Tracy’s Tiny Treasures

We believe early learning begins with strong connections. We’re more
than a childcare center — we’re a community where children grow, families feel supported, and every child’s unique spark is nurtured with care.

About Us

Mom and son celebrating Muffins with Moms event at Tracy’s Tiny Treasures in New Orleans, LA.

It Takes a Village — & We’re Proud to Be Yours

At Tracy’s Tiny Treasures, we’re dedicated to providing exceptional care and early childhood education to children ages 6 weeks to 5 years in New Orleans, Louisiana. Located in the heart of Algiers, our center offers both full-time and part-time programs designed to support the cognitive, emotional, social, and physical development of every child.

With small class sizes, experienced caregivers, and bilingual learning opportunities, we create a nurturing and inclusive environment where children feel loved, safe, and empowered to thrive. Our approach values compassion, curiosity, and family involvement—ensuring that each child receives the individualized support they need.

Founded by Tracy Trosclair, an early childhood educator with over 15 years of experience, Tracy’s Tiny Treasures is a community-rooted learning center built on a passion for meaningful connection and quality care. Our vision is to become a trusted provider known for innovative learning, strong family partnerships, and a commitment to excellence in early childhood education.

Jax, former Tracy’s Tiny Treasures student, on his first day of primary school.

“Wanted to let Jax stop by before he actually started going to school, but I wanted to say thank y’all for everything y’all have done for Jax these last three years. We’re super grateful and appreciative of y’all taking care of him and teaching him everything he knows. We’ll keep y’all updated on his progress and let him keep in touch.”

— James Mayes, Parent

Programs

At Tracy’s Tiny Treasures, each stage of early childhood is met with care, intention, and joy. Our age-specific programs are designed to nurture the whole child—supporting their growth through curiosity-driven learning, warm relationships, and developmentally appropriate routines that build a strong foundation for school and life.

Infant playing with colorful stacking rings, smiling and showing off her first teeth.

Infant Care

(6 Weeks – 12 Months)

Toddler playing with colorful stackable blocks.

Toddler Care

(1 Year – 2 Years)

Preschooler sipping lemonade made during a Tracy’s Tiny Treasures class experiment.

Preschool Program

(3 Years – 5 Years)

Mother and son celebrating his graduation from Tracy’s Tiny Treasures in New Orleans, LA.

“She [Tracy]’s the best. Thanks for everything. Since he was 6 months old, we’ve never had a problem. We’re going to miss you.”

— Ivaneka, Parent

Smiling infant girl sitting up and showing off her first teeth.

Infant Care

(6 Weeks – 12 Months)

Our Infant Care program creates a calm, nurturing environment where babies build secure attachments with responsive caregivers. Gentle routines and sensory-rich experiences support each child’s emotional well-being, early communication, and developmental milestones. With consistent care, we help infants build trust, feel safe, and take their earliest steps toward learning.

A toddler smiling and looking slightly to the left.

Toddler Care

(1 Year – 2 Years)

Designed for curious minds and active bodies, our Toddler Care program encourages language growth, fine and gross motor development, and social skills through hands-on exploration, music, movement, and guided play. Toddlers build confidence while learning to express themselves and connect with others.

Close-up of a preschooler sipping lemonade made during a class experiment. Leftover lemonade supplies sit to the right of the image.

Preschool Program

(3 Years – 5 Years)

Our Preschool Program helps children gain the skills and confidence needed for kindergarten and beyond. Aligned with Louisiana’s Early Learning and Development Standards (ELDS), our curriculum weaves together STEAM-based learning, literacy, and emotional intelligence—preparing children academically, socially, and emotionally for the next stage in academia.

Child playing outdoor percussion instrument at Storyland in New Orleans City Park.

Additional Details

At Tracy’s Tiny Treasures, we provide a supportive and enriching learning environment through:

  • Frog Street Curriculum and The Creative Curriculum

  • Daily healthy meals (breakfast, lunch, and snacks) following CACFP nutrition standards

  • Real-time communication via the Brightwheel app (updates, photos, and messaging)

  • Bilingual instruction (English/Spanish)

  • Trauma-informed and inclusive environment

  • Low child-to-staff ratios for personalized attention

Leadership Team

At Tracy’s Tiny Treasures, our leadership team is committed to providing thoughtful guidance and support, ensuring each child is cared for like the precious gem they are.

Tracy Trosclair-Washington, owner and director of Tracy’s Tiny Treasures, smiling.

Owner & Director

Ms. Tracy is the owner and director of Tracy’s Tiny Treasures Childcare Center, bringing over 25 years of experience in early childhood education. She is passionate about creating a safe, nurturing space where children can thrive through play, discovery, and learning. Ms. Tracy values strong family partnerships and is committed to supporting the unique growth of every child in her care.

Tracy Trosclair-Washington

Assistant Director

With years of experience in early childhood education, Ms. Brittany plays a vital role in guiding the daily operations and supporting the mission of Tracy’s Tiny Treasures. She is dedicated to equipping each child with the tools, encouragement, and support they need to grow along their own unique path of development.

Brittany Massey

Two young siblings holding hands at Tracy’s Tiny Treasures, in the outdoor play area.

“Thank ya’ll so much for allowing them to continue their education with you guys.”

— Jamyra, Parent

Media Gallery

Preschooler exploring the Move With The River exhibit at the Louisiana Children’s Museum.
Tracy’s Tiny Treasures student playing in the Creole Kitchen exhibit at the Louisiana Children’s Museum.
Five smiling students riding the merry-go-round at Storyland in New Orleans City Park.
Brittany Massey and students posing inside the Shark Jaws sculpture at the Audubon Aquarium.
Student and mother enjoying breakfast together during Muffins with Mom at Tracy’s Tiny Treasures.
Young boy wearing a firefighter hat and smiling inside a fire truck during an emergency services career day.
Student playing with a baby doll in the classroom at Tracy’s Tiny Treasures.
Group of students on a field trip to the Audubon Cool Zoo.
Moms and students gathered around a table during Muffins with Moms, sharing food and conversation.
Toddler girl riding a small plastic bike at Tracy's Tiny Treasures, in the outdoor play area.
Young girl playing with colorful toys in the classroom.
Tracy’s Tiny Treasures students listening attentively during an author-led children’s book reading.
Student making a Froot Loops necklace during a fun classroom activity.
Child smiling at the camera while completing a shapes puzzle.
Tracy’s students wearing pink for Breast Cancer Awareness Month in October.
Girl smiling while building with large colorful stacking bricks.
Two students with arms around each other, smiling during a trip to the Audubon Cool Zoo.
Father and daughter enjoying breakfast together during Donuts with Dads at Tracy’s.
Students and Brittany wearing Halloween and character pajamas for a themed day at Tracy’s.
Group of children dressed for graduation day, smiling in front of a table filled with presents.

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Ryah on graduation day from Tracy’s Tiny Treasures, wearing a white dress with bouquet and gifts.

“My baby so smart and have great memory. This conversation started because Ryah showed me how to get to Tracy’s Tiny Treasures. I swear she brought me straight to the front door at night time. I just wanted to see if she remembered... I swear my baby was ready for pre-K after leaving the daycare on a high level.”

— Wilneka, Parent