The Red Door for Little Hearts Daycare 

Hello prospective parents. My name is Georgia, but I will be known to your little ones as Ms. GiGi. As a child, I admired the home childcare environment, dreaming of having an in-home daycare of my own someday. I went on to college to study Accounting and into the corporate field professionally, gaining 15 years of business and finance experience. While my professional journey has been rooted in finance, caregiving has always been an essential part of who I am. Beyond the office, I have consistently found myself in the role of nurturer — supporting, guiding, and caring for children in my family, community, and circle of friends. These experiences were never just occasional acts of kindness; they were natural extensions of my personality and values. I’ve had the joy and honor of contributing to the growth of many children, stepping in as part of their “village” — offering love, stability, and encouragement in their early years. Being a caregiver is not just something I do — it’s deeply woven into the fabric of who I am. It has shaped how I lead, how I connect with others, and how I create safe, supportive environments where children feel seen, heard, and valued. The cornerstone of my business is the invitation for families to embrace me as an extension of their families and a member of their village! I want my home daycare to be a home away from home.

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My heart is charged in the presence of little people.  What I enjoy about pouring into young peoples’ lives is the witnessing of their purity and innocence. It is so rewarding to watch them explore new things, have new experiences, discover their creativity and seek to learn. My favorite stage of adolescence is when a child becomes inquisitive and asks question after question about any and everything. I know and understand what a privilege and tender opportunity it is to be trusted to care for someone's precious child; I will never take that for granted. My home will provide a place of support, tenderness, and early development in the areas of social behavior, emotional intellect and spiritual foundation. I hope for my families to feel like the atmosphere of my home is welcoming and just as comforting for their children as they would feel at their homes.