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[quote=Anonymous]We have been at some amazing, low-turnover, low-ratio, organic homemade food type daycares but at the end of the day they are institutions -there will be frequent illness and they will not be able to keep the same schedule/routine that they have at home. We did not care about how facilities looked; we cared about turnover, ratio, and ample outside time when looking at infant care. my oldest went to a daycare in Vermont where they napped the children outside in the winter. They slept so well! For toddlers and up we looked more at outside time, a play based curriculum, whether there was somewhere to go run around if the weather was bad (a gym or gross motor room, for example). So you can think about what matters most and look for those specific things. But you will not find a bespoke situation. If that is what you need, you will need a nanny. [/quote]
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