North Arlington infant day care centers

[Anonymous]

Anonymous wrote:

Anonymous wrote:Is the original poster the same person making posts seeking feedback on each individual infant provider? You're looking to enroll a child over a year from now. Feedback you receive today is only so relevant, plus you're unlikely to get into many (most) of these infant programs. Just put yourself on the wait lists and see what shakes out and evaluate then. IMO, you're wasting a ton of time seeking out all this specific feedback right now. P.S. another vote for an in home provider for an infant.

that may be your opinion, but i think its smart to gather feedback before getting on the waitlist, most of these waitlists require paying $100 or more, and I dont see why anyone would want to do that if the feedback on a particular center was not good.

FYI that feedback for almost everywhere is great. Because there’s something that happens in the minds of parents that makes us believe the places we leave our kids are great. So asking for feedback from parents is of limited value because we will almost all tell you that the place we currently send our kids to is great. That’s just how it works.

[Anonymous]

Anonymous wrote:

Anonymous wrote:Is the original poster the same person making posts seeking feedback on each individual infant provider? You're looking to enroll a child over a year from now. Feedback you receive today is only so relevant, plus you're unlikely to get into many (most) of these infant programs. Just put yourself on the wait lists and see what shakes out and evaluate then. IMO, you're wasting a ton of time seeking out all this specific feedback right now. P.S. another vote for an in home provider for an infant.

that may be your opinion, but i think its smart to gather feedback before getting on the waitlist, most of these waitlists require paying $100 or more, and I dont see why anyone would want to do that if the feedback on a particular center was not good.

Sure, if that's what you want to do, go for it. But you're getting little to no feedback on the multiple posts and in the meantime, people are going to pass you on the waitlists. I agree that paying $100 per waitlist is frustrating but if you want options, that's how it is.

[Anonymous]

Please share your experiences and reccs with day care centers for infants in Arlington. I am due in May 2021 and looking to enroll in December or January 2021 (if that is even possible, of course - I know I need to join waitlists). Any great experiences with in-home daycares you could recommend?