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Are there good daycare options in Valrico?

Answered by Lisa K.

Several highly-rated options. Primrose School of Valrico, KinderCare on Bloomingdale Ave, and La Petite Academy are the larger centers. Bell Shoals Baptist Church has a preschool program. Multiple in-home daycare providers are licensed in the area. VPK (Voluntary Pre-K) is free for 4-year-olds in Florida — most of the centers participate. Wait lists can be long for the popular spots, so start looking early if you're relocating with young children.

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What is there to do with kids in Valrico?

Plenty. Lithia Springs Park for swimming, Edward Medard for fishing and picnics, Bloomingdale Park for playgrounds and sports. TopGolf is about 15 minutes west. iFLY indoor skydiving and Urban Air trampoline park are in Brandon. Dinosaur World in Plant City (15 min east) is great for younger kids. The Florida Aquarium and ZooTampa are about 30 minutes away. Most families say there's always something to do within a short drive.

Are there youth sports leagues in Valrico?

Yes. Bloomingdale Athletic Association runs youth baseball, softball, and soccer. Brandon Youth Football serves the Valrico-Brandon area. Hillsborough County Parks & Rec offers basketball, flag football, and tennis programs. There are multiple travel ball organizations for competitive players. FishHawk Sports Complex and Bloomingdale Park both host league games. Swimming, martial arts, and gymnastics studios are along SR-60 and Bloomingdale Ave.

Where can I take my kids trick-or-treating in Valrico?

Bloomingdale is the go-to neighborhood for trick-or-treating — the streets are packed on Halloween night with well-decorated homes and a community vibe. FishHawk is also big for Halloween. Many Valrico churches and HOAs host trunk-or-treat events as alternatives. The Westfield Brandon mall does indoor trick-or-treating for younger kids. Check neighborhood Facebook groups in October for specific event dates and which streets go all-out with decorations.

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