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Home Sweet Home Child Care Incorporated
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Description: Home Sweet Home provides the highest quality early childhood education for children ages 18 months to 5 years. The curriculum is developmental and based on guidelines from the National Association for the Education of Young Children (NAEYC). Its curriculum focuses on the development of the whole child, and integrates art, music, physical education, and building in a safe, warm and loving environment that helps children grow intellectually, socially, emotionally and physically.
Program and Licensing Details
- License Number:
197401686 - Capacity:
66 - Enrolled in Subsidized Child Care Program:
No - Type of Care:
DAY CARE CENTER; - District Office:
L.A. NORTHWEST REGIONAL OFFICE - District Office Phone:
(310) 337-4333 (Note: This is not the facility phone number.)
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| Type | Inspection Dates | Reports/Citations |
|---|---|---|
| Inspection | 2019-07-17 | FACILITY EVALUATION REPORT |
| Inspection | 2017-06-22 | FACILITY EVALUATION REPORT |
| Summary | 07/17/2019, 06/22/2017 | No Citation |
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How to get to Home Sweet Home Preschool & Toddler Discovery Center in Del Rey, La by Bus or Light Rail?
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Directions to Home Sweet Home Preschool & Toddler Discovery Center (Del Rey, La) with public transportation
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Bus stations near Home Sweet Home Preschool & Toddler Discovery Center in Del Rey, La
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Bus lines to Home Sweet Home Preschool & Toddler Discovery Center in Del Rey, La
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| CC 5 | Braddock Dr Blair Hills | VIEW |
| CC 6 | Sepulveda Blvd/Green Line Station | VIEW |
| CC 5C2 | Braddock/Overland/Fox Hills | VIEW |
| CC 3 | Crosstown/Mesmer-Centinela | VIEW |
| CC 4 | Jefferson Blvd/Expo/West LA Transit Center | VIEW |
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What are the closest stations to Home Sweet Home Preschool & Toddler Discovery Center?
The closest stations to Home Sweet Home Preschool & Toddler Discovery Center are:
- Braddock Dr/Huntley Ave is 348 yards away, 5 min walk.
- Sepulveda Blvd/Braddock Dr is 424 yards away, 6 min walk.
- Jefferson Blvd/Ballona Ln is 995 yards away, 12 min walk.
- Palms is 1331 yards away, 16 min walk.
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- Braddock Dr/Huntley Ave is 348 yards away, 5 min walk.
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Which Bus lines stop near Home Sweet Home Preschool & Toddler Discovery Center?
These Bus lines stop near Home Sweet Home Preschool & Toddler Discovery Center: CC 6.
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How far is the light rail station from Home Sweet Home Preschool & Toddler Discovery Center in Del Rey, La?
The nearest light rail station to Home Sweet Home Preschool & Toddler Discovery Center in Del Rey, La is a 16 min walk away.
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What’s the nearest light rail station to Home Sweet Home Preschool & Toddler Discovery Center in Del Rey, La?
The Palms station is the nearest one to Home Sweet Home Preschool & Toddler Discovery Center in Del Rey, La.
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How far is the bus stop from Home Sweet Home Preschool & Toddler Discovery Center in Del Rey, La?
The nearest bus stop to Home Sweet Home Preschool & Toddler Discovery Center in Del Rey, La is a 5 min walk away.
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What’s the nearest bus stop to Home Sweet Home Preschool & Toddler Discovery Center in Del Rey, La?
The Braddock Dr/Huntley Ave stop is the nearest one to Home Sweet Home Preschool & Toddler Discovery Center in Del Rey, La.
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What time is the first Light Rail to Home Sweet Home Preschool & Toddler Discovery Center in Del Rey, La?
The E LINE (EXPO) is the first Light Rail that goes to Home Sweet Home Preschool & Toddler Discovery Center in Del Rey, La. It stops nearby at 3:29 AM.
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What time is the last Light Rail to Home Sweet Home Preschool & Toddler Discovery Center in Del Rey, La?
The E LINE (EXPO) is the last Light Rail that goes to Home Sweet Home Preschool & Toddler Discovery Center in Del Rey, La.
It stops nearby at 12:50 AM.More details
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What time is the first Bus to Home Sweet Home Preschool & Toddler Discovery Center in Del Rey, La?
The CC 6 is the first Bus that goes to Home Sweet Home Preschool & Toddler Discovery Center in Del Rey, La. It stops nearby at 5:16 AM.
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What time is the last Bus to Home Sweet Home Preschool & Toddler Discovery Center in Del Rey, La?
The CC 6 is the last Bus that goes to Home Sweet Home Preschool & Toddler Discovery Center in Del Rey, La.
It stops nearby at 11:39 PM.More details
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The undefined fare to Home Sweet Home Preschool & Toddler Discovery Center costs about $1.75.
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Cost of living in Los Angeles. This city is hard to live in if you are not driving and difficult if you are driving because of the violent traffic and the fact that it is so common. It’s crowded, so scattered, and the cost of living in Los Angeles is high. True, it’s not for everyone.
On the other hand, Los Angeles can be a fabulous city to live in! For starters, it’s a multicultural melting pot with restaurants serving cuisine from every corner of the world. There is never a shortage of activities in Los Angeles such as events, festivals, concerts, and more, not to mention sunny weather all year round. It can be a great place to live too!
Cost of living in Los Angeles
Because Los Angeles is one of the world’s most attractive places to live, living expenses are not cheap.
Finding something cheap and decent can be very difficult. Depending on the area of Los Angeles, this can range from $1,500 or less for a really crappy apartment to $3,000 or more for a super nice apartment per month. New options are constantly popping up all over the city, and housing prices are skyrocketing every year.
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Best areas to live in Los Angeles
Los Angeles has a lot of diverse neighborhoods. You have expensive areas like Santa Monica, Malibu, Venice, Beverly Hills, Brentwood, Pacific Palisades, Marina del Rey and Manhattan Beach and then you have more affordable areas like these:
Downtown L.A. Cost of Living in Los Angeles
Downtown Los Angeles is probably one of the most iconic neighborhoods, where you’ll find Grand Central Station, the Walt Disney Concert Hall, and neighborhoods such as the Arts and Fashion District, as well as trendy bars, historically beautiful buildings , amazingly good restaurants and lots of museums.
It’s also a great starting point to get to other parts of LA with bus stops scattered around the world and a subway hub that provides easy access to all of LA’s subway lines.
This is a great and “rather cheap” place to live. Many parts of Downtown LA are receiving an influx of young professionals due in part to location and accessibility, especially in up-and-coming areas like the arts district. Many of the older buildings have been refurbished, creating units with a trendy feel.
Culver City. Cost of living in LA
Culver City is to the west, next to some of the more expensive areas like Santa Monica and Venice, but when it comes to living on that side of LA, Culver City is the least expensive option. This is a cute area of Los Angeles with a charming downtown area where you can find great boutiques and fantastic restaurants.
Housing prices are also cheaper, so this is a great place for those who want to start a family.
The ocean is also nearby, so if you love the beach and can’t afford to live in Santa Monica or Venice, then Culver City is a great option for you.
Koreatown. Cost of Living in Los Angeles
Koreatown is one of the most affordable places in Los Angeles. It’s not the nicest part of Los Angeles to live in, but its location is convenient as the Grove is 4 miles away and is well connected to many bus stops.
Hollywood. Cost of Living in Los Angeles
Hollywood is huge, and there’s so much more to it than the Walk of Fame and the Chinese Theatre. It is divided into sections. You have North, West, East and (Hollywood, West Hollywood, East Hollywood and then you have) and Central Hollywood. A lot of people who move to LA to get involved in the film industry and (unexpectedly, unexpectedly) end up (no wonder they move) live in Hollywood because…well, it’s Hollywood! House of cinema magic. Do I need to say more? Cost of Living in Los Angeles
With Hollywood having so many different areas, it shouldn’t be absolutely impossible to find something within your price range.
Sawtelle . Cost of Living in LA
This is one of my favorite areas in LA because that’s where the Westside and Little Japan meet and that’s why the food on Sottoll Street is one of the most delicious Japanese food you can find in LA . Especially the ramen is to die for. My mouth waters just thinking about it. Anyway, Sawtelle is on the rise and has been for the last 5 years. It’s a lovely, newer part of LA and I personally have a few friends who lived in or around Sawtelle and loved the area!
Utility bills in Los Angeles
Utility bills can start at $100 or more on average. It just depends on the company and what utilities you need, but in general you won’t spend less than $100.
Cost of transportation in LA. Cost of living in Los Angeles
I’ll be honest, public transportation in Los Angeles is not very good. Most people who live in Los Angeles have a car, but having a car can be quite expensive, maintenance costs and fuel prices are pretty steep.
That being said, there is a bus and metro system that is improving but still far from being the best.
Personally, I don’t have a car and never had one. It can be frustrating at times, but Los Angeles is certainly doable without a car. Remember, there is always Lyft and Uber!
LA Buses. Cost of Living in Los Angeles
Los Angeles has a decent bus system that connects most of the city. The only thing I don’t like about the buses is that they don’t run very often and it can be difficult to know which stop to wait at if you’re not familiar with the city. Downloading a good app on the bus will help you avoid unnecessary frustration. Cost of Living in Los Angeles
** Important to know: ** Buses don’t always stop either, so it’s important that you let the driver know. Buses passed by me when I sit at the bus stop and read my book. Quite frustrating how often this actually happens. Also, due to traffic, it can take a very long time for buses to get to where you need to go, so bus timetables and schedules may have nothing to do with reality.
I know they’re just bad buses, but I travel a lot on them (remember, I don’t have a car). It’s a convenient and, for the most part, reliable way to get around the city, and like just about everything, it’s not perfect.
In the car you are stuck waiting for traffic anyway, so at least that way you can relax and see the sights of the city.
Metro is the best way to get around in my opinion. It is constantly expanding and stops in most areas of the city. It is quite slow, but much faster than the bus, and can be easily transferred to different lines. With the Los Angeles Summer Olympics approaching in the near future, the city plans to fully expand the subway to reach most areas of Los Angeles, and therefore make it a transportation-centric city. Cost of Living in Los Angeles
Driving in Los Angeles
Cars are how most people in Los Angeles get around. Because Los Angeles is so spread out and public transportation takes so long, people don’t want to just sit on buses after work.
They want to get home! Although at rush hour I can’t imagine a car being faster than a bus. Many people in Los Angeles also drive long distances without public transportation (from far away), so they need a car.
Cost of grocery shopping and food in Los Angeles
Grocery shopping is what most people do because, like most places, it’s a cheaper option. Farmers markets are also quite popular in Los Angeles, and most are set up once or twice a week. Each region has its own schedule. I love them because the ingredients available are always fresh, seasonal and locally sourced. Eating out in Los Angeles, on the other hand, is quite expensive. It costs an average of $10 to $15 per meal.
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The cost of attractions and entertainment in Los Angeles.
With Los Angeles being such a big city, there’s never a shortage and it’s easy to find something to suit every budget. The number of museums in Los Angeles range from free to $20, but many museums that have admission tickets are free on certain days each month.
If theater and musicals are your thing, there are many small independent theaters that put on incredible and inexpensive shows every weekend. I like to book tickets for concerts in areas of LA that I’m not familiar with because it gives me the opportunity to wander around in another potentially great area that I usually don’t get to explore.
Live music and comedy shows are readily available in LA – hello – we’re in LA after all! It seems that everyone is interested in art in one way or another, and Los Angeles is full of incredibly amazing talent. There are so many comedy clubs and music venues that are free and provide wonderful entertainment shows.
Los Angeles also loves its festivals! We seem to have a festival for everything including tacos, books, culture, wine, the list is endless. Most of the time you will have to pay to enter the festivals. Prices will range from $15 or less to $30 or more.
Is Los Angeles a livable city?
People who decide to move to Los Angeles love the sunny weather, the peaceful atmosphere, and the variety.
Plus, it’s especially ideal for those who want to get into the arts, whether it’s film, music, or the comedy industry. People flock here from all over the world to try their luck at it. Cost of living in LA
It’s normal for people to move to LA and decide after a while that they really don’t like it, but I think it’s a great city to live in at least for a little while. Consider this an educational opportunity, especially if you’re leaving university. Because of the huge job opportunities and it is relatively easy to meet new people. Yes, the cost of living in Los Angeles is high, but I think the cost is worth living in such a huge, diverse and crazy city.
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vacations for the most worthy occupation in the world – to conceive a child. They live in an original old house in the city New England with the same name Maitland (Connecticut), and one day on the way back from their store the car falls from a high bridge into the river.  When they returned home, wet and angry, they foundamazing thing. It turns out that Adam and Barbara are now… ghosts! And, of course, no one sees them. the Dietz family. Delia (Catherine O’Hara), who is obsessed with repairs and rebuilding, leads everything in it. She has under heel has a husband Charles (Geoffrey Jones) and in the care of two minor step-children Otto (Glenn Shadix) and Lydia (Winona Ryder). The latter, in general, was a very original child. This gloomy the melancholy girl in black was not only obsessed with horror films, but she could also see ghosts. And right away after the move, this cute cottage began to be actively rebuilt. This, of course, is not very pleasant to the two ghosts, the former owners of the house, especially since on the third floor Adam has his the brainchild is a miniature replica of their hometown of Maitland. All of Adam and Barbara’s attempts to scare the new tenants not only did not bring success, but, on the contrary, led to the fact that everyone knew about their existence. 
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