Happy Hands: A School for Little People

Licensed for 12 children.

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Brattleboro, VT, 05301

Family child care home · address available from the provider

Listing details last changed Sep 30, 2026

Happy Hands: A School for Little People is a licensed family child care home in Brattleboro, Vermont.

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Capacity

Ages

Infants, Toddlers, Preschool

Hours

8:00 AM - 4:30 AM

License & details for Happy Hands: A School for Little People

Facility type: Licensed family child care home (FCCH); Care in the provider's own residence, for up to the maximum number of children written on the state license. Source: VT Department for Children and Families, Child Development Division licensing regulations (opens in a new tab)
License: Licensed Provider
License status: licensed
Expires: Aug 4, 2029
County: Windham

Ages and room sizes at Happy Hands: A School for Little People

Licensed seats by age group, from the state record.

Infants4 seats
Toddlers4 seats
Preschool4 seats

How it compares in Brattleboro

Happy Hands: A School for Little People beside the typical licensed center in Brattleboro. Typical is the median; home-based programs are not counted.
Measure	This center	Typical in Brattleboro
Licensed capacity	12 children	36 children

Brattleboro has 23 licensed centers.

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Paying for care in Vermont

Child Care Financial Assistance Program (opens in a new tab) is Vermont’s child care subsidy program. Agency: Child Development Division, Vermont Department for Children and Families.

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Tour checklist for Happy Hands: A School for Little People

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What is your policy when a child is sick, and what happens in an emergency?
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Questions parents ask about Happy Hands: A School for Little People

What ages does Happy Hands: A School for Little People serve?

The state record lists these age groups: Infants, Toddlers, Preschool.

How many children is Happy Hands: A School for Little People licensed for?

The state record lists a capacity of 12 children. By age group: 4 infants, 4 toddlers, 4 preschoolers. Capacity is the most the license allows, not how many children are enrolled today.

Is Happy Hands: A School for Little People licensed, and when was it last inspected?

The Vermont record lists Happy Hands: A School for Little People's license status as licensed. The state's own reports have the details.

Where this information comes from

Licensing details on this page come from public records kept by Vermont Department for Children and Families, Child Development Division (opens in a new tab)

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Data updated Nov 11, 2026 · Source: Vermont Department for Children and Families, Child Development Division public records · Check this license on Bright Futures (Vermont) (opens in a new tab) · How we compile this →

Contains information from Vermont Child Care Provider Data (opens in a new tab) (Vermont Department for Children and Families, Child Development Division), which is made available here under the Open Database License (ODbL) (opens in a new tab).