The Breakfast Club
Daycare center in Milford, DE. 727 South Washington Street, Milford, DE 19963
About the program
The Breakfast Club is a licensed daycare center in Milford, Delaware. It is licensed for 75 children and serves school age ages.
The Breakfast Club is a childcare center in Milford, Delaware, serving preschool and school-age children with a play-based curriculum.
The program follows a play-based approach, states Delaware Stars accreditation and includes meals.
It accepts child care subsidy.
Tuition and capacity
Published on the program's website, read September 18, 2026. Weekly and annual rates are converted to a monthly figure. Confirm current rates and fees with the program.
Licensing and safety
Open the state record →Most violations are record-keeping, training or maintenance items, and nearly every program has some. Read what each one was and how fast it was fixed. Delaware records each regulation found out of compliance at a review, with the corrective action required and the date it was corrected. The state does not assign a risk level.
Staffing (regulation 26U)
Ensure a trained and documented day-to-day staff member is on file.
Personnel Files (regulation 30U)
Ensure staff files are complete. Four staff members need a completed professional developmant plan on file. Two staff members need an annual review of abuse and neglect completed. One staff member needs Health and Safety for Child Care Professionals certification, a job description, an updated reference letter, a letter of eligibility on file, a health appraisal, a TB test within the last year of the hiring date, and a release of employment history with attempts from the past four employers.
Child Health Appraisal (regulation 41U)
Ensure enrolled children have accessible physical, immunization, and blood lead test results on file. Ten children need physicals and immunizations on file. Six children need blood lead results on file.
Hazardous Materials (regulation 45U)
Ensure stored hazards are out of reach and bottles are labeled with their contents. The tan and orange doors need to be secured to limit access to hazards. Label spray bottles with contents and limit access.
Lesson Plans (regulation 74U)
Ensure posted lesson plans include all required areas.
Show all 37 violations on file
Interactions with Preschool and School-Age Children (regulation 80U)
Ensure the School-age room has a posted monthly activity calendar that includes an extended activity.
Changes Affecting a License (regulation 9U)
Ensure that before changing the floor plan, a plan review is submitted and approved. Submit a plan review for the proposed changes to the front room.
Personnel Files (regulation 30U)
Ensure staff file are complete. Six staff members need professional development plans. Three staff need an annual review of abuse and neglect, orientation, health and Safety for Child Care Professionals training, a job description, and adult abuse registry check results. Two staff members need an application resume or personal data sheet, references, a letter of eligibility on file, and a health appraisal on OCCL's form with TB results. One staff member needs an employee declaration and a drug and alcohol prohibition statement.
Parents Right to Know (regulation 38U)
Ensure a Parent's Right to Know Log is completed by enrolled and touring families.
Child Files (regulation 40U)
Ensure child files are complete. Five children need a health appraisal and immunization records on file. Three children need a blood lead screening result on file.
Hazardous Materials (regulation 45U)
Ensure the areas are free from hazards. Make the orange door inaccessible and the vent to the right inaccessible. Finish the framing around the door next to the dramatic play area.
Indoor Space (regulation 49U)
Ensure the ceiling tiles that are cracked, bowed, or discolored are replaced.
Equipment (regulation 57U)
Ensure music and science materials are available. The main room and the blue room need music and science materials. The yellow room needs science materials.
Telephones (regulation 17U)
Ensure emergency numbers are posted.
Positive Behavior Management (regulation 20U)
Ensure positive behavior management policy is posted.
Personnel Files (regulation 30U)
Ensure staff files are complete. One staff needs CPR and First Aid certification, three staff need a professional development plan, one staff needs an annual review of abuse and neglect, one staff needs orientation, two staff need Health and Safety Training for Child Care Professionals, one staff needs a job description staff three staff need references, one staff needs an employee declaration, one staff needs a drug and alcohol statement, one staff needs an adult abuse registry check, one staff needs an adult health appraisal on OCCL's form and tuberculosis test results, one staff needs a release of employment history, and two staff need documented attempts for service letters from prior em
Child Files (regulation 40U)
Ensure child files are complete. Eight children need updated health appraisals on file. Four children need blood lead screenings on file. Seven children need immunizations on file.
Indoor Space (regulation 49U)
Ensure garbage cans have lids. Classroom 7's trash can needs a lid. Ensure the walls and floors are free from hazards and in good repair. Classroom 7's baseboards need repainting to seal the peeling and chipped away paint. The school age front room wall needs paint on peeling areas.
Outdoor Area (regulation 53U)
Ensure outdoor play areas where a child's feet intentionally leave the ground have proper fall zone depth and distance at the bottom of the slides.
Equipment (regulation 57U)
Ensure enough equipment is available to all children and in good repair. The front preschool and older area needs music and science equipment. Classroom 7 needs science, sensory, and building equipment. Classroom 8 needs sensory equipment.
Sanitation (regulation 58U)
Ensure sanitizing and disinfecting solution is available daily and out of reach of children. The school aid classroom needs sanitizing and disinfecting solutions.
Administration of Medication (regulation 63U)
Ensure medication that is over-the-counter is in its original package with the child's name on it. The specialist observed dairy relief, two tablets, no original packing and no child's name on the item. Ensure the medication log is complete. One child has Aveeno sunscreen, the medication log is not signed or dated by the parent. Provided items two sunscreens on one insect repellent have no names and no medication logs available.
Emergency Planning (regulation 66U)
Ensure an evacuation map is posted. Classroom 7 needs an evacuation map.
Meals and Snacks (regulation 71U)
Ensure a menu is posted with the snacks provided.
Staffing (regulation 26U)
Ensure a documented early childhood teacher or higher is trained in the absence of an administrator.
Ratios, Group Size, and Supervision (regulation 27U)
Ensure classrooms are in ratio. A preschool classroom had one staff member with 11 children three years old and older. This was corrected when the four children were brought to the front room with qualified eligible staff.
Personnel Files (regulation 30U)
Ensure staff files are complete. Two staff need first aid CPR certifications, six staff need annual professional development plan, six staff need annual review of abuse and neglect, four staff need health and safety training for childcare professionals certification, four staff need eligibility letters on file. One staff member needs an application, resume, or personal data sheet, a job description, two references, employee declaration and drug and alcohol statements, adult abuse registry check, adult health appraisal on OCCL's form and tuberculosis result, release of employment history, and the service letter attempts documented.
Parents Right to Know (regulation 38U)
Ensure the Parent s Right to Know Log is completed by those touring and enrolled in the facility.
Child Files (regulation 40U)
Ensure child files are completed. My child needs date of enrollment hours and days to attend, one child needs emergency card information, seven children need updated health appraisals, eight children need updated immunization records, seven children need blood lead screening results, one child needs parents right to know screen time permission and transportation permission.
Equipment (regulation 57U)
Ensure equipment provided is an amount for most children to use at once. The front classroom needs more art, music, science equipment, and sensory. The school age classroom needs science, sensory, and music equipment out and available all care hours. The classroom on the left needs construction or blocks, math or problem solving, art, dramatic play, science, music, sensory, building and language equipment. The right classroom needs dramatic play, science, construction or blocks, and science equipment.
Administration of Medication (regulation 63U)
Ensure expired medication is returned to families when they are no longer in care or medication is expired. Ensure all medication on site has a completed Medication Administration Record on file.
Lesson Plans (regulation 74U)
Ensure a lesson plan is posted in all classrooms. The school age and preschool classrooms need lesson plans posted.
Ratios, Group Size, and Supervision (regulation 27U)
Upon arrival three aids were alone with 15 children ages 3-school age. There was only one eligible staff member in the facility. The Administrator on record/Owner was contacted to come back to the facility to assist with coming into compliance for supervision, qualification, and ratios.
Personnel Files (regulation 30U)
Ensure all volunteers and staff files are available on site at all times.
Child Files (regulation 40U)
Ensure child files are completes. Child #1 needs a health appraisal and immunizations. Child #7 needs a health appraisal and immunizations with lead results. Child #8 needs a health appraisal and immunizations with lead results, date of enrollment, hours and days attending, Parent's Right to Know, screen time permission, a development plan, and transportation permissions. Child #9 needs lead results. Child #10 needs lead results and a health appraisal.
Administration of Medication (regulation 63U)
Ensure medications prescription or over the counter are accompanied by a medication log. Child #15 and Child #16 had medication on site with no log or parent permission.
License Renewal (regulation 8U)
Ensure a renewal application is completed and submitted 60 days prior to license expiration.
What parents say
My experience at TBC was amazing. Now days it's really hard to find a day care or just people that you can trust to take care of your child even remotely better than you can but they go over and beyond to make sure that your little monsters are safe and ready for kindergarten. The year and a half that my children attended they've learned social skills how their actions have consequences. The staff there is awesome as…
Stacey Johnson · 5/5 on Google · 2 years agoMy daughter has been attending there for years. They helped get her kindergarten ready and she excelled at her kindergarten intake test. My daughter has fun there and she enjoys going there. They extended their afternoon pick up hours to accommodate parents which was nice.
Roxy JB · 5/5 on Google · 2 years agoMy children love it at The Breakfast Club. I feel they are safe and well cared for. Awesome place I would highly recommend. My children have been going to TBC for years. It's so nice having people you can trust, the staff at TBC are always friendly and kind.
Joshua Spudis · 5/5 on Google · 2 years agoExcellent learning center! They are very organized and structured. I fully trust this facility that my son is in good hands - they prepared my son for Pre-K and Kindergarten - mentally, physically and emotionally. The staff, the culture all plays a big role. Rian loves Ms. Lisa and Mr. Matt. He misses them terribly!
Ianne Alpuerto · 5/5 on Google · 10 years agoGetting there
727 South Washington Street, Milford, DE 19963
Questions about The Breakfast Club
Is The Breakfast Club licensed?
Yes. The Breakfast Club holds an active Child Care Center licence from Delaware Department of Education, Office of Child Care Licensing (licence 787277), with a licensed capacity of 75 children. The state record was synced in September 2026.
Has The Breakfast Club had any inspection violations?
Delaware records 24 violations for The Breakfast Club in the last three years, across 5 inspections on file. The median daycare center in the area has 8. Each one is listed above with the date it was corrected.
What ages does The Breakfast Club take?
The Breakfast Club is licensed to serve school age ages, and is open 6:30 am to 5:30 pm, Mon to Fri.
How much does The Breakfast Club cost?
The Breakfast Club publishes full-time tuition from $975 a month on its website, read in September 2026. Ask about registration, supply and late pick-up fees.