Babies
6 weeks to 12 months
Group size: 6
A cot of their own and a soft corner on the floor.
- Full day6:30 am–5:30 pm · 5 days a weekOffered
- Part day6:30 am–12:30 pm · 5 days a weekWaitlist
Home child care in Weslaco
Story time at home in Weslaco
Wendolyn Vilchis cares for up to 6 children, ages 6 weeks to 5 years, with 1 adult, in her own registered home. English and Spanish, every day.
Three things families ask first
Registered, in two languages
We are a registered child-care home in Texas. The registration line is at the bottom of every page, in English and in Spanish, with the agency it comes from.
Write to us on WhatsApp
Message us in English or in Spanish. Wendolyn answers when the group is resting or after pickup.
Open WhatsAppA sibling can come after school
When a child is enrolled here, an older brother or sister can come after school if there is room in the home. Ask when you tour.
Registration and group size
What you can check before you visit
Registered means our home is on the state's list of child-care homes and follows its rules for a home. Ask us how to look us up.
License
Registered with HHSC Child Care Regulation
Registered child-care home · TX Registration # 000000Verify
Group size
Up to 6 children
with 1 adult
Ages 6 weeks to 5 years
Staff checks and training
- Background checks
- CPR and first aid
- Safe sleep training
- Mandated reporter training
- Food handler training
Safety routines
Drop-off and pickup
Each child is handed over in person, at the door. We ask for ID from anyone we don't know.
Allergies
Tell us about any allergy at the tour. Once you enroll, we ask again in private.
Naps
Babies sleep on their backs, in their own cot, with nothing else in the cot.
Clean hands
We wash hands when children arrive, before they eat and after the yard.
Ask us about child care assistance
Sample details.
Programs
One mixed-age group, three ages, the schedule that fits
The children share the house. Choose the schedule by your child's age.
Toddlers
1 to 3 years
Group size: 6Floor play, stories and songs in English and Spanish.
- Full day6:30 am–5:30 pm · 5 days a weekOffered
- Part day6:30 am–12:30 pm · 5 days a weekOffered
- A few daysThe days we agree on · 2 or 3 days a weekOffered
Preschoolers
3 to 5 years
Group size: 6The long kitchen table, play dough and paint.
- Full day6:30 am–5:30 pm · 5 days a weekOffered
- Part day6:30 am–12:30 pm · 5 days a weekOffered
- A few daysThe days we agree on · 2 or 3 days a weekFull
Fees and what each is for
- Registration
- Holds a place on the roll and covers the enrollment file.
- Holding a place
- Keeps a place until the first day and goes toward the first month.
- Supplies
- Paper, paint and the things that get used up.
Wendolyn gives you the figures in writing at the tour.
Sample programs.
Who cares for your child
Meet the two women of the house
Both speak Spanish, and Wendolyn speaks English with families.
Wendolyn Vilchis
Owner and caregiver
Wendolyn cares for the children in her own home and cooks lunch every day. She talks with families in English and in Spanish.
Anastacia Arambula
Backup caregiver
Anastacia is Wendolyn's mother. She cares for the group on the days Wendolyn is ill or has an appointment, mostly in Spanish.
Parents
What parents say
“It's a house, not a classroom, and my son treats it like one. Wendolyn answers my messages in English or Spanish, whichever I write in.”
Amaris R.Parent of a two-year-old
“I know who is in the house every day and who covers when Wendolyn is out. That is what I wanted to hear at the tour.”
Yeni G.Parent of a one-year-old
“Pickup is at the door, in person. We hear how the afternoon went before we get to the car.”
Mike S.Parent of a three-year-old
Sample reviews.
The house, from the front door to the yard
Sample photos.
How to enroll
- 01
Step 1: Get in touch
Call, text, write on WhatsApp or use the form. Wendolyn answers in the evening, in English or in Spanish.
- 02
Step 2: Book a tour
Come see the home with your child; it takes about half an hour. It is the time to ask anything, including about tuition.
- 03
Step 3: Join the waitlist
If the home is full, we put your family on the waitlist. When a place opens, Wendolyn calls the family that has waited longest first.
- 04
Step 4: Register
Wendolyn gives you the enrollment forms and you fill them in private: your child's details, health and the people allowed to pick up go there.
- 05
Step 5: The first day
Bring a change of clothes and what your child sleeps with. Wendolyn asks you to stay a little while so goodbyes can be calm.
Questions families ask
How many children are here at once?
Up to 6 children, ages 6 weeks to 5 years, with 1 adult.
What does registered mean?
It means our home is on the state's list of child-care homes and follows its rules for a home. The registration line is at the bottom of every page, with the agency it comes from.
How does tuition work?
It depends on your child's age, the schedule and the days a week. We explain it step by step, and the figures are in writing at the tour.
What happens when Wendolyn is ill?
Her mother, Anastacia, cares for the group, and we text every family that morning.
How do I join the waitlist?
Tell us at the tour, by message or on the form. When a place opens, Wendolyn calls the family that has waited longest first.
What ages do you take?
Babies from 6 weeks through preschoolers up to 5 years, together in one group in the home. An older brother or sister of an enrolled child can come after school when there is room.
Would you like to see the home?
Come for a tour with your child, or message us on WhatsApp and Wendolyn will answer at the end of the day.