Child Care Centers, Family Child Care & Preschools in Missouri
Missouri is home to 0 state-licensed care providers spanning 105 counties and 169 cities. Among rated providers, the average overall quality rating is not available.
| Care type | Providers | |
|---|---|---|
| Child Care Centers | 0 | — |
| Family Child Care Homes | 0 | — |
| Group Child Care Homes | 0 | — |
| Preschools | 0 | — |
| Head Start Programs | 280 | View in Missouri |
| School-Age Programs | 0 | — |
| Child Care Providers | 0 | — |
Cities in Missouri
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Counties in Missouri
- Adair County (6)
- Andrew County (2)
- Atchison County (1)
- Audrain County (4)
- Barry County (3)
- Barton County (2)
- Bates County (1)
- Benton County (1)
- Bollinger County (1)
- Boone County (3)
- Buchanan County (4)
- Butler County (4)
- Callaway County (1)
- Camden County (1)
- Cape Girardeau County (1)
- Carroll County (2)
- Carter County (2)
- Cass County (1)
- Cedar County (3)
- Chariton County (2)
- Christian County (1)
- Clark County (1)
- Clay County (2)
- Clinton County (1)
- Cole County (1)
- Cooper County (1)
- Crawford County (2)
- Dallas County (1)
- Dekalb County (1)
- Dent County (1)
- Douglas County (1)
- Dunklin County (5)
- Gasconade County (1)
- Gentry County (2)
- Greene County (9)
- Grundy County (1)
- Harrison County (1)
- Henry County (1)
- Hickory County (1)
- Holt County (2)
- Howard County (2)
- Howell County (3)
- Iron County (1)
- Jackson County (24)
- Jasper County (11)
- Johnson County (2)
- Knox County (1)
- Laclede County (1)
- Lafayette County (6)
- Lawrence County (1)
- Lincoln County (1)
- Linn County (1)
- Livingston County (1)
- Macon County (4)
- Madison County (1)
- Maries County (1)
- Marion County (4)
- Mcdonald County (6)
- Miller County (2)
- Mississippi County (1)
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Choosing care in Missouri
A practical first step is to check licensing status and inspection history, since that is the backbone of what is publicly known about a program. Then look at the things licensing does not measure - group sizes, caregiver consistency, and how the daily rhythm actually feels to your family.
Where you can, visit each option in Missouri, watch how caregivers interact with children, ask how daily updates and pickups are handled, and get costs and schedules confirmed in writing. Steady, engaged caregivers count for as much as any published record.
Frequently asked questions
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Data sources
Data source: ChildCare.gov state licensing resources, the state licensing agency data, and Head Start Service Locations (HHS/ACF). Data as of 2026-10-07. This page is informational and is not professional advice.
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