host of important skills that will help them on the road of preparing for school. Our programs include activities like reading, writing, and socialization, and are tailored to the age and developmental level of each child. We believe that early learning is key to future academic success, and we are committed to providing a stimulating and supportive environment for all children.

One of the things we pride ourself on is our ability to engage kids through the act of play. Though play, children have the incredible ability to forge new and strengthen existing neural pathways, form emotional connections to those around them, and develop practical skills that may seem entirely unrelated to the actual task they’re taking on. For example, playing make-believe with toys can help kid’s develop their imaginations, story telling, problem solving, and manners. Playing with cars, blocks, and dolls helps kids of all ages learn and finesse their fine motor skills. There’s no end to the incredible ways that play can help your little one develop not just their skills and understanding, but their sheer ability to learn well.

Convenient Location

Bridge Kids day care centre is conveniently located in Auckland, making it easy for families to drop off and pick up their children. You don’t need to spend hours searching for ‘best day cares around me’ and because we’re right here! Okay, jokes aside, we are dedicated to bringing value and convenience to our families.

We know that convenience is important when it comes to choosing the best daycare, and the location of Bridge Kids means that families from all over Auckland can entrust us with the care of their kids’ just 20 minutes’ drive from the CBD.

Full Time Daycare Offerings

We offer full time daycare for families who need consistent care for their children throughout the week. Our full-time day care services are affordable and provide a safe and engaging environment for children to learn and play.

We Are an ECC Daycare, NZ Kids Can Start With Us From 3 Years Old

Bridge Kids daycare, Auckland, is an early childhood education centre (ECC Daycare) that is focused on providing high-quality care and early learning programs to children. We believe that early childhood education is important for a child’s future success, and we are committed to providing the best possible education for all children in our care.

Baby Daycare Options in Auckland

When it comes to baby daycare, Auckland families need to consider a few things before choosing a day care provider. Baby daycare providers need to have special training and facilities in order to properly provide care for infants.

Here at Bridge Kids we can provide baby daycare services thanks to our facilities and team of staff.

Get In Touch Today

We just want to thank you for considering our daycare centre in Auckland for your child’s care and early childhood learning plan. We are dedicated to providing affordable prices, high-quality care, and a positive environment for all children. Contact us today to learn more about our programs and services, and to schedule a visit to our centre.

Frequently Asked Questions About Daycare Auckland Families Ask

How much is daycare in Auckland?

Due to the wide range of options available for daycare Auckland prices can vary wildly depending on a variety of factors including the staff and their experience, how many hours of care you’re looking for, and the type of care you and your family need. On average, for daycare Auckland families can expect to pay in the realm of $59.72 for a 10-hour day of care.

How much does daycare cost in New Zealand? 

While it is true that there is a wide range of prices for daycare Auckland families have to contend with – that variance is nothing compared to the wide range of prices for daycare NZ has across the country. Different cities with different costs of living make the weekly cost an average of around $298.60 for a 50-hour week of care.

Why is childcare so expensive in NZ?

Childcare is a complex role that requires a great deal of experience, education, and dedication while on the job. When caring for your children, nothing but the best will suffice.

How do I find a daycare close to me, with great daycare prices, and a curriculum my kids will love?

Being central, with a dedicated team of passionate staff, and competitive prices we can be your answer to your ‘best daycares around me’ web searches!

Is play really that important for kids learning? Shouldn’t they be learning more formally?

While there is a place for formal learning, especially as kids get older, but play is very important throughout the learning process. Through play the kids we look after learn vital social skills. Learning these social skills as a child is an essential part of growing up as it lays the foundation for healthy social interactions throughout life.

Children who develop their strong social skills early on are more likely to be able to build positive and productive relationships with their peers, adults, and authority figures throughout their childhood and into adult life. They tend to be more equipped to communicate their needs to others, understand and respect others’ needs, and therefore be able to manage and resolve conflicts more effectively than other children.

Additionally, children with strong social skills tend to have higher self-esteem, better academic performance, and are more likely to succeed in their personal and professional lives.

All this from being allowed to play and learn through it!

What some things should I be asking when trying to find a daycare, Auckland?

When you start trying to find a full time or baby daycare, you should always talk to the provider and ask a few pertinent questions (don’t worry, we won’t mind – we love talking about how we run our day care and everything we have planned for your kids!)

A few starter questions to get you thinking might include:

Could you describe the typical daily schedule?
How do you handle discipline?
What methods do you use to comfort upset children?
Is outdoor time provided for the children?
What is the ratio of caretakers to children?
Are the children grouped based on age?