Donna Beaulieu
Owner & lead caregiver. Founded Small Wonders in 2007. Degree in early childhood education, mom of four, and the reason so many Turner families never looked anywhere else.
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Meet Miss DonnaEighteen years later, it's still the warmest, busiest, happiest house on the street.

Donna Beaulieu opened Small Wonders in 2007 after fifteen years of being the mom every neighbor trusted with their kids. With a degree in early childhood education and four children of her own grown and gone, she turned her Turner home into the warm, busy, happy place it is today.
Donna and her two assistants — both with us for over eight years — believe little ones learn best when they feel safe, loved, and free to get a little muddy. A lot of the kids who started here as babies now wave from the school bus. Some are even bringing their own little ones back.
— Miss Donna
Children who feel safe and known are free to be curious. That's the whole idea.
We learn letters, numbers, and kindness the way kids learn best — through hands-on play, stories, songs, and a whole lot of pretend.
With 4:1 ratios and a mixed-age family feel, every child is truly seen, every single day.
A big fenced backyard and at least two trips outside a day. Fresh air, mud, and movement are part of the curriculum.
Photos, notes, and a real conversation at pickup. You'll always know how the day went — the good and the hard.
Stability is everything to a little one. Our caregivers stay — and the kids feel it.
Owner & lead caregiver. Founded Small Wonders in 2007. Degree in early childhood education, mom of four, and the reason so many Turner families never looked anywhere else.
Assistant caregiver, 9 years. Our toddler whisperer. Karen runs sensory play and messy art like it's an Olympic sport, and somehow makes clean-up fun too.
Assistant caregiver, 8 years. Keeper of the reading nook and the preschool circle. Bethany has read Goodnight Moon more times than anyone alive — and means it every time.

Small Wonders isn't a brightly-lit institution — it's a home. Sunlit wood floors, low shelves a toddler can reach, a cozy reading nook, and a kitchen where lunch actually gets made each day.
Outside, a big fenced backyard holds a wooden play structure, a sandbox, garden beds, and plenty of room to run. Every space is licensed, inspected, and child-proofed — but it never stops feeling like a place a kid would want to be.
Come see the space, meet Miss Donna and the team, and watch a day in action. No pressure — just a warm welcome and a real look at where your child would spend their days.