early childhood care and education

Cape Cod Children's Place offers MA licensed childcare and early education programs for Infants 1 month - 15 months, Toddlers 15 months-2.9 years and Preschool 2.9-5 years. Year-round, full day programs are available, including separate summer enrollment. Call for availability.

Sea-Babies:                
Cape Cod Children's Place Sea-Babies program offers MA licensed infant/toddler childcare. A team of caring and qualified teachers support a nurturing, safe and age-approprate, challenging environment, where Infants and young Toddlers learn through exploration and play.  The Program is year-round, full-day; located at the Wellfleet Council on Aging.  This program is sponsored in part by Seamen's Bank.  Call 508-240-3310 or 508-349-3052 for enrollment information.

Infant, Toddler & Preschool Programs:        
Cape Cod Children's Place provides a safe and nurturing environment for children and promotes their physical, social, emotional and cognitive development.  The programs recognize the developmental needs of this varied age group.  Activities will be provided to meet the needs of each age group.  We offer an environment that embraces differences of all kinds and reflects our multicultural world.
CCCP asks parents to become involved in our classroom; parents are also invited to apply to serve on the Board of Directors. 
Applications for Cape Cod Children's Place Infant, Toddler and Preschool Programs are available.  Contact us for a registration form, or to visit the programs.
The Programs at CCCP's Eastham site are accredited by: 
National Accreditation for the Education of Young Children.     

Community Garden News     

Thanks to the rain we have been having, Nature has done much of the watering for us!!! 

Our Garden in Growing!

Maintenance:  Maintaining a garden is a lobor of love and requires a commitment in terms of time and energy.  Again, children will be assisting with watering and weeding during their school day, but we are also seeking committed family volunteers for weekend garden care.

Harvesting:  The benefit of a community garden is that we will be able to share the proceeds!  If you are able to help us during any phase of our community garden project -- whether it's an hour of your time or a bag of soil, you are welcome to share the flowers, herbs, fruit, and vegetables that we grow!

If you can help in ANY way, please connect with your classroom teachers, or other CCCP Staff member.  We would like to involve as many Cape Cod Children's Place families in this process as possible!!