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Sample rows

10 of the 5,287 rows. Emails and phone numbers are masked here; the CSV has them in full.

What the list shows

California has the most listings: 1,500 businesses, 1,050 of them with an email address. New York follows with 581.

No business name is used by 10 or more listings. 5,003 businesses have a name used only once.

The median Google rating of the 3,899 rated businesses is 5.0, and 3,133 have a perfect 5.0.

Of the 3,701 email addresses, 646 (17%) are role addresses such as info@, 439 (12%) name a person and 2,616 (71%) are free mail.

Source: ProfessionLens, November 2026.

What is in this family day care service email list?

The file has 5,287 Google Maps listings in the Family day care service category, counted on 9 November 2026. A row is a home-based child care provider, usually one licensed caregiver who takes a small group of children in her or his own home. Some rows are small group programs run from a house or a rented space.

Emails appear on 3,701 rows, read off each provider's own website, one per listing. A phone number is filled on 4,973 rows. Websites are on 2,137 rows, less than half, which is low compared with other categories because home providers often rely on a phone number and word of mouth. Of the 3,701 addresses, 2,616 are at free webmail providers, 646 are role addresses and 439 are named-person addresses on a business domain.

Every row has this one category. The file does not mark licensed capacity, age groups or language.

How can you segment the file?

The CSV is filtered in a spreadsheet.

Geography is the strongest cut, since a home daycare serves a few blocks around it. The state column separates California, which holds 1,500 listings, from the next largest state, New York at 581. City filters matter for local sellers.

The name column carries program details. Look for Spanish, bilingual, Montessori, infant, toddler, preschool, learning or academy. Many providers use a first name with the word daycare, which tells you nothing, so a keyword search covers only part of the file.

There are no repeated brand names with many locations in this list, which fits home-based care: nearly every row is a separate small provider. Dedupe by phone number if you want to be sure a provider with two listings gets one message.

The website column is useful as a filter in its own right. A provider with a website is easier to research and more likely to read email.

• State and city: the Bronx and Brooklyn are the two biggest cities.
• Business name: Spanish, bilingual, Montessori, infant, learning.
• Website present: 2,137 rows.
• Email type: 2,616 free webmail addresses, so most contacts are personal mailboxes.

Who buys a family day care service email list?

The main buyers sell to small home providers. Insurance agents who write home daycare liability coverage are common. Curriculum and activity kit sellers, toy and book suppliers, cribs and mats, and child safety gear makers go after providers who set up a room in a home.

Food program sponsors that reimburse meals, bookkeeping and tax services for self-employed providers, and parent management apps for attendance and billing also use the list. Training organizations that run licensing classes, first aid and CPR courses, and early childhood associations that recruit members reach providers who must complete hours each year. Sellers of grants and quality rating program consultants round out the group.

How do you run outreach to family day care providers?

A home daycare owner is alone with children from early morning until evening. They read email at night, on a phone. With 2,616 of 3,701 addresses on free webmail providers, almost all of your readers are the provider herself or himself, so write in a direct, personal way.

Keep the note to a few lines and make the benefit concrete. A food program should say what it reimburses and how paperwork is handled. An insurance agent should name the coverage in plain words and the state. A supplier should show one or two items and a price.

Providers are wary of salespeople who do not understand the work. Mention a detail that shows you do, such as mixed ages in one room, nap schedules or parent pickup times. Ask for a reply on one point only.

Many providers do not use email much at all, so the phone column in this file may reach more of them than the email column. A short email followed by a call fits many sellers.

Send small batches, remove failures and stop if asked.

What email rules apply when you contact family day care providers?

Even though the reader runs a business from home, commercial email rules apply. Add your company's postal address and an unsubscribe that works, and take a provider off your list once she asks.

Which states and cities should you start with?

California is far ahead: 1,500 home providers, 1,050 with an email. New York shows 581 listings and just 407 emails. Washington has 312 and 39, Massachusetts 272 and 37, Maryland 256 and 50, Virginia 169 and 20, Illinois 163 and 15, Connecticut 158 and 20, Minnesota 117 and 15, and Florida 112 and 6.

Maryland gets 179 emails from 256 listings, the best rate of the group, while Florida gets 27 from 112.

The Bronx has 112 listings, Brooklyn 73, San Jose 66, San Francisco 64, Chicago 59, San Diego 58, New York 50, Los Angeles 47, Seattle 45 and Sunnyvale 31. New York City boroughs are listed separately, so a combined count would be higher. For email, California is the clear first choice.

What is in the list

Source: ProfessionLens, November 2026. Counted 9 November 2026.

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