Fridays are “Kid-Days” at the Center

At the Center we believe that a safe and encouraging environment for children is essential at all age levels.  At the most important development time for infants and toddlers, it is important to provide activities and socialization in a fun and positive space.  Join us on Friday mornings to explore and have fun with our Fridays are Kid-Days activities at the Center.
KidSpace “Fridays are Kid-Days” activities are located at 1800 Market Street (at the corner of Octavia), during our pre-opening hours. Please arrive between 9:55 and 10:10 for entry. Only parents\guardians with children will be admitted.

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Additional hours may be made available by contacting KidSpace
at (415) 865-5639.

Childcare Providers Bios

Laura Louie
Laura was born and raised in San Francisco, and has been working with children most of her life. She is a substitute paraprofessional and a teacher in the San Francisco Unified School District. She loves the many experiences and skills gained from teaching children. Her goal is to help children explore their imagination with art, toys, games and more. At KidSpace she wants to make sure they are comfortable and know they have a place to have fun.

Leticia M. Batrez-Herrera
Leticia was born and raised in San Francisco and has been working with children since 1996.   She started her education in Child development at City College of San Francisco and graduated as part of the pilot program for the Safe Start program.   In addition she holds a B.A. degree in Human Development from Cal State Hayward. Her experiences range from working with the SF Child Abuse Council/ TALKLINE in the children's playroom to providing respite care at the Allambie house in the children facility.   She also received training as a domestic violence advocate at the Riley Center and volunteers as a Jumpstart Americorps member working in preschools in early literacy and is an advocate for LGBT parenting as she is the daughter of two mothers.   She follows the philosophy that children learn through play and activities and through KidSpace she enjoys fostering and nurturing the creativity within each child.