Licensed Full-Day Daycare in Woodland Hills, CA

Full-Day Daycare in Woodland Hills

As of August 2026

Woodland Hills counts 55 licensed providers -- 31 centers and 24 family child care homes, a 56/44 mix leaning modestly toward centers. Licensed capacity totals 2,753 slots, averaging 50 per provider. Infant and toddler coverage each reach 56% of providers, preschool coverage sits at 76%, and school-age coverage at 51%. The roster is overseen by California's Community Care Licensing Division. CloverMap's verified listings let families compare Woodland Hills providers side by side.

What to know about childcare in Woodland Hills

Woodland Hills' 55 providers split 31 centers to 24 family child care homes, a 56% to 44% mix -- close enough to even that both formats are well represented, with centers holding only a modest edge. Parents here should expect a genuine choice between a larger, staff-based center and a smaller, home-based program rather than one format crowding out the other.

Combined licensed capacity across Woodland Hills' 55 providers totals 2,753 children, averaging about 50 slots per provider -- one of the higher averages in this batch, suggesting that even with a near-even center-to-home split, the centers on this roster tend to run fairly large.

Age coverage in Woodland Hills is led by preschool at 42 providers, or 76% of the roster. Infant and toddler care are each reported by 31 providers, 56%, and school-age care by 28 providers, or 51%. That's a relatively strong showing across every age band, meaning families searching for care at any stage from infancy through school age should find a reasonably comparable number of options rather than a roster concentrated narrowly on one age group.

Woodland Hills' providers are licensed through California's Community Care Licensing Division (CCLD), a unit of the California Department of Social Services. CCLD sets the same baseline requirements for staffing, safety, and facility conditions for both centers and family child care homes, and continues to monitor every provider for as long as it holds a license.

With centers and homes close to evenly split in Woodland Hills, parents can weigh format primarily by preference -- classroom-style structure versus a smaller home setting -- rather than by which option is more plentiful. ALL ABOUT KIDS SCHOOL/INC. PRESCHOOL is one named provider on the roster; CloverMap's listings make it straightforward to compare all 55 Woodland Hills providers by type and age groups served.

Woodland Hills' 50-slot average capacity, paired with strong coverage across every age band, points to a roster of generally well-established, larger-scale providers rather than a market dominated by very small operations -- a distinction worth factoring in for families with a strong preference for a smaller-group setting. For families comparing Woodland Hills to nearby Los Angeles-area cities in this batch, the standout figures are its 76% preschool coverage and its 50-slot average capacity together -- a combination that points to a roster of comparatively well-resourced, established programs across 55 providers rather than a market defined mainly by very small or very new operations.