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Buffalo, NY 14209 · address shared with families
Full-time infant care at a center costs a median of $289 a week in Erie County (2022). Each listing shows the ages its state record gives; ask each daycare the youngest age it takes.
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Buffalo, NY 14209 · address shared with families
1300 Elmwood Avenue Campus West C - Wing, Buffalo, NY
1553 Harlem Road, Buffalo, NY
4534 Clinton Street, Buffalo, NY
1827 Niagara Street, Buffalo, NY
3190 Niagara Falls Blvd, Buffalo, NY
Buffalo, NY 14204 · address shared with families
Buffalo, NY 14216 · address shared with families
2422 Delaware Ave, Buffalo, NY
2056 Genesee Street, Buffalo, NY
500 Kenmore Ave., Buffalo, NY
285 Southside Parkway, Buffalo, NY
Buffalo, NY 14208 · address shared with families
724 Delaware Avenue, Buffalo, NY
107 Verplanck Street, Buffalo, NY
239 Lombard Street, Buffalo, NY
121 Ellicott Street, Buffalo, NY
1478 Abbott, Buffalo, NY
104 Maryland Street Belle Center Day Care Program, Buffalo, NY
787 Delaware Avenue, Buffalo, NY
1365 Hertel Avenue, Buffalo, NY
300 Wendel Ave, Buffalo, NY
1014 Abbott Road, Buffalo, NY
2680 Main Street, Buffalo, NY
1166 Jefferson Ave, Buffalo, NY
150 East North Street, Buffalo, NY
902 Tonawanda Street, Buffalo, NY
1000 Main St., Buffalo, NY
Infant care
Before you enroll
Infant spots fill first. Ask how long the wait is and whether you can join before your baby is born.
Ask how many infants one caregiver looks after and whether the same caregiver is there each day.
Ask where babies nap. Any sleep rule cited by New York is on the listing's state record.
Ask how bottles and breast milk are handled, and how you hear about feeds, naps and diapers.
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Questions
48 Buffalo daycares take infants, by the New York record or their own description. A daycare without this tag may still take infants, so ask.
Full-time infant care in Erie County has a median of $289 a week at a center and $200 at a home daycare (U.S. Department of Labor, 2022). Prices have risen since that survey, so ask each daycare for its current infant rate.
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.
The New York license list we load does not give a starting age, so ask each daycare the youngest age it takes.
Yes. 4 of the Buffalo daycares on this list are home daycares. Each listing shows the ages on its New York record.
Yes. Each shows its New York visits and what the state cited, in the state's words where the state publishes them.