Meet Our Team
​Our V.i.P. Family Cares for your Family

  "Little V.i.P." is owned and operated by Janet Wells.
Janet Wells And Amy Miller serve as directors and administrators. We have a combined total of 60+ years of experience. 
Each child is very important to us.
​We will make every effort to fill your child's day with love, learning, and fun. We intend to provide stimulating age appropriate 
activities, emotional fulfillment, and social development, in the midst of a loving, nurturing, secure, and flexible environment.
It is our goal to work with each child and their parents to help them obtain the following goals:
To know they are special and develop a good self-image.
Have new learning experiences and acquire a thirst for knowledge.
Learn how to do things for themselves and foster their independence.
To know they are loved and cared for, so they will develop a high self-esteem.
Master skills appropriate for their age.
Learn a respect for themselves and others and develop social skills.
To develop and grow as wonderful individuals.

Our Teachers
We have trained, qualified and caring caregivers and teachers. Our team is chosen on their ability to work caringly and effectively with children. Our team is family friendly and professional. We believe in open communication between our teachers and parents. Our hope is to work alongside parents and their children to help them learn to master skills appropriate to their age and build
life-long learning skills
To us, your child is a Very Important Person!

History of our Building​

Our Historical Building

​The historic past of "What Was" before "Little V.i.P." ~1913

ALL CHILD CARE IS NOT EQUAL
CHOOSING THE BEST PROVIDER IS CRITICAL

​Choosing a child care provider is one of the most important decision families make. 
Researchers have discovered that your choice in child care will have an impact on your child’s future success in life.
Positive emotional, physical and intellectual/language experience in a child’s earliest years can be just as important as a healthy diet and a safe place to live.  A stimulating, nurturing, and healthy environment ensures optimal learning for your child.  Every interaction your child has with another person affects his or her learning.  To foster healthy development in young children, parents need to know that it is the earliest interactions with themselves and caregivers that actually affect the way a child’s brain becomes “wired” for later learning.  These early interactions determine the way children will learn, think, feel, and behave for the rest of their lives.
At birth, an infant has over 100 billion brain cells.  Before the age of five (5), long thin fibers called synapses grow and connect the brain cells, forming the neurological foundation of trillions of connections. It is upon these connections that a child builds a lifetime of learning. The final number of synapses is largely determined by a child’s earliest experiences.  It is at this time in a child’s life that their potential for learning is the greatest.  Research shows that high-quality child care and early education provides a strong basis for a child’s learning and social skills. Parents and early childhood educators have the greatest effect on their child’s brain development. Brain growth early in life is unparalleled. That is why selecting the best care for your child by people who understand early childhood development is critical.  The understanding of how a child develops and what kinds of age appropriate interactions is one of the best ways to ensure healthy brain development and optimal learning.
For more information on the “Little VIP” Child Care Center or our professional staff, please contact Janet or Amy to schedule an appointment, tour our facility and review our services and rates.                
    Phone: (262) 895-2558                             E-mail: [email protected]