Little ones and bigger ones
We take children from about 12 months up to school age, in small groups so nobody gets lost in the shuffle. [Confirm the exact age range you accept.]
Oshawa · licensed home daycare · Persian families
Persia Daycare is a licensed daycare in Oshawa for Persian kids — a handful of children, one steady adult, Farsi and English through the day, and food cooked in the kitchen here. Not a facility. A home that happens to be licensed.
Children do best when they know what comes next. This is the shape of every day here — the same rhythm, with room for a slow morning or a long afternoon in the yard.
We take children from about 12 months up to school age, in small groups so nobody gets lost in the shuffle. [Confirm the exact age range you accept.]
We speak Farsi through the day — songs, stories, meals, the little phrases that make a home feel like home — and English alongside it, so children walk into kindergarten comfortable in both.
Breakfast, lunch and two snacks are made here. Persian food the children actually eat, plus the familiar kid things. We ask about allergies before the first day and keep a list on the wall. [Note any dietary rules you follow.]
The same person greets your child every morning and hands them back every evening. Small numbers mean we notice when someone is quiet, or tired, or about to have a big feeling.
We're in Oshawa. [Add your street and neighbourhood here — families search by area, so this matters.]
[Mon–Fri hours, e.g. 7:30am – 5:30pm]. Tell us your work schedule and we'll tell you honestly whether it fits.
[Your daily or monthly rate]. We'll walk you through it on the phone — no surprises, no registration fee games.
[Licence details and your registration number]. Ask to see the paperwork when you visit; you should always be able to.
Send the form below or call. We'll set up a visit so you and your child can see the space, meet us, and ask everything. Spots are offered after that visit.
The best way to decide is to stand in the room. Send a note and we'll set up a visit — bring your child, look around, ask anything. We'll tell you honestly whether we have a spot and when it opens.