Infant & Baby Daycare in Brooklyn, NY
Most daycares in Brooklyn that take infants accept babies from 6 weeks or younger, by the ages on their state record.
- daycares that take infants in Brooklyn
- 306
- daycare centers
- 267
- in-home daycares
- 39
All daycares that take infants in Brooklyn
Showing 1 to 30 of 306
Amazing Explorers Williamsburg
4.1· 13 reviews123 Hope Street, Brooklyn, NY
From birthInfants to preschoolPre-KBam Bam's Playhouse Infant/Toddler
3.7· 11 reviews714 Banner Avenue, Brooklyn, NY
From birthInfants to toddlersBay Ridge Ave. Child Care Center (I/T)
1206 Bay Ridge Avenue, Brooklyn, NY
From birthInfants to toddlersBaybee Lounge Daycare
4.8· 22 reviews2802-2808 Fulton Street, Brooklyn, NY
From birthInfants to toddlersAccepts subsidyBeyond Basic Learning on the Green
3.9· 32 reviews163 Washington Avenue, Brooklyn, NY
From birthInfants to toddlersBrooklyn Kids Academy
4.6· 19 reviews250 Utica Avenue, Brooklyn, NY
From birthInfants to toddlersMeals providedBumbleBeesRus
5.0· 11 reviews823 Classon Avenue, Brooklyn, NY
From birthInfants to toddlersAccepts subsidyChai Tots Preschool of Prospect Heights ( I/T)
5.0· 4 reviews852 Classon Avenue, Brooklyn, NY
From birthInfants to toddlersCheeryos Daycare
5.0· 2 reviews600 Crown Street, Brooklyn, NY
From birthInfants to preschoolAccepts subsidy
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Infant care
Infant care in Brooklyn: ages, costs and safe-sleep inspections
- the most common youngest age on the state record in Brooklyn
- From birth
- Of the 118 daycares here whose state record gives a starting age, 118 take babies from 6 weeks or younger and 118 from birth.
- Infant tuition posted on daycare websites in New York, per week (2026)
- $402
- The median of 42 daycares that post a full-time rate; half post between $347 and $489. Posted rates run above the 2022 survey: they are newer, and mostly from centers.
- of visited New York infant programs had a safe-sleep rule cited since October 2023
- 22%
- 305 of the 1,403 New York daycares that take infants and had a state visit. A citation means the inspector found a sleep rule not met on that visit, for example how or where babies nap. Each listing shows its own visits.
Before you enroll
Choosing infant care in Brooklyn
- 1
Ask about the waitlist
Infant spots fill first. Ask how long the wait is and whether you can join before your baby is born.
- 2
How many babies each caregiver has
Ask how many infants one caregiver looks after and whether the same caregiver is there each day.
- 3
Safe sleep
Ask where babies nap. Any sleep rule cited by New York is on the listing's state record.
- 4
Feeding and the daily log
Ask how bottles and breast milk are handled, and how you hear about feeds, naps and diapers.
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Questions
Questions
How many Brooklyn daycares take infants?
306 Brooklyn daycares take infants, by the New York record or their own description. A daycare without this tag may still take infants, so ask.
What does a safe-sleep citation mean?
It means a state inspector found a sleep rule not met on a visit, for example a baby put down on their side, a crib with blankets or toys, or babies left without a check. Since October 2023, 22% of visited New York infant programs had one cited. Open a listing to read its visits, and ask the daycare what it changed.
How young a baby do daycares in Brooklyn take?
From birth or age 0 on the state record: all 118 daycares in Brooklyn whose record gives a starting age list it that way. A daycare's own minimum can be older than its license allows, so ask.
Is there newborn daycare in Brooklyn?
Yes. 118 daycares in Brooklyn list ages starting at birth or age 0 on the state record. Ask each one the youngest age it takes now and whether it has an infant opening.
Are home daycares an option for infants?
Yes. 39 of the Brooklyn daycares on this list are home daycares. Each listing shows the ages on its New York record.
Can I see an infant daycare's inspections?
Yes. Each shows its New York visits and what the state cited, in the state's words where the state publishes them.