Family Child Care Homes in Montana

Montana is home to 194 licensed family child care homes. No quality rating is published for these listings; confirm licensing, hours, ages served, and costs directly with the provider. Browse by city below to find local listings.

Cities with family child care homes in Montana

Billings, MT 135 providers Missoula, MT 102 providers Butte, MT 47 providers Helena, MT 66 providers Kalispell, MT 40 providers Great Falls, MT 69 providers Polson, MT 11 providers Bozeman, MT 55 providers Malta, MT 8 providers Havre, MT 22 providers Laurel, MT 7 providers Belgrade, MT 19 providers Cut Bank, MT 4 providers Libby, MT 8 providers Fairfield, MT 4 providers Frenchtown, MT 6 providers Miles City, MT 15 providers White Sulphur Springs, MT 3 providers Anaconda, MT 10 providers Glasgow, MT 6 providers Lolo, MT 6 providers Plains, MT 2 providers Sidney, MT 6 providers Stevensville, MT 6 providers Big Sandy, MT 1 providers Circle, MT 2 providers Clinton, MT 2 providers Columbia Falls, MT 8 providers Conner, MT 1 providers Conrad, MT 4 providers Culbertson, MT 1 providers Dillon, MT 9 providers Ekalaka, MT 1 providers Glendive, MT 8 providers Grass Range, MT 1 providers Joliet, MT 2 providers Lewistown, MT 5 providers Livingston, MT 5 providers Manhattan, MT 2 providers Plentywood, MT 3 providers Roberts, MT 1 providers Roy, MT 1 providers Seeley Lake, MT 1 providers Shepherd, MT 5 providers Superior, MT 3 providers Thompson Falls, MT 2 providers Troy, MT 2 providers Valier, MT 1 providers Victor, MT 2 providers Westby, MT 1 providers

About family child care homes in Montana

Family child care homes are licensed programs run by a caregiver in their own home, usually for a small group of children. State licensing rules cover the number of children allowed, background checks, safety requirements, and training hours, and these settings often care for mixed ages together.

Frequently asked questions

How many family child care homes does Montana have?

This directory covers 194 licensed family child care homes in Montana, spread across 50 cities and counties, drawn from state child care licensing registries.

What is the best way to compare family child care homes in Montana?

When comparing family child care homes, ask how many children are in care, which ages are served, how the day is organized, and what happens when the provider is sick or on vacation. Check the licensing record and ask for references. Open the city listings above to reach individual profiles.

Data sources

Sources: State child care licensing registries (9 states), US Child Care Providers (Ryan Koch). Data as of 2026-10-07.

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