About Susy's Family Childcare in Bermuda Dunes, California

Each day at Susy's follows a calm, predictable routine that children quickly love. They arrive in the morning and share breakfast together. The day moves through bilingual learning activities in English and Spanish, outdoor play with full desert heat safety in place, a healthy home-cooked lunch eaten together as a group, naptime, and warm afternoon activities before pickup at 4:00 p.m.

A predictable daily routine gives children a deep sense of safety. It teaches them that the world is reliable, that adults keep promises, and that learning can be calm and joyful at the same time

Yes. We serve fresh, home cooked meals and snacks every single day. No processed food. No fast food shortcuts. Children eat real food together around a table in a family-style setting exactly like being at home with people who care about them. And potty training is NOT required for enrollment.

Desert summer heat is serious, and we treat it seriously. We use shaded outdoor spaces, planned water and hydration breaks, adjusted outdoor timing during peak heat hours, sun protection for every child, and CPR-certified supervision at all times. Your child's outdoor safety is never left to chance — not even on the hottest August afternoon in Bermuda Dunes.

A home daycare like Susy's gives your child far more personal attention than a large center can offer. Small group sizes and low child-to-caregiver ratios mean your child is not one of 30 kids rotating through a room with staff they barely know. Your child is part of a small, caring family where every adult knows their name, their personality, their favorites, and exactly what they need on that specific day.

Absolutely not. Susy's Family Childcare follows a structured early education curriculum aligned with California's Early Learning Foundations. Miss Susy holds a B.A. in Early Childhood Education. We teach literacy skills, early math, social emotional learning, and bilingual language development and we track every child's progress. This is real early education. It just happens to take place in a warm, loving home instead of an institutional building