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Child care in Queens County, New York

Everything Childcare Alerts tracks for Queens County, synthesized from public records — 10.9% of New York's licensed providers are here. Figures describe the public data; they aren't a rating.

2,153
licensed providers
116,281
licensed seats
78
cities/towns
78%
seats vs. children under 6

Queens County has about 116,281 licensed seats for roughly 148,291 children under six — a licensed-capacity ratio of 78% (a rough access measure, not a wait-list figure).

Who runs child care here

2 of the county's providers are private-equity-owned chains. Biggest chains: Kiddie Academy (4) · Bright Horizons (2) · The Learning Experience (2, PE)

What violations get cited

Most-cited themes in Queens County's public inspection records.

Fire & emergency safety201
Physical space & equipment190
Staff training & qualifications152
Lead, water & environment106
Health services & records104
Background checks80

What do these mean? →

By city

New York (560) · Jamaica (193) · Flushing (138) · Queens (78) · Far Rockaway (77) · East Elmhurst (75) · Corona (67) · Astoria (57) · Richmond Hill (52) · Woodhaven (50) · Ridgewood (50) · Ozone Park (49)

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