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Pre-school?

vilarovilaro member
in April 2011 Moms

Around where I live, (NYC Tri-State Area) parents start pre-school pretty early, like 2 - 2.5 year olds are in programs. I've started to look around since there are waiting lists for some of the better schools in the area. I also consult part-time, so am looking for a pre-school to substitute my sitter time two to three times per week at this point. My DD is very active and is happiest around other kids and people.

Anybody else looking around? Starting soon? Don't have plans to start for a while? What are your thoughts?

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BFP 3/28/16 (EDD 12/9/16) * Chemical pregnancy
ME: 40 yrs.old
DH: 41 yrs.old
DD: 5 yrs.

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    mrambo3mrambo3 member

    our daycare offers preschool so DS will start that sometime after he turns 3.  Our public school system offers preschool for 3 year olds but the center is in the opposite direction of work and we don't have transportation.  He'll just stay at

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    LadyXaverianLadyXaverian member

    Nora goes to a little licensed in-home, and the DCP does some curriculum with the kiddos; however, we have talked about putting her in an actual pre-school down the road. If we decide to do that, it will probably be just for one year before s

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    virginiagirl11virginiagirl11 member

    We've applied to put DS into a Montessori program that starts accepting kids around age 2.5. We just think he would love it. It suits his personality and interests really well. We like his current daycare well enough; he's very happy and we will be fin

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    LoCarbLoCarb member
    DD is enrolled in early pre-school at 2. We did the same with DD1.
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    kje120kje120 member
    The one that we are interested in takes them starting at age 3 so we are planning on that.  If we start him then we will only have to deal with ~4 months of two kids in full time daycare.  We LOVE his daycare (small in-home licensed) and he is l
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    Our older son almost 4 attends a arts focused magnet school which is similar to a regional public school. DS2 will attend the same school when he turns 3.
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    jtenebackjteneback member
    My niece started at Young World Day School in Mahwah at 2.5 and she loves it. If Hannah weren't in DC I would definitely look into it.
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    kpips20kpips20 member

    DS started at his preschool when he was 2.5 and DD will do the same. It's a school, not daycare and so it runs on the district school schedule. She'll start in Sept.

     DS really benefited from the 2 year old program and I think DD will too,

     
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