Licensed Toddler Care in Campbell, CA

Toddler Care in Campbell

As of August 2026

Parents in Campbell have 39 licensed child care providers to consider, per California Department of Social Services' Community Care Licensing Division (CCLD) data, with centers making up the large majority: 32 centers against 7 family child care homes. Combined licensed capacity across the roster reaches 2,484 spots, one of the higher totals nearby, averaging about 64 per provider. CloverMap lists the full, verified set of Campbell providers so parents can compare programs directly before reaching out.

What to know about childcare in Campbell

Campbell's 39 licensed child care providers lean heavily toward centers, with 32 centers compared with just 7 family child care homes, or about 82 percent centers to 18 percent homes. That mix means the vast majority of a parent's search results here will be center-based programs, with family child care homes making up a small minority of the roster rather than a comparable alternative.

Reported licensed capacity across Campbell's 39 providers totals 2,484 children, an average of about 64 spots per provider, a relatively high figure that reflects how center-dominated the roster is. Centers typically license more spots per site than a single family child care home, so a city this heavily weighted toward centers tends to show a higher average capacity overall.

Age-group coverage in Campbell centers most strongly on preschool, with 28 of the 39 providers, or 72 percent, serving that age group. Infant and toddler care is each reported by 13 providers, about 33 percent of the total, and school-age care is reported by just 7 providers, about 18 percent. Both infant care and school-age care are covered by a distinctly smaller share of Campbell's roster than preschool is.

All of Campbell's providers, including programs like ALOHA MONTESSORI, operate under licenses issued by CCLD, the California Department of Social Services division responsible for regulating child care statewide. A CCLD license means a provider, whether a large center or a small family child care home, has met the state's requirements for staffing, group sizes, and program operations.

Given how narrow infant and school-age coverage is in Campbell, about a third and under a fifth of providers respectively, families with those specific needs should start their search early and be prepared to contact several providers before finding an opening. Families focused on preschool-age children, by contrast, will find close to three-quarters of Campbell's licensed roster serves that stage directly.

Families who do want to explore Campbell's smaller family child care homes should reach out directly, since only 7 exist citywide alongside 32 centers, and openings at that scale can be harder to find through a general listing search than a larger center's enrollment page would be. That said, a small roster does not mean unavailable — it simply means fewer total listings to compare, so families should plan to contact each of Campbell's 7 family child care homes individually rather than relying on a single comparison page to show every current opening.