Child Development Centers (BU)

How to Get Started

Families seeking child care are required to submit their requests through MilitaryChildCare.com (MCC).

To initiate a request, families must first create an account with MilitaryChildCare.com, log in, and complete their household profile using the steps outlined in the link below.

Forms

​The following forms are required for registering for child care.

Filling out pdf forms while using a government computer can be limited and recommend using a personal computer.

Please contact your local CDC with any questions, difficulties, or concerns you may have.

• Child and Youth Programs Health Assessment
   
• Child and Youth Programs Registration Form
   
• CYP Non-Medicated Topical Products Form
   
• Application for Department of Defense Childcare Fees

Download the files and save them to a folder on your MAC or Windows computer. Make sure to open the file from the new location. If you do not have Adobe Acrobat Reader, please visit Adobe to download it for free.

Request a Tour

Touring one of the Child Development Centers (CDCs) through Marine Corps Community Services (MCCS) can be an enlightening and heartwarming experience. Our centers are dedicated to providing quality child care and early education for your children.

Taking a tour will allow you to see the care and dedication that go into nurturing your children.

Meet the Dedicated Staff
The staff at the CDCs are highly trained and dedicated professionals who are passionate about early childhood education. They are committed to ensuring each child receives personalized care and attention, promoting their physical, social, emotional, and cognitive development.

Engaging Programs
The centers offer a variety of age-appropriate programs and activities that cater to the unique needs and interests of each child. From interactive playtime to structured learning sessions, children are encouraged to explore, discover, and learn in a fun and supportive environment.

Safety and Security
The safety and well-being of your children are top priority. The centers are equipped with modern security features, including secure entry points and constant supervision to ensure a safe environment for all.

Community Focus
Visiting a CDC also provides insight into the strong sense of community among military families. You'll witness firsthand the camaraderie and support that exist within these centers, making them more than just childcare facilities but integral parts of the military community.

Tours are not available at all locations. Contact your local CDC to schedule a tour.