Childcare inspection records in San Bernardino County, California

Childcare
providers
1,034
Official
inspections
5,722
Concerns
3,418
Last
checked
Jul 17, 2026

San Bernardino County overview

Reports with concerns
31%
Facilities with repeated topics
17%
Common topics:
  • Staff training537
  • Health or food records423
  • Supervision400

Childcare access in San Bernardino County, California

A local view of young children and childcare records

Children under 5
139,323
About this number

This is a Census estimate, not an exact count. The Census treats this value as controlled and reports no sampling error.

Daycare providers
928
About this number

This count includes California daycare providers listed as active, excluding programs identified as serving only school-age children.

Providers per 1,000 children
6.7
About this number

This compares the number of included daycare providers with the estimated number of children under 5. It counts providers—not classrooms, openings, or available spots. The Census treats the child-population estimate as controlled and reports no sampling error, so this ratio has no sampling-error range.

Children under 6 with parents in the workforce
61.7%
About this number

This is the share of children under 6 living with parent(s) who are all working or looking for work. The Census uses a narrower family-based definition here than it uses for the under-5 population estimate, so the two numbers should not be compared directly. This provides context, but it does not tell us how many families actually use or are looking for paid childcare. The Census reports a 90% margin of error of about 1.9 percentage points in either direction.

Sources and how to read this

Population estimates: U.S. Census Bureau, 2020-2024 American Community Survey 5-year estimates. Census margins and ranges shown here use 90% confidence.

Provider count: DaycareFacts saved provider snapshot, dated August 6, 2026.

Provider counts exclude California records identified as school-age-only.

These measures describe the records and population estimates available for this area. They do not measure provider quality, openings, affordability, or whether care meets a particular family's needs.