Responsive relationships
Small groups mean a provider can notice the quiet child, follow a sudden interest in worms, and know exactly how each child likes to be comforted.
Nurturing the whole child
Children’s Kingdom is a licensed home child care agency rooted in Christian faith and Ontario’s early years pedagogy. Here is who we are, what we believe, and who you will meet.
About Children’s Kingdom
Care that looks like family, backed by a licensed agency
We are not a centre with classrooms. We are an agency that recruits, screens, trains and supervises home child care providers — then places children with them and stays closely involved.
That gives families the warmth and continuity of a home, and the accountability of a licensed organisation: documented screening, monthly visits from a Registered Early Childhood Educator, quarterly safety reviews and a full record of every requirement under Ontario’s Child Care and Early Years Act, 2014.
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Provider and children at a kitchen table
Provider and children at a kitchen table
Our philosophy
What we believe about children
As a Christian program, we seek to provide an environment grounded in Christian values such as love, kindness, compassion, respect, honesty, forgiveness and service to others. These values show up in how we speak to children, to families, to educators and to the wider community — while respecting and valuing the diverse backgrounds, cultures, beliefs and experiences of every family who joins us.
We recognise parents and families as important partners in children’s learning and development. We encourage families to take part in activities, share their experiences and perspectives, and help shape a welcoming and supportive learning community.
Through responsive relationships, intentional programming and daily opportunities for play, exploration, creativity and social interaction, our goal is to support each child’s overall well-being and development — and to grow a lifelong love of learning.
- Love
- Kindness
- Compassion
- Respect
- Honesty
- Forgiveness
- Service to others
Intentional programming
Play is planned, observed and documented. Providers record what children do and use it to decide what to offer next — not the other way round.
Families as partners
An open-door policy is only real if you use it. Come early, stay late, join the walk to the library, tell us about the holiday your family keeps.
Our statement on inclusion
Everyone has something to teach a child
Children’s Kingdom recognises the value of intergenerational learning and inclusive community participation.
We welcome seniors and persons with disabilities as staff members, volunteers and community partners, in roles designed to be meaningful, accessible and aligned with individual strengths, abilities and comfort levels.
All participation is guided by safety, dignity, respect and compliance with the Child Care and Early Years Act.
Our childcare team
The people behind the crest
Every person listed here holds a current vulnerable sector check, standard first aid with infant and child CPR, and an up-to-date medical.
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[Full name]
Agency Supervisor, RECE
[One or two sentences: years in the sector, what she is known for, why she started the agency.]
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[Full name]
Home Visitor, RECE
[One or two sentences about their background and the neighbourhoods they support.]
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[Full name]
Home Visitor, RECE
[One or two sentences about their background and the neighbourhoods they support.]
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[Full name]
Family & Enrolment Coordinator
[One or two sentences — usually the first voice a new family hears.]
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Safety and compliance
What we check, and how often
Before a home opens
Vulnerable sector check, offence declaration, initial medical, TD booster, home safety inspection, first aid and CPR, insurance, and a full policy review with the provider and every adult in the household.
Every month
An unannounced or scheduled home visit by an RECE home visitor: attendance, sleep and outdoor records, food and allergies, medication, materials, and time with the children.
Every quarter and year
A quarterly site safety review of the whole home and yard, plus annual medicals, renewed offence declarations and refreshed screening for every household member aged 18 and over.
Questions we have not answered yet?
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