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Licensed Full-Day Daycare in Richmond Hill, NY

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Full-Day Daycare in Richmond Hill

As of August 2026

Richmond Hill's 50 licensed child care providers report a combined capacity of 2,480 children, an average of 50 per site, among the larger averages in this batch of Queens-area cities. Every provider operates as a center, and New York State Office of Children and Family Services records show no family child care homes here. School-age programming accounts for 49 of the 50 providers, making it by far the dominant category in this city's roster. 4 providers hold a QUALITYstarsNY rating. CloverMap lets Richmond Hill families browse this full, verified list of providers.

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

What to know about childcare in Richmond Hill

Richmond Hill's licensing roster, drawn from New York State Office of Children and Family Services records, lists 50 child care providers, all classified as centers. No family child care homes appear in the data, so families searching Richmond Hill will find facility-based programs across the board -- multiple staff, dedicated classroom space, structured hours -- rather than smaller in-home settings. That distinction shapes what a visit or tour typically looks like, since a center visit usually means meeting several staff members across separate rooms, while a home-based visit centers on a single caregiver and a single space.

Combined, Richmond Hill's 50 providers report a licensed capacity of 2,480 children, an average of 50 per site -- one of the higher averages recorded among the cities in this cohort. That scale suggests Richmond Hill's centers tend to run larger, potentially operating multiple classrooms or serving several age groups under one roof. That capacity figure is also generally split across multiple classrooms organized by age, meaning the number of children in any one group is smaller than the site-wide total might suggest.

Richmond Hill's age-group data is concentrated almost entirely at the school-age level, with 49 of the 50 providers recorded serving school-age children. The dataset does not show meaningful infant, toddler, or preschool coverage for this city, which means a parent searching specifically for care for a younger child may need to look beyond Richmond Hill's immediate roster.

Every Richmond Hill provider is licensed through the New York State Office of Children and Family Services, which sets minimum standards for staffing ratios, group sizes, and facility conditions before any provider can legally operate. 4 Richmond Hill providers additionally hold a QUALITYstarsNY rating, the state's voluntary quality-rating and improvement system.

A Richmond Hill parent searching for before- or after-school programming will find one of the deepest and largest-scale rosters in this batch, with providers like Chichi's Day Care operating among fellow centers averaging 50 children in licensed capacity. Families seeking infant or toddler placement, by contrast, will want to broaden their search past Richmond Hill, since this roster's age coverage is concentrated almost entirely on school-age children.

Because 50 is a count of authorized providers rather than a real-time availability figure, a Richmond Hill parent's practical next step is usually a direct call or visit to a shortlist of centers to confirm open seats, hours, and how a program structures its age groups before enrolling. Comparing capacity alongside the age-group mix already outlined here can help narrow that shortlist before making contact.

Parents also ask

How many licensed child care providers are in Richmond Hill?

the New York Office of Children and Family Services licensing data lists 50 licensed child care programs in Richmond Hill, predominantly center-based. CloverMap keeps the full roster searchable by provider type and ages served.

Are any child care providers in Richmond Hill quality-rated?

4 of Richmond Hill's providers carry a QUALITYstarsNY rating, the state's quality rating and improvement system. Participation is voluntary in many cases, so an unrated provider is not necessarily lower quality.

How can I verify a daycare's license in Richmond Hill?

Start with the provider's CloverMap profile, which reflects the official licensing roster for Richmond Hill, and verify anything time-sensitive — like current status — with the licensing authority.

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Frequently Asked Questions

How many licensed daycares are in Richmond Hill, NY?

CloverMap lists many OCFS-licensed daycare providers in Richmond Hill, New York. All listings have been verified against the New York OCFS licensing database.

Do daycares in Richmond Hill accept the CCAP subsidy?

Yes, many OCFS-licensed daycares in Richmond Hill accept New York's CCAP childcare subsidy, which can reduce your childcare cost significantly depending on your income. Use CloverMap's CCAP filter to find accepting providers in Richmond Hill.

What is the average daycare cost in Richmond Hill, NY?

Daycare costs in Richmond Hill 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 Richmond Hill?

Look for OCFS licensure (required in New York), staff-to-child ratios, curriculum type (Montessori, play-based, faith-based), age group coverage, CCAP acceptance, and parent reviews. CloverMap lets you filter by all of these criteria for daycares in Richmond Hill.

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