7:30am
Welcome
Parents and children sign in at the door, and free play straight away.
Justina Tiburcio-Brown has looked after Clarksburg and Montgomery County children for 26 years. She was a certified nursing assistant and a certified medical assistant. She speaks English and Spanish.

7:30am–5:00pm
Scroll sideways, from drop-off to pickup.
7:30am
Parents and children sign in at the door, and free play straight away.
8:00am
Everybody sits and eats together at the table.
8:30am
Hands washed, potty time, diapers changed, and play!
9:00am
Bilingual circle time with the calendar, letters and numbers, art, language, science.
10:00am
Then potty time and wash up again. Gather together to eat a snack.
10:30am
Walk around the neighborhood, to the park, the field, or playtime on the deck, weather allowing. If not, the activities move indoors: music, dancing, stretching, Simon Says.
12:15pm
A teamwork effort to wash up, set the table, and eat all together.
1:00pm
Everyone gathers their assigned cots and blankets to set in their section of the room. Soft lullabies play as they nap.
3:15pm
Mats put away, potty time and hands washed first.
4:00pm
Or indoors if the weather says no: puzzles, books, music, dancing, creative games.
4:45pm
Tidy up and gather their belongings to sign off for the day and go home.
Justina maintains all certifications required by the State of Maryland to operate a licensed home daycare. She stays current on all required training and education to ensure a safe, healthy environment for every child in her care.
Four years at Shady Grove Hospital.
Current, and the one that matters in the first two minutes of a bad afternoon.
Completed an approved training course on how to give immediate care during a medical emergency.
Certified by the Roman Catholic Archdiocese of Washington, and still teaching at St. Rose of Lima in Gaithersburg.
Programs
Monday through Friday, 7:30am to 5:00pm. Justina and the kids follow a consistent daily routine that aligns with our curriculum and shifts with the seasons, with plenty of time built in for learning, play, meals, and naps.
Set days each week rather than all five, for families who need two or three. Talk to Justina about which days are open, because it depends on who else is here that day.
Ms. Tina is FANTASTIC!! I was a new mom and she taught me so much. Her passion and expertise in child development is evident in her daily practices. Ms. Tina treats each child as if they are her own with love and kindness. Our daughter started eating new foods, climbing and walking and even potty training before I expected due to Ms. Tina's encouragement and dedication!
This is a great child care facility. My son loves Ms. Justina. She is very experienced and kind with kids. Definitely recommend!
My son went to kids club and Justina was amazing. I recommend this daycare for your children who are looking for home like environment
Great price A Wonderful Experience We are so grateful for the wonderful care Ms. Tina provided for our son. He was always safe, happy, and very well cared for in her home. She went above and beyond to make sure he was comfortable, engaged, and thriving. One of the things we appreciated most was how she introduced him to Spanish. She taught him Spanish songs, encouraged him to learn new words, and made learning fun and natural. She also introduced him to new foods and experiences, always with such care and patience. Ms. Tina provided him with a wonderful routine, including consistent nap times and a daily schedule that helped him feel secure and happy. We always knew he was in a loving and nurturing environment. Ms. Tina truly was a blessing to our son and to our family. We are so thankful for the love, care, and attention she gave him. We would wholeheartedly recommend her to any family looking for a safe, loving, and enriching daycare home.
Inside
Every one of these is a photograph Justina took, in this house, with permission recorded for each child in it.
Come and see the house, meet Justina, and watch how the room works. It takes about half an hour.
On the state record
Maryland publishes all of this. Anyone can look it up.