Anonymous
Post 06/08/2024 09:26     Subject: Reggio or Montessori Daycares?
Anonymous wrote:Celebree

Thank you! I will look at this one
Anonymous
Post 06/08/2024 08:52     Subject: Reggio or Montessori Daycares?
Anonymous wrote:
Anonymous wrote:Our center uses Creative Curriculum which is generally preferred by Kindergarten teachers. There are no screens or plasticy toys that are battery powered. They take the babies in buggy rides through the park and sometimes have them on blankets outside. They also have age appropriate and safe toys. Please don't be taken in my buzz words. Go and tour places and get a feel for the management, staff and the spaces.


Hi! What center do you use? Thank you!


Celebree
Anonymous
Post 06/08/2024 08:51     Subject: Reggio or Montessori Daycares?
Celebree
Anonymous
Post 06/07/2024 12:23     Subject: Reggio or Montessori Daycares?
Anonymous wrote:Our center uses Creative Curriculum which is generally preferred by Kindergarten teachers. There are no screens or plasticy toys that are battery powered. They take the babies in buggy rides through the park and sometimes have them on blankets outside. They also have age appropriate and safe toys. Please don't be taken in my buzz words. Go and tour places and get a feel for the management, staff and the spaces.


Hi! What center do you use? Thank you!
Anonymous
Post 06/04/2024 20:51     Subject: Reggio or Montessori Daycares?
Metta Montessori in Arlington is great! Tons of outside time, in almost all weather for the kids. Lots of natural materials. I think the youngest they take is ~16 months, though.
Anonymous
Post 06/03/2024 18:53     Subject: Reggio or Montessori Daycares?
Agree to tour with your eyes wide open, and keep in mind they probably are at their very best when someone is touring.

Anonymous
Post 06/03/2024 10:07     Subject: Reggio or Montessori Daycares?
Our center uses Creative Curriculum which is generally preferred by Kindergarten teachers. There are no screens or plasticy toys that are battery powered. They take the babies in buggy rides through the park and sometimes have them on blankets outside. They also have age appropriate and safe toys. Please don't be taken in my buzz words. Go and tour places and get a feel for the management, staff and the spaces.
Anonymous
Post 06/01/2024 09:14     Subject: Reggio or Montessori Daycares?
In search of a Reggio or Montessori inspired daycare in Arlington/Alexandria area for my baby who will be about 10 months old when he starts. Does anyone have any recommendations? I am looking for a place with a nice outdoor space that uses natural materials--no over cluttering or use of plastic toys with batteries. I appreciate any recommendations!