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Daycare and child care in Whitehouse, Texas

6 licensed child care providers in Whitehouse: 4 daycare centers and 2 home daycares. Compare ages, hours, meals and locations, then open any provider to review its licensing record and inspection history.

5 take infants4 provide meals0 open past 6:30 PM4 accept childcare assistanceas of Aug 16, 2026

Daycare near you in Whitehouse

Looking for daycare near you in Whitehouse? Every one of the 6 licensed child care providers here comes from Texas HHSC records, so you can find infant care, preschools and home daycares close to home and compare them on what matters. Use your location to sort the whole list by distance and see how far each one is, then open the closest to read its licensing and inspection record before you visit. Your location stays in your browser and is never sent to us.

Daycares in Whitehouse 6 providers

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Where they are

Roxan Estrada · capacity 3Miss Kathys · capacity 12Mamas House · capacity 100The Rec · capacity 121New Generation Learning Center · capacity 195
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Childcare in Whitehouse by the numbers

Computed from the state’s list as of Aug 16, 2026. Counts change as permits open and close.

Licensed spots at providers that take each age

Infants (5 providers)
363
Toddlers (4 providers)
360
Preschool (5 providers)
363
School age (5 providers)
481
All ages, 6 providers
484

Hours that fit a working day

Open by 6:30 AM
3
Open past 6:30 PM
0
Open on weekends
0
Provide meals
4
Home-based providers
33%

Schedules beyond 9 to 5

New and long-standing

Newly licensed in the last 12 months
1
Median licensed capacity
100

Longest licensed: Mamas House (1997), Miss Kathys (1999), Reach High Early Learning Center (2017).

Largest: New Generation Learning Center (195), The Rec (121), Mamas House (100).

Daycare in Whitehouse by ZIP code

1 ZIP codes have licensed childcare, most providers first. Pick one to narrow the list.

Popular searches in Whitehouse

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Nearby cities

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Before you visit

Research: what inspectors cite most in Whitehouse

Across the cited standards on record for Whitehouse providers, as of Aug 16, 2026. Risk levels are the state’s. Details are on each provider’s page under Inspection history.

  1. 745.641AP Background check results - Must receive notification prior to allowing subject to be present at your operation
    3
  2. 747.2104(a)(1)Written Activity Plan - Outdoor Play Opportunities
    2
  3. 747.501(8)Written Operational Policies - Promotion of Physical Activity
    2
  4. 747.1801Child/Caregiver Ratio - Licensed Child Care Home
    2
  5. 746.1301(5)(A)Training Requirements for Employees and Caregivers - 24 Annual Training
    2

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Childcare in Whitehouse: common questions

How many daycares are there in Whitehouse?
As of August 16, 2026, 6 childcare providers held a permit in Whitehouse: 4 licensed centers and 2 home-based providers, with 484 licensed spots between them. Permits open and close every week, so treat this as a snapshot of the state’s list on that date rather than a live count.
Which Whitehouse daycares take infants?
As of August 16, 2026, 5 providers in Whitehouse were licensed for infants. Being licensed for infants is not the same as having an infant spot open, so call ahead. See infant care in Whitehouse. Our infant daycare checklist covers what to look for on a visit.
Which providers accept childcare assistance?
As of August 16, 2026, 4 providers in Whitehouse reported to the state that they accept childcare subsidies. See the list. Acceptance can change and can depend on the program, so confirm directly with the provider before you rely on it.
How many Whitehouse daycares have been inspected, and how do I read the results?
As of August 16, 2026, 5 of 6 providers in Whitehouse had at least one inspection on record with the state, and 0 had no standard cited on any visit. Each provider page lists its inspections and any standards cited, as the state recorded them. How to read a Texas inspection record.
What is the best daycare in Whitehouse?
The best daycare in Whitehouse is the one that fits your child and your family, and this site helps you find it. As of August 16, 2026, 6 providers held a permit in Whitehouse: 5 take infants, 3 open by 6:30 AM, 0 stay open past 6:30 PM and 4 accept child care assistance. Narrow the list to what you need, shortlist three, read each provider’s licence and inspection record, then visit. How to choose the best daycare for your child.
Which Whitehouse daycares are top rated?
Family ratings on this site come only from reviews written here by families, and a provider shows one once it has enough counted reviews. They are the reviewers’ opinions and never change the licensing record, which is shown the same way for every provider. Where a list has an order, the order is stated. How lists are ordered.
How much does daycare cost in Whitehouse?
Texas does not publish tuition, so a price appears on a provider page only when the provider has supplied one. What the state does publish for Whitehouse is which providers accept child care assistance (4 as of August 16, 2026), which offer part-time care (2) and which offer drop-in care (1). Prices depend mostly on the child’s age, the hours you need, and whether it is a center or a home. What shapes daycare prices in Texas · Help paying for daycare in Texas

Every provider shown held a permit with the State of Texas as of August 16, 2026. About the data and how this list is built.