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Child care center · Washington

Seattle Institute for Early Child Development

4 Nickerson Street, Suite 100, Seattle, WA 98109

License details

License typeChild Care Center
License number001t0000007q77yAAA
StatusActive (state list)
Capacity208
Ages1 month to 13 years
Quality ratingEarly Achievers level 3
Address4 Nickerson Street, Suite 100, Seattle, WA 98109
PhoneNot listed

Source: DCYF Licensed Childcare Center and School Age Program, data.wa.gov, data of October 5, 2026.

4 Nickerson Street, Suite 100, Seattle, WA 98109

Contact & directions

No phone in the source data.

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What a capacity of 208 means

Capacity is the most children the license allows at one time, not current enrollment or openings.

Washington sets its own staff-to-child ratios by age; licensing in Washington links to the state's rules.

On a tour, ask how many children are in each room and how many adults stay with them at nap time.

Child care in ZIP 98109

Our Seattle listings include 11 licensed programs in ZIP 98109, out of 341 programs in Seattle.

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Questions

How do I look up Seattle Institute for Early Child Development on DCYF Child Care Check?

Search by the program name or license number 001t0000007q77yAAA. The state record is the place to confirm the current status and read any inspection or violation history the state publishes.

Can I get help paying for care at Seattle Institute for Early Child Development?

In Washington, child care assistance runs through Working Connections Child Care, DCYF. You apply with the program, not with the provider, and the provider has to accept the payment. See help paying for child care.

How do I report a concern about Seattle Institute for Early Child Development?

Contact Washington State Department of Children, Youth, and Families (DCYF), which licenses child care in Washington. If you suspect abuse or neglect, call your state's child abuse hotline, or 911 in an emergency.

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