Skip to main content

Licensed Infant Care in Rowland Heights, CA

Browse CDSS-licensed infant care providers in Rowland Heights, California. Filter by age, CalWORKs Child Care acceptance, and ratings. Free parent resource.

0 listings found

🔍

No listings found in Rowland Heights

Try browsing all locations instead.

Infant Care in Rowland Heights

As of August 2026

Rowland Heights's child care roster includes 28 providers logged with California Department of Social Services' Community Care Licensing Division (CCLD), split between 14 center-based programs and 14 family child care homes (50% centers, 50% homes). The near-even split gives Rowland Heights both center-based and home-based options, together accounting for roughly 1147 licensed slots citywide and an average of about 41 slots per provider. Preschool coverage is the widest age band on the roster, at 79% of providers. CloverMap lets parents browse the full, verified list of Rowland Heights providers directly.

🗓 Last updated: August 2026✓ Data verified against CA licensing records📊 Reviews from Google + parent submissions🏷 Reviewed by Kudzi K., Founder & Editor

What to know about childcare in Rowland Heights

Rowland Heights's 28 licensed providers break down into 14 centers (50%) and 14 family child care homes (50%). Centers typically operate out of dedicated facilities with multiple staff members and larger group sizes, often with separate classrooms organized by age. Family child care homes run out of a caregiver's residence, usually with a single provider or a small team serving a smaller, mixed-age group. The 50/50 split in Rowland Heights means parents can compare both formats directly rather than defaulting to one type, and the difference in setting — a purpose-built facility versus a private home — is often the first thing families weigh before looking at anything else on a listing.

Across all 28 providers, Rowland Heights carries licensed capacity of 1147 children, which works out to about 41 slots per provider on average. Individual providers vary a good deal around that number — larger centers report higher figures, while family child care homes typically license far fewer slots each. Knowing the citywide total helps set expectations, but the number that actually matters to a family is the capacity at the one or two providers they're seriously considering, which can be well above or below the 41-slot average.

Provider coverage by age group in Rowland Heights: 14 for infants (50%), 14 for toddlers (50%), 22 for preschool (79%), and 19 for school-age (68%). The gap between infant and preschool coverage here is worth noting when planning a search timeline, since providers that serve preschoolers are not automatically equipped or licensed to take infants, and the reverse is also true.

Rowland Heights's providers are licensed through California Department of Social Services' Community Care Licensing Division (CCLD), the state body that oversees child care centers and family child care homes across California. A license under CCLD means a provider has met the state's operating requirements for that category — centers and homes are licensed separately, with different staffing and group-size structures built into each category's requirements. That distinction carries through to how Rowland Heights's roster is organized, and it's worth keeping in mind that a center listing and a home listing represent genuinely different operating models, not just a difference in size.

With 14 centers and 14 homes nearly matched in Rowland Heights, neither format dominates the search — parents can reasonably compare both without one being the clear default. That balance is worth keeping in mind when narrowing a shortlist, since Rowland Heights doesn't skew heavily toward either format the way some cities do, and a side-by-side comparison of a few of each is a practical way to start. One provider on Rowland Heights's roster, "ANGELA PRESCHOOL & KINDERGARTEN", illustrates the kind of listing CloverMap surfaces alongside licensing category, reported capacity, and age-group coverage for the rest of the city's providers.

For a family narrowing a list of Rowland Heights providers, the most useful filters tend to be format (center versus family child care home), age group served, and reported capacity — all of which are available on the roster itself before a single phone call is made. Out of 28 total providers, cross-referencing those three data points typically narrows a citywide list down to a short set worth contacting directly, which is a more efficient starting point than reaching out to every listed provider in Rowland Heights one by one.

Tips for choosing childcare in Rowland Heights

Verify Licensing

Always confirm that a daycare holds a valid state license. Licensed centers meet health, safety, and staffing requirements.

Read Parent Reviews

Reviews from other parents give real insight into daily routines, staff quality, and how facilities are maintained.

Ask About Curriculum

Ask whether the program is play-based, Montessori or STEM-focused. The approach shapes your child's day.

Consider Schedule Fit

Make sure operating hours, program types, and flexibility match your family's daily schedule and work commitments.

Frequently Asked Questions

How many licensed daycares are in Rowland Heights, CA?

CloverMap lists many CDSS-licensed daycare providers in Rowland Heights, California. All listings have been verified against the California CDSS licensing database.

Do daycares in Rowland Heights accept the CalWORKs Child Care subsidy?

Yes, many CDSS-licensed daycares in Rowland Heights accept California's CalWORKs Child Care childcare subsidy, which can reduce your childcare cost significantly depending on your income. Use CloverMap's CalWORKs Child Care filter to find accepting providers in Rowland Heights.

What is the average daycare cost in Rowland Heights, CA?

Daycare costs in Rowland Heights typically range from $700–$2,200/month depending on the child's age and care type. Infant care is the most expensive ($1,100–$2,200/month), while preschool-age care averages $700–$1,400/month. NAEYC-accredited centers run about 20% higher than average.

What should I look for when choosing a daycare in Rowland Heights?

Look for CDSS licensure (required in California), staff-to-child ratios, curriculum type (Montessori, play-based, faith-based), age group coverage, CalWORKs Child Care acceptance, and parent reviews. CloverMap lets you filter by all of these criteria for daycares in Rowland Heights.

Get spot opening alerts

We'll email you the moment a spot opens — no phone number needed.

Free · No spam · Unsubscribe any time

Get the bi-weekly family digest

New daycares, events, CAPS updates, and guides — delivered free every two weeks.

Own a daycare in Rowland Heights?

Claim your listing to manage your profile and reach more parents.

Menu
Share feedback

How's your experience so far? (optional)

Feedback goes directly to the CloverMap team. We read every one.