The coat that finally hung itself
A three-year-old needed ten extra minutes at the hook. We kept the hook.
The porch light on Sanborn Street
Reading · home yard · Michelle
One address
64 Sanborn St. No satellite rooms, no shared corridor with another program.
One lead
Michelle is the person at drop-off. Questions do not bounce to a night inbox.
One clock
Hours are written. We do not invent a third shift because a form had a blank.
Before you drive over
Straight answers from the stoop
Is this a home or a licensed hall?
A family daycare in a house at 64 Sanborn St. You tour the actual rooms, not a sales suite.
Who is there at drop-off?
Michelle Sousa. If she is on the yard, she is still the callback on +1 (339) 242-2146.
Do you take siblings on one clock?
Yes. Two ages can share the porch; nap and outdoor split when they should.
Mornings that stuck
Three notes from the stoop
Composite scenes from how the house runs.
Rain day without a screen wall
Yard closed. The circle rug took the hour. Blocks, a story, then snack.
Two siblings, one clock
Different ages, same porch. Pickup still one car.
Who opens the door
The person at the hook
Owner
Michelle C Sousa
Michelle runs Cobblestone Corner from 64 Sanborn St. Drop-off, snack, and pickup go through the same person.
How the house thinks
Slow door, written hours, one adult
- The door stays slow. First week is a taper, not a sink-or-swim drop.
- Hours stay written. We do not invent a third shift because a form had a blank.
- One adult owns the morning. Michelle is at the hook, not a rotating desk.
Rooms
Play shelves
Sanborn path
Circle rug
Small yard, full morning
Shelves, a circle rug, the path to the door.
Hours on a card
Three seats, no flyer mill
Morning seat
Full block through pickup. Rate is set on the call — we do not post a fake menu.
Sibling pair
Two ages, one porch. Hours stay written so the car only comes once.
First-week taper
Short stays, then a full morning once the door is familiar.