Twice a month we open from 5:30 to 11:00 p.m. so you can go have a real evening like people who don't own a diaper bag. Pizza, a craft, a movie, and pajamas — most of them are asleep before you collect them.
The part nobody else offers
Almost every parents-night-out program in the valley starts at age two and requires potty training. Which means the parents who most need an evening off are exactly the ones who can't get it.
We hold three of our twelve Saturday spots for children under two, staffed at the same ratio we run on weekdays. If you have a nine-month-old and have not been out to dinner since they were born, this is for you.
hours, 5:30 to 11:00 p.m.
Long enough for dinner and a show, or dinner and drinks after. Most of the little ones are asleep before you ring the bell.
2026 dates
Second and fourth Saturday of every month. Next up: check the booking form below for open dates — we post eight weeks ahead.
Rates
Priced in line with what shorter parents-night-out programs charge around Santa Clarita — except you get an extra hour and a half of evening for it. Families already enrolled with us pay less again.
| Per child, per night | Enrolled families | Everyone else | Spots |
|---|---|---|---|
| Ages 2 – 8Potty trained or working on it | $40 | $50 | 9 |
| Under 26 months – 24 months | $55 | $65 | 3 |
| Each additional siblingAny age | −$10 | −$10 | — |
That works out to about $7 to $12 an hour, dinner included — less than a babysitter in Santa Clarita, in a licensed home with two adults and a fenced yard. Payment is due at booking and holds your spot. Cancel 48 hours ahead for a full refund.
The evening
Arrivals, free play, and everyone finds the toy they came for.
Pizza dinner at the big table. Fruit and veg on the side, milk or water.
A craft — something seasonal that goes home with them.
Movie and blankets on the floor. Lights low, popcorn for the big kids.
Babies settle in the infant room on their own schedule.
Pajamas on, teeth brushed if you send a toothbrush.
Books and quiet play. The little ones start dropping off here.
Lights down. Most children are asleep on cots by now.
Tidy up, shoes and artwork in bags, ready at the door.
Pickup. They go straight from our cot to your bed, still asleep.
New families fill out a short admission form before the first night — emergency contacts, allergies and immunization records. State licensing requires it for every child, even for one evening. It takes about ten minutes online and you only do it once.
Where we are
We sit at the closed end of a Canyon Country cul-de-sac. There is no through road, no cut-through traffic, and nothing driving past the house all day. For a place full of two-year-olds, that is not a small thing.
Tucked away on purpose.
We share the exact address once your tour is confirmed — a small privacy habit that every parent here appreciates.
Reserve
Twelve spots, and they go. Reserve by Thursday at 6 p.m. for that weekend — earlier if you need an under-two spot, since there are only three.
Date night families get first look at weekday openings, and a lower date night rate once enrolled.