Licensed Full-Day Daycare in West Bloomfield, MI

Full-Day Daycare in West Bloomfield

As of August 2026

Parents comparing child care in West Bloomfield have 25 Michigan's Child Care Licensing Bureau (CCLB)-tracked providers to consider: 12 centers and 13 family child care homes. Reported licensed capacity across the roster reaches 2045 children, averaging 82 per site. JCC Child Development Center is one of the names on the list, drawn from a roster split 48 percent centers to 52 percent homes. CloverMap organizes all 25 into a single searchable directory for West Bloomfield families.

What to know about childcare in West Bloomfield

West Bloomfield's 25 CCLB-tracked providers break down as 12 centers and 13 family child care homes, a 48/52 split between the two settings. That distinction matters for families choosing between them: centers generally serve a larger group of children with multiple staff on-site, while a home-based provider like the ones on this list works with a smaller group inside a residence, often with more day-to-day flexibility. JCC Child Development Center operates in West Bloomfield as part of this roster. Michigan's Child Care Licensing Bureau applies the same licensing framework to both, so the two categories sit together in the data rather than under separate rules.

Licensed capacity across West Bloomfield's 25 providers adds up to 2045 children, or 82 per site on average. That average sits where you'd expect for a city with this particular center-to-home balance — 48 percent centers to 52 percent homes — since centers tend to carry more licensed slots per site than a home-based provider does. As with the provider count itself, this figure is a snapshot: capacity changes as providers register, renew, expand, or close, so it should be read as a point-in-time total rather than a fixed number.

All 25 providers on West Bloomfield's roster are tracked through Michigan's Child Care Licensing Bureau (CCLB), the state agency responsible for licensing child care centers and family child care homes across Michigan. A CCLB listing means a provider has gone through the state's process for legally operating a child care business, whether that's a center or a home. It doesn't describe curriculum, daily routine, meals, or staff turnover — those are questions families need to ask providers directly. Licensing establishes a baseline for operating legally in the state; it isn't a substitute for the due diligence a family does when narrowing down a specific provider.

West Bloomfield's 48/52 center-to-home split is close enough that neither setting dominates the search — families comparing the 12 centers against the 13 family child care homes on the roster are choosing between two genuinely comparable-sized groups rather than a majority option and an afterthought. That balance is itself useful context before starting a search in West Bloomfield.

Searching West Bloomfield's child care options one at a time is harder than it needs to be when the full 25-provider roster — 12 centers and 13 homes — is available in one place. CloverMap pulls this CCLB-sourced list together so families can compare providers side by side instead of piecing together results from scattered sources. As always, a listing here reflects licensing status, not current availability, so a direct call or visit is still the way to confirm openings before enrolling.