My DS will be two in late-September. As he’s been home with me for his entire pandemic-baby life, I really want to find a part-time program for him a couple mornings per week. I’m flexible about the arrangement — I’d be open to two full days, five mornings, etc. — mostly I want him to start socializing with others and to learn to be away from me (so not “mommy-and-me” classes). I am only finding programs like this for toddlers who turn two by September 1. Ideally, the school/center would be near-ish to Rockville, but given how how behind it seems I am, I am willing to be flexible. I can start him this summer or wait ‘till the fall.
Are part-time daycare centers my only option (assuming those even have PT spaces)? |
my understanding is preschools work on academic school year and have it set up to match the MCPS years where you start Sept 1 of age 5... i will have a late sept kid too with the same issue |
Kidsco Jr is daycare but they do offer part-time options for the 2 yo rooms. We love them! |
Glenbrook Nursery School at Fernwood and Democracy, just off 270. LOVELY lovely school and community, we just love it so much!! They have open houses frequently or email membership@glenbrookschool.org |
Sounds lovely but they also require the children to be 2 by Sept 1. 😭 I will keep it in mind for 2023. |
We have a part-time space at The Yellow House School, two mornings a week. www.theyellowhouseschool.com. He’d be able to start as soon as he turns 2 |
We have a part-time spot at our center! We are located on River Rd in Bethesda. Email bloomingmindselc@gmail.com for more information. |
Geneva Day school has 3 mornings a week for 2s. Not sure they have a spot tho. They are the best. |
I second Geneva Day School. Great experience |
My kids all turned 2 in September and started in the Geneva Day School 2 year old class once they had their birthdays. |
We are already at Bethesda country with a January birthday. |
Check out Millian Methodist preschool, very small and warm school. They're generally flexible with ages. |