In Toy Story 3, what is the name of the daycare center?

In Toy Story 3, the daycare center is called Sunnyside Daycare.

Andy’s toys arrive there after a misunderstanding: Andy’s mother takes a bag of toys meant for storage to the curb, and the toys assume they have been discarded. They then choose donation to Sunnyside, believing it offers a welcoming new home.

At first, Sunnyside appears bright and generous. Lotso, the teddy-bear leader, presents it as a place where toys can be loved by children every day. The reality is darker: Andy’s toys are assigned to the rough toddler room, while Lotso and his followers control the older children’s room. The daycare therefore becomes the film’s central setting and a symbol of false promises.

A common mix-up is confusing Sunnyside Daycare with Bonnie’s house, where Woody later finds a safer and more loving environment. Pixar researched real Bay Area childcare facilities to make Sunnyside’s layout and child-sized details believable.