NAEYC-accredited under Navy CYP standards, the Child Development Center at Naval Base Point Loma serves military families from Building 377 near Fort Rosecrans. The center accepts ages six weeks through five years with full-time, part-time, and hourly slots for authorized MWR patrons, a base-based care service that pairs with other on-installation programs including the Naval Base Point Loma Pool. Annual unannounced Department of War inspections, monthly preventive-medicine and fire-safety audits, and ongoing supervisor checks sit alongside the NAEYC five-year reaccreditation cycle that sets program standards. Tuition is calibrated to Navy CYP household-income formulas rather than flat market rates, with caregivers trained in developmental milestones for infants, toddlers, and preschoolers across DOW-certified curriculum. Classrooms follow Navy curriculum standards covering cognitive, physical, social, and emotional development, with the building sharing the Submarine Base footprint alongside the Submarine Base Fitness Center. Hourly reservation care absorbs duty-day schedule variability for submarine crews on watch rotations, deployments, and PCS transitions, holding consistent classroom placement for children whose parents rotate between shift patterns across the installation.