When Maria Santos first moved to Covington with her two young kids, finding reliable childcare felt overwhelming. A neighbor recommended Sharon's Day Care, and ten years later, Maria still tells that story to other parents at the grocery store or school pickup line.
Sharon opened her doors because she saw families like Maria's who needed more than just a place to drop off their kids. She wanted to create something that felt like an extension of home—where children could learn and play while parents went to work without that nagging worry in the back of their minds.
What sets Sharon's Day Care apart isn't flashy programming or fancy equipment. It's the way Sharon remembers that little Emma loves dinosaurs and incorporates them into art projects, or how she calls parents when their child has an especially good day, not just when there's a problem. She treats each family like they're part of her own extended family, which means understanding that every parent's situation is different and being flexible when life happens.
Sharon's Day Care has been a steady presence in Covington for a decade now, watching children grow up and sometimes even caring for younger siblings years later.
Parents often say the hardest part about their kids outgrowing Sharon's care is saying goodbye. If you're looking for childcare that feels more like family, Sharon's Day Care is accepting new enrollments. City Insider readers can mention this article to receive a free coloring book with enrollment—a small welcome gift that perfectly captures Sharon's thoughtful approach to caring for Covington's children.
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