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Golden Heart Family Home Child Daycare
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Now enrolling infants through pre-kindergarten. Spaces are limited.

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Licensed family home childcare in Sultan, WA

Golden Heart Family Home Child Daycare

A warm, loving, and safe home away from home for your little ones.

5 of 12 spots openAs last confirmed with Heba on August 10, 2026

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Save10%off your first week

10% off your first week

A good time to start is now. Book a visit, meet Heba, see the space, and ask everything you want to ask before your child ever spends a day here.

Ask Heba about the offer when you call 206-371-4052.

Welcome to Golden Heart

Welcome to Golden Heart Family Home Child Daycare, a licensed family home childcare in Sultan, Washington.

We provide quality care and early learning in a family-friendly environment where every child is treated with love, respect, and patience. This is a real home set up for children, not a centre floor, so your child is known by name and their day is not run by a bell.

If you would like to see it for yourself, come and visit. Heba will show you the space and answer your questions in person.

Why families choose us

Golden Heart is a small family home, not a big centre floor. That is the whole point of it.

Meals and snacks included

Nutritious meals and snacks are part of the day, so you are not packing a cooler every morning.

A safe, clean and nurturing home

Your child spends the day in a real home that is set up for them, kept clean, and kept calm.

Age-appropriate learning and play

Activities are matched to what a child is actually ready for, from an infant reaching for a rattle to a five year old sounding out a word.

Social, emotional and cognitive growth

Sharing, naming feelings, waiting a turn and solving a small problem get as much attention as letters and numbers.

Hours that fit a working day

Open 7:30 am to 5:30 pm, Monday to Friday, so drop off and pick up sit either side of a normal shift. Talk to Heba about the days you need.

12+ years of early childhood experience

Heba founded Golden Heart in 2025, bringing 12+ years in early childhood education to her own home.

Childcare and early learning programs

Four age groups, each with its own focus. Children move up as they are ready, not on a calendar date.

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Infants

6 weeks to 12 months

The first year is about trust. Feeding, sleeping and comfort follow your baby, not a clock on the wall.

  • Personalized nurturing care that follows your baby’s own rhythm
  • Safe exploration in a space built for babies who are just starting to move
  • Cognitive and motor learning through reaching, grasping, rolling and crawling
  • Music and early sign language, so a baby can tell you what they want before they can say it
  • Daily contact with you about feeds, naps and the small firsts
Illustration of a toddler playing with stacking blocks and a ball

Toddlers

12 to 30 months

Toddlers learn with their whole body. The day is built around play, because that is how this age actually learns.

  • Play-based learning through art, music, literacy and sensory activities
  • Language development supported with sign language
  • Independence and self-help skills, from washing hands to putting on shoes
  • Problem solving, sharing and the early work of waiting a turn
  • First pre-academic skills, including colours, shapes, counting and books
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Preschool

30 months to 4 years

Small groups mean a child is never lost in the crowd, and a question never has to wait.

  • Small-group learning with close attention from Heba
  • Critical thinking and problem solving through hands-on activities
  • Motor skills built into academic work, not separated from it
  • Early literacy and number sense at a pace that fits the child
  • Practice at listening, taking turns and being part of a group
Illustration of a child looking at an open picture book

Pre-Kindergarten

4 to 5 years

The year before kindergarten. The goal is a child who walks in on the first day feeling ready.

  • Small-group and project-based learning
  • Kindergarten readiness across letters, sounds, numbers and writing
  • Social-emotional development, including confidence and self-regulation
  • Following multi-step directions and finishing what was started
  • Independence with belongings, clean-up and personal care

How to check us out for yourself

Golden Heart is new and has no reviews yet, so rather than tell you what other parents think, here is what you can verify yourself before you decide.

Safety and licensing

Golden Heart is a licensed family home childcare in Sultan, Washington. Care happens in a home that is kept clean, safe and calm, with a small number of children.

  • Licensed family home childcare
  • A small home setting, so every child is known personally
  • A space set up for the ages in it, from infants on the floor to a pre-kindergartener at a table
  • Direct contact with Heba, the person actually caring for your child, every single day
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What you can expect on a visit

  • You see the actual room your child would spend the day in, not a lobby
  • You meet Heba, the person who would be caring for your child
  • You can ask to see the current licence and paperwork
  • You get a straight answer on days, hours and availability for your child’s age

You should always verify a provider for yourself. Ask to see the current licence and paperwork when you visit, and look the provider up on the state’s own tool, Child Care Check, which shows licensing status, recent inspections and any complaint findings:

Child Care Check, from Washington State DCYF

What families say

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Golden Heart opened recently and we will not put words in a parent’s mouth to fill this space. Read whatever families have written on the Google listing, which is not ours to edit, and ask Heba on a visit to put you in touch with a family already enrolled.

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A day in the life

Every age group runs on its own rhythm, and infants keep their own schedule entirely. This is the shape of a typical day.

  • Arrival and welcome. Each child is greeted by name, settled in, and given a moment to say goodbye properly. Mornings set the tone for the whole day.
  • Morning learning. Circle time, stories, songs, letters, numbers and sign language, adjusted to each age group.
  • Active and outdoor play. Time to move, climb, run and use big muscles. Fresh air whenever the Washington weather allows it.
  • Meals and snacks. Nutritious meals and snacks are served together, which is also where table manners and conversation get practised.
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  • Rest and quiet time

    Naps and quiet time for the children who need them, with calm activities for those who do not.

  • Afternoon discovery

    Art, sensory play, building, music and free choice, so children can follow what interests them.

  • Pick up and hand off

    You hear how the day actually went, not just that it was fine.

Ask Heba for the current daily routine when you visit. Schedules are shaped around the children enrolled at the time.

Three babies sitting together on a bright alphabet rug, turning over wooden letter blocks, with shelves of toys and learning posters behind them

Meals and snacks

Nutritious meals and snacks are included. Children eat together, which turns lunch into part of the learning rather than a break from it.

  • Meals and snacks are provided as part of the day
  • Children eat together at the table, with help as needed
  • Mealtimes double as practice at self-help, manners and conversation
  • Infants are fed on their own schedule, following your instructions

If your child has a food allergy or a specific dietary need, raise it on your first call so it can be talked through properly before the first day.

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How you hear about your child’s day

There is no app and no portal here. You hear about the day from the person who was actually there, because Heba is the one caring for your child and the one handing them back to you.

  • Direct contact with Heba every single day
  • A real hand off at pickup, so you hear how the day actually went
  • Feeds, naps and the small firsts passed on to you for infants
  • Anything you are worried about, raised with the person who can act on it

About Heba

Hello, I’m Heba!

I founded Golden Heart Family Childcare in 2025, after 12+ years working in early childhood education.

I opened it in my own home because I wanted children to have somewhere that feels like a home rather than an institution: a place where a child is known by name, where their day is not run by a bell, and where a parent can ask me directly how it went.

Every child here is treated with love, respect, and patience. That is not a slogan on a wall, it is the standard I hold myself to every day.

Let’s grow, learn, and shine together at Golden Heart Family Childcare.

How enrollment works

Three steps, and the first one is a phone call.

  1. 1. Get in touch

    Call 206-371-4052 or email goldenheart_wyndham@outlook.com. Tell Heba your child’s age and the days and hours you need.

  2. 2. Come and visit

    See the space, meet Heba, and ask everything you want to ask. No parent should enroll a child somewhere they have not stood inside.

  3. 3. Paperwork and a start date

    Enrollment forms are completed with Heba and a first day is agreed. She will tell you exactly what to bring.

Rates, deposits and required forms are confirmed directly with Heba. Spaces are limited, so the earlier you call, the better.

How to get a price

Rates are not published here, because what you pay depends on your child’s age and the days and hours you need. Heba quotes it herself. Three ways to ask, and all three reach her.

Schedule a video call

Best if you want to see the space and talk it through before you can get out to Sultan. Send your name and a couple of times that suit you, and Heba will confirm one.

Email Heba to set up a video call

Call for pricing

The fastest of the three. Heba answers the phone herself, so you can have the whole conversation in one go and ask everything else while you are on it.

Call 206-371-4052

Request a call back

Best if you cannot talk right now. Send your number and when you are free, and Heba will call you rather than the other way round.

Email Heba to ask for a call back

There is no online booking on this website and no form service behind it. Calling dials Heba. The other two open your own email app with the message already written, addressed to her, and you press send. A person reads it and replies.

Questions parents ask

What ages do you care for?

From 6 weeks old through 5 years, across four programs: Infants, Toddlers, Preschool and Pre-Kindergarten.

Is Golden Heart licensed?

Yes. Golden Heart is a licensed family home childcare. Ask to see the current licence and paperwork when you visit, and verify it with the state for yourself.

Are meals included?

Yes. Nutritious meals and snacks are included as part of the day. Raise any allergies or dietary needs on your first call.

Is this a daycare centre or a home?

It is a family home childcare, run by Heba in her own home at 1526 12th Pl, Sultan, WA 98294. That means a small group and a home setting rather than a large centre.

What are your hours?

Golden Heart is open 7:30 am to 5:30 pm, Monday to Friday. If the days or hours you need sit outside that, call 206-371-4052 and ask Heba directly.

How much does it cost?

Rates are not published on this page, because they depend on your child’s age and the schedule you need. Heba will go through them with you on the phone or at your visit.

How many children do you care for?

Golden Heart is licensed for 12 children. That is the whole point of a family home rather than a centre: a small enough group that Heba knows every child properly.

Do you have openings right now?

The number of open spots shown near the top of this page is what Heba last reported, with the date she reported it. It is not live inventory and it changes as families enroll, so calling 206-371-4052 is the only way to know what is actually open for your child’s age group today.

Do children really learn sign language?

Yes. Sign language is used with infants and toddlers so that a child can communicate what they need before they have the words for it, which cuts a great deal of frustration for everybody.

Which areas do you serve?

Golden Heart is in Sultan, WA, and welcomes families from Sultan, Monroe, Gold Bar, Startup, Index and the surrounding area.

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Visit us today

No parent should enroll a child somewhere they have not stood inside. Come and see the space, meet Heba, and ask everything you want to ask.

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