Anonymous
09/14/2013 08:47
Subject: Re:World Bank Daycare
Anonymous wrote:Anonymous wrote:Anonymous wrote:Anonymous wrote:Convenience of location, proven track-record, regulated environment, good management etc..
Meh, they use one of the management daycare companies so it's not that the care or the care givers are superior, it's just convenient.
I used the world bank day care until five days ago. I used it for the convenience. I also liked the teachers a lot. I went to see my daughter at lunch. At the time, they had a one to three ratio in the infants' room.
Why did you leave? Did your child age out?
Yes, my kid aged out.
Anonymous
09/13/2013 23:57
Subject: Re:World Bank Daycare
Anonymous wrote:Anonymous wrote:Anonymous wrote:Convenience of location, proven track-record, regulated environment, good management etc..
Meh, they use one of the management daycare companies so it's not that the care or the care givers are superior, it's just convenient.
I used the world bank day care until five days ago. I used it for the convenience. I also liked the teachers a lot. I went to see my daughter at lunch. At the time, they had a one to three ratio in the infants' room.
Why did you leave? Did your child age out?
Anonymous
09/13/2013 09:16
Subject: Re:World Bank Daycare
Anonymous wrote:Anonymous wrote:Anonymous wrote:Convenience of location, proven track-record, regulated environment, good management etc..
Meh, they use one of the management daycare companies so it's not that the care or the care givers are superior, it's just convenient.
I used the world bank day care until five days ago. I used it for the convenience. I also liked the teachers a lot. I went to see my daughter at lunch. At the time, they had a one to three ratio in the infants' room.
I forgot to add, then followed then the Reggio Emilia philosophy.
Anonymous
09/13/2013 09:15
Subject: Re:World Bank Daycare
Anonymous wrote:Anonymous wrote:Convenience of location, proven track-record, regulated environment, good management etc..
Meh, they use one of the management daycare companies so it's not that the care or the care givers are superior, it's just convenient.
I used the world bank day care until five days ago. I used it for the convenience. I also liked the teachers a lot. I went to see my daughter at lunch. At the time, they had a one to three ratio in the infants' room.
Anonymous
09/13/2013 09:12
Subject: Re:World Bank Daycare
Anonymous wrote:Convenience of location, proven track-record, regulated environment, good management etc..
Meh, they use one of the management daycare companies so it's not that the care or the care givers are superior, it's just convenient.
Anonymous
09/13/2013 08:47
Subject: World Bank Daycare
Because people who work at the World Bank make a ton of money?
Anonymous
09/13/2013 06:37
Subject: Re:World Bank Daycare
Anonymous wrote:But how do you know that a nanny offers superior care when you're not around? At least in a daycare, there are tons of other caretakers around to help out and working in a group provides some relief that a nanny wouldn't have. Also, a nanny does not necessarily provide constant attention --- I have observe many nannies on their phones ignoring their charges.
NP here i know what you mean. Cost aside, I just don't see why so many people prefer nannies around here. I guess it is a Southern thing? Or maybe I am just a daycare person. It seems safer, more palatable to me.
Anonymous
09/12/2013 23:50
Subject: Re:World Bank Daycare
3 months to 12 months. There center goes up to Pre-K.
Anonymous
09/12/2013 23:29
Subject: World Bank Daycare
Anonymous wrote:$2200/month
For what age?
Anonymous
09/12/2013 23:04
Subject: Re:World Bank Daycare
But how do you know that a nanny offers superior care when you're not around? At least in a daycare, there are tons of other caretakers around to help out and working in a group provides some relief that a nanny wouldn't have. Also, a nanny does not necessarily provide constant attention --- I have observe many nannies on their phones ignoring their charges.
Anonymous
09/12/2013 22:43
Subject: World Bank Daycare
You can't get full-time (e.g.) 10-hour a day care for that in home with a legal caretaker. It's cheaper than a nanny if you have only one child. Not such a good deal if you have two or more children. A nanny is a better option.
Anonymous
09/12/2013 22:40
Subject: Re:World Bank Daycare
Convenience of location, proven track-record, regulated environment, good management etc..
Anonymous
09/11/2013 22:14
Subject: World Bank Daycare
Anonymous wrote:$2200/month
Yikes!! Why would people pay that when they can get an in home provider for half of that amount? And less kids in the group?
Anonymous
09/11/2013 16:10
Subject: World Bank Daycare
$2200/month
Anonymous
09/11/2013 15:02
Subject: World Bank Daycare
Does anyone know the cost of infant care at the World Banks
Daycare??
Daycare??