Little Rei’s of Sunshine, LLC

Where childhood shines bright and imagination leads the way.

Small-group playcare with room for big imagination.

Little Rei’s of Sunshine offers warm, home-based care for littles ages 1 month through 5 years. Our days follow a steady, flexible rhythm filled with connection, creative play, outdoor time, rest, and plenty of room to simply be little.

Monday - Friday 
7:30 AM - 5:00 PM 
Ages 1 month - 5 years 
Limited Enrollment

In-home playcare in Fredericksburg, Virginia

Why Childhood Shines Here

Children do not need every minute filled, every activity perfected, or every day pushed along. They need a place where they feel secure enough to explore, comfortable enough to be themselves, and supported by someone who notices the little things.

They Feel Seen

Small-group care makes room to know each little as an individual — their personality, preferences, routines, comfort signals, growing independence, and wonderfully specific opinions about snack cups.

They Know the Rhythm

A predictable daily flow helps littles know what comes next, while flexibility keeps the day responsive to real children instead of forcing everyone through a rigid schedule.

They Get To Create

Art, music, stories, sensory play, dramatic play, movement, and imagination are woven naturally into the day. Creativity is not saved for special occasions here.

Families Stay Connected

Clear communication helps home and care work together. Important updates are shared as needed, and pickup includes a practical rundown of how the day went.

What makes LROS Different

Thoughtful structure. Plenty of room to be little

LROS is intentionally small, personally run, and designed around the way young children actually move through a day. Littles are given boundaries without being boxed in, choices without being overwhelmed, and support without being rushed past their feelings.

Activities are offered with purpose, but participation is encouraged rather than forced. Some days the planned project becomes the favorite part of the morning. Other days a cardboard box, a song, or a trail of bubbles steals the show. That flexibility is not a failure of the plan - it is part of knowing when to follow the children in front of you.

Meet Yay-Yay

The steady grown-up behind the sunshine.

Hi, I’m Rei—founder and care provider at Little Rei’s of Sunshine. Most littles call me Yay-Yay.

I believe children do best when they feel safe, seen, supported, and genuinely liked. My approach is warm and playful, but still practical. I get on their level, speak to them respectfully, offer clear boundaries, and build trust rather than demanding it on arrival.

A Space Made for Playcare

The entire lower level of the home is dedicated to care, with its own entrance, bathroom, kitchen area, nap room, and thoughtfully arranged spaces for play, reading, creativity, sensory exploration, movement, and rest.

The environment feels home-like because it is part of a real home—but it is intentionally organized for littles. Materials are within reach, transitions are considered, and the space can shift with the ages, interests, and needs of the group.

Two dogs are part of the home environment and remain outside the playcare level.

A Day at LROS

Our days follow a familiar flow, but they are never rushed. The exact timing can change depending on the littles, the weather, naps, big feelings, exciting discoveries, and the occasional toddler-level plot twist.

Looking for care that feels personal?

LROS may be a good fit for families who value a small group, a familiar daily rhythm, creative play, respectful boundaries, honest communication, and a provider who sees care as a relationship—not a transaction or a tiny-human assembly line.

If this sounds like what you have been searching for, the next step is simple. Tell me a little about your child, the schedule you need, and your preferred start date.

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