Welcome to BabzyCare!
At BabzyCare, we are deeply committed to protecting the innocence of children. Our mission is to use sector expertise and innovation to ensure every child has the opportunity to thrive.

(Kidsplaining: We’ll help you be the best version of yourself.)

BabzyCare is a web-based platform designed for early childhood education and care (ECEC) services, families, and government agencies.

Our Purpose:
Whether working directly with clients or supporting partners in the sector, we always prioritize the impact of our decisions on children. At BabzyCare, we believe in uniting the community around every child. By providing services and tools that enrich children’s development, we empower families and services to provide safe, healthy, and educational environments.

Our Story:
In 2015, we established BabzyCare with the vision to drive positive change across the ECEC sector. Since then, we’ve expanded our reach and remain passionate about delivering innovative and impactful solutions to the communities we serve. Alongside this, we founded BabzyCare’s nonprofit arm, Healthy Australia, which advocates for programs focused on child safety, health, and nutrition.

Our Commitment:
BabzyCare is a pioneering provider in the ECEC sector, offering programs focused on nutritional education and early intervention protection. Our dedication to these programs will continue as we advocate for their inclusion to create more sustainable early childhood development outcomes.

(Kidsplaining: We’ll always champion the cause to help you feel safe, happy, and full of energy!)

Our Values:

• Embrace Youthful Curiosity: We encourage creative thinking and a bit of quirkiness to drive innovation.
• Be Authentic and Accountable: We take initiative, engage with care, and are responsible for our actions.
• Always Act with Integrity: We follow a moral code to ensure everything we do benefits all children.
• Look Out for Each Other: Collaboration and learning are key to solving problems together.

Our Motto:
“Hello youthful curiosity, you’ve come to a safe space.”