Orange/Tustin area childcare

JaimeLeAnn27 · April 2010

Hi Ladies,

I am starting to look into childcare options. My baby is due in June and I will go back to work late August needing 1 or 2 days per week of childcare. Does anyone have any great references for infant care in the Orange, Tustin, Irvine or nearby areas?

Thanks!

Jaime

KATEENS · April 2010

KATEENS · April 2010

Whoops, sorry about that.

Courtney Marie · April 2010

I'm due in June and going back to work in early September. I'm using childtime in Villa Park. I know there is a kinder care facility in Tustin on 17th street and there are a lot of childtime/tutortime facilities in Irvine. I have also heard good things about the Jewish Community Center in Irvine (I think that is what it's called and I don't think you have to be Jewish.) Good luck!

KaliChick · April 2010

I own a preschool ... I don't take infants but I get calls all the time (I'm not advertising) for infants. Just a disclaimer, I am not recommending any of these schools, just giving you a list of what's in there area:

The ChildTime the pp is talking about is actually an Orange address (but is on the Villa Park border).

There isn't a Kindercare in Tustin on 17th that I'm aware of (my preschool is in that area). There are a few in Irvine, one on Sunflower in Santa Ana. Nothing in Tustin though.

There is a ChildTime on Prospect and 17th in Tustin.

Aldersgate in Tustin takes infants. https://www.aumctustin.org/html/childrenscenter.php

Christian Montessori in Orange (a friend of mine has her preschool aged children in school here) https://www.intmontessori.com/orange-preschool.nxg

Adventures in Learning https://www.adventuresinlearning.com/

I also believe there are a few churches that have infant programs. It's much harder to find infant programs but they are out there. Just remember you can always move your child to a preschool once they are 2.5 years so look at the infant program and preschool programs separately. You have MANY more options at 2.5.

KaliChick · April 2010

Oh and you will most likely need to do 2 days per week. Many centers require full time for infant care but there are in homes that will take them on a more infrequent basis.

needingallthehelpicanget · April 2010

The conservative synagogue on Bryan takes infants as well. My friend just went back to work on Thursday and that is where she decided to place her 5 month old son. I can get you her contact info if you want to know more about them.

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