Dh and I are looking at a few mothers day out/ pre-school's for the twins starting in September (I know kind of late and I'm surprised there is a few openings) There is one we both like but its M/W/F 9-2:30. I'm worried that its too long for them. Am I being over paranoid or do you think they will be just fine.
There is also another school that is T/Th from 8:45-11:45 and you have the option to do extended care till 3 as long as you give a days notice. But then I'm worried its not enough.
The more I think about the M/W/F, I start to get more anxiety!
What would you do? TIA!
Re: mdo/preschool--How many hours week?
Paige started at 16 months and went Tuesday and Thursday from 9:30-2:30. It was perfect. They did music, snack time, recess, crafts, lunch, then nap. When she woke from her nap, momma was there to pick her up.
She liked it so much, I added an extra day (Wednesday) for this fall.
I'll send my twins when they turn 16 months.
Thanks for responding! I never thought about the nap part which after nap I would be there to pick them up. I'm excited but I guess I am just nervous! It will be a great break for me and them! How are you feeling by the way?
-----Lisa-----
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Kira started preschool at 21 months two years ago, two days a week. Last year (2 3/4 years - 3 1/2 years) and this coming year (3 3/4 - 4 1/2) she went and will be going 3 days a week. I have my choice of 2, 3, or 5 days each year (and 4 days was an option until this coming year).
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We do day school on MTT from 9-1. It is the perfect amount of time...she comes home and goes right down for a nap, and wakes up happy as a little clam.
Last year (started at 18 months) dd went one day a week from 930 until 3. She loved it. I think it was the perfect amount of time, and to start with 1 day was enough. By midyear I think she would have loved to go two days a week, which is what she'll be doing starting in September.
I think she longer hours were nice, because she gained some skills like eating lunch in a group, having nap time, etc. Also, it gave them time for chapel, music class, etc. which was great for her.