Infant Care · Spokane, WA

Infant care in Spokane, on your baby’s schedule.

Ascend To The Heights is a licensed child care center with a dedicated infant room for newborns through 11 months. Safe-sleep trained caregivers, Washington’s 1:4 infant ratio, formula and baby food provided, and updates on your baby’s day.

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AGES 1 DAY–11 MONTHS

WASHINGTON 1:4 INFANT RATIO

EARLY ACHIEVERS LEVEL 4

OPEN 6 AM–6 PM, MON–FRI

WORKING CONNECTIONS ACCEPTED

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At a glance

Our Spokane Infant Care Program at a Glance

Everything Spokane parents usually ask about infant daycare, in one place. If you have a question that isn’t answered here, call us at (509) 327-3311.

Ages served	Newborns as young as 1 day old through 11 months. Around their first birthday, babies move up to our toddler room.
Infant ratio	We follow Washington’s infant staffing rule: at least 1 caregiver for every 4 infants, in groups of no more than 8.
Hours	Monday–Friday, 6:00 AM–6:00 PM
Tuition	Full-time from $1,450/month · Part-time from $1,350/month (billed monthly)
Financial help	Working Connections Child Care (DCYF subsidy), military child care assistance, and other assistance programs accepted
Licensing & quality	A licensed Spokane infant daycare, rated Early Achievers Level 4
Feeding	Formula and baby food provided · Breast milk welcome · USDA Child and Adult Care Food Program (CACFP) participant
Safe sleep	Cribs only, babies placed on their backs, sleep sacks welcome from birth, regular sleep checks
Location	116 W Indiana Ave, Spokane, WA 99205 (north of downtown, just off Division) (Get Directions)

Built around your baby

Infant Daycare that runs on your baby’s clock.

Babies don’t run on a classroom clock, and our infant room doesn’t either. In our infant daycare program, each baby eats when they’re hungry and sleeps when they’re tired. Caregivers learn your baby’s cues, routines and comfort habits, so the hours apart from you feel familiar instead of new.

Our infant room is just for babies, with its own cribs and floor space for play. Because Washington limits infant groups to 8 babies with at least 1 caregiver for every 4, your baby gets held, talked to and noticed throughout the day. That’s the heart of good infant child care in Spokane.

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Two young children playing with blocks at Ascend To The Heights child care in Spokane, WA

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Safety first

Safe infant sleep is the first thing we get right.

Every caregiver in our infant room is trained in safe sleep practices that reduce the risk of SIDS, along with CPR and First Aid.

Cribs Only

Every baby sleeps in their own crib with a firm mattress, a fitted sheet and no loose bedding, pillows or toys.

Back To Sleep

Babies are always placed on their backs to sleep. Sleep sacks are welcome from birth to keep your baby warm without blankets.

Naps On Demand

Babies nap whenever they’re tired, not on a set schedule, and caregivers do regular sleep checks as Washington requires.

Newborn baby feet held in a caregiver's hands, Ascend To The Heights infant care in Spokane

Feeding & nutrition

Bottles, Breast Milk, Formula and First Foods

Breast milk is welcome. Bring it frozen and labeled with your baby’s name. We keep it frozen and prepare bottles as your baby needs them.

Formula is provided. We supply infant formula, so you don’t have to pack it every day.

Baby food is provided. Once your baby starts solids, we provide age-appropriate baby food.

New foods start at home. We only offer a food after you’ve introduced it at home, so you’re the first to see how your baby reacts.

USDA food program. We participate in the USDA Child and Adult Care Food Program (CACFP), so infant meals follow federal nutrition standards.

Daily routine

A typical day in our infant room.

Every baby’s day looks a little different, because feedings and naps follow your baby’s own rhythm. Here’s the general flow of a day in our Spokane infant care room.

Drop Off

Check in through Procare, then share how your baby slept and when they last ate, so we can pick up right where you left off.

Bottles and feedings

Babies eat on their own schedule throughout the day, from breast milk or formula bottles to baby food for older infants.

Tummy time and floor play

Supervised tummy time, sensory toys, books and songs help build the strength and skills behind rolling, sitting and crawling.

Naps on demand

When your baby is tired, they sleep on their back in their own crib, with regular sleep checks.

Diaper changes and cuddles

Regular diaper checks and changes, plenty of one-on-one attention, and calm time when your baby needs it.

Pickup

Check out through Procare, and catch up on your baby’s day from the daily updates you’ve received.

Tuition & assistance

Infant Care Tuition and Financial Assistance

We keep infant daycare pricing simple: tuition is billed monthly, with full-time and part-time options. Contact us to confirm current rates and infant room availability.

Full-time infant care

$1,450

starting per month

Part-time infant care

$1,350

starting per month

Help paying for care

We accept Working Connections Child Care, Washington’s DCYF child care subsidy, as well as military child care assistance and other assistance programs. Ask us how to get started.

Getting started

What to Bring for Your Baby’s First Day

Diapers

Spare clothes (a few changes)

Frozen breast milk labeled with your baby’s name, if you’re providing it

We provide formula and baby food. Enrollment forms can be completed and signed online on our enrollment page.

Reviews

What Spokane Parents Say About Ascend

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   Jordyn 
 
 
 
 Trustindex verifies that the original source of the review is Google. Flower is an absolutely amazing person. She truly cares about what she does and it is amazing to see.
  
 
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   Doug Glendenning 
 
 
 
 Trustindex verifies that the original source of the review is Google. I really enjoy this daycare and so does my daughter. The staff are friendly, the director is very experienced, clean facility.
  
 
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   Shane Spencer 
 
 
 
 Trustindex verifies that the original source of the review is Google. Hi my name is Shane I'm a single dad of 3 girls and I used this daycare for about 7 years when my girls went in I was reluctant but the first week they went they started behaving better at home fr. I kept my kids enrolled because this isn't just a day care it's a community that really cares about your kid and your family fr every holiday is celebrated they literally help u if u need it I am a single dad took my three girls through elementary school by my self and at least half that credit should go to this daycare  they are literally life savers ty flower and family I soooo appreciate you
  
 
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   kuulei kanesalboro 
 
 
 
 Trustindex verifies that the original source of the review is Google. My grandson has been enrolled in the daycare and school for four years. They are well organized, extremely clean and treat each child with care and concern. We are so grateful for the love and support that they have given to us through the years. They truly have made a difference in our lives. Thank you and we look forward to returning next summer for their outstanding summer fun program.
  
 
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   Kristian 
 
 
 
 Trustindex verifies that the original source of the review is Google. We absolutely love it here!

FAQ

Infant Care FAQs for Spokane Parents

How young can my baby start infant care?

We accept newborns as young as 1 day old. Our infant room serves babies from birth through 11 months, and children move to our toddler room around 12 months.

What is your infant-to-caregiver ratio?

We follow Washington’s licensing rules for infant care: at least 1 caregiver for every 4 infants, in groups of no more than 8 babies.

How much does infant care cost at Ascend To The Heights?

Full-time infant care starts at $1,450 per month and part-time starts at $1,350 per month. Tuition is billed monthly. Call (509) 327-3311 for current rates and availability.

Do you accept Working Connections (DSHS/DCYF) child care subsidy?

Yes. We accept Working Connections Child Care, Washington’s child care subsidy, plus military child care assistance and other assistance programs.

Do you provide formula and baby food?

Yes. We provide formula and baby food, and we participate in the USDA Child and Adult Care Food Program. New foods are introduced at home by parents first.

Can I bring breast milk?

Absolutely. Bring breast milk frozen and labeled with your baby’s name. We keep it frozen and prepare bottles as your baby needs them.

How do naps and safe sleep work?

Babies nap on demand in their own cribs, always placed on their backs, with no loose bedding. Sleep sacks are welcome from birth, and caregivers do regular sleep checks as Washington requires. All infant staff are trained in safe sleep, CPR and First Aid.

How will I know how my baby’s day went?

You’ll get updates through Teaching Strategies on feedings, diapers, naps and photos, and you can call us anytime during the day.

Where are you located, and which Spokane neighborhoods do you serve?

We’re at 116 W Indiana Ave, Spokane, WA 99205, north of downtown just off Division. Families come to us from across Spokane, including West Central, Emerson-Garfield, Browne’s Addition, Logan, the University District, Hillyard, East Central and West Spokane.

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Infant spots are limited by Washington’s group-size rules, so it’s smart to reach out early, even before your baby arrives. Come see the infant room, meet our caregivers and get your questions answered.

Ascend To The Heights
116 W Indiana Ave, Spokane, WA 99205
Monday–Friday, 6:00 AM–6:00 PM
(509) 327-3311 · info@ascendtotheheights.com

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