Kiddy.care, a pioneering digital platform designed to simplify the process of finding and booking short-term and drop-in childcare, has officially launched in New York. Kiddy.care offers a groundbreaking solution for parents and childcare providers alike, addressing the critical need for accessible and flexible childcare options in the United States.
Kiddy.care is the first service of its kind, leveraging advanced technology to connect parents with available daycare slots in real-time. This innovative platform allows parents to search for and book open spots in local daycares, preschools, and educational centers, making the process more convenient and efficient. With approximately 13,000 childcare providers in New York, witnessing demand exceeding supply, the need for a streamlined booking system has never been more apparent.
Timur Egorov, the Founder and the driving force behind Kiddy.care, conceived the idea while searching for childcare services for his own children. Recognizing the challenges many parents face in securing reliable and flexible childcare, Egorov set out to create a solution that would benefit both families and providers. “Kiddy.care is designed to alleviate the stress parents experience when trying to find suitable childcare on short notice. Our platform not only simplifies the booking process but also helps daycares maximize their available slots, creating a win-win situation for everyone involved,” said Egorov.
The platform’s initial launch features two top-notch digital products: separate mobile apps for daycares and parents. The daycare app allows providers to create accounts, manage available slots, receive booking requests, and confirm or cancel bookings. The parent app enables users to register their children and search for available slots. The platform is now working on being HIPAA-compliant, ensuring secure and protected data transfers.
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