Anonymous
05/12/2015 06:55
Subject: In-home infant care recommendations in South Arlington
Hi there.
I'm a provider in South Arlington and I have an opening.
Please email me for further information
daycare4you45@yahoo.com
Thank you
Anonymous
04/14/2015 23:06
Subject: Re:In-home infant care recommendations in South Arlington
Thanks so much for your recommendations and advice! I know is a bit early to start looking now but we at least want to get some names down for when we are ready to make calls and start visiting places. Thanks again!
Anonymous
04/14/2015 13:18
Subject: Re:In-home infant care recommendations in South Arlington
Hello! I posted the following about my son's in-home daycare provider. She is not in S. Arlington, though; she's in Alexandria. We live in S. Arlington, and it takes us just 5-8 minutes to get to her house.
http://www.dcurbanmom.com/jforum/posts/list/462203.page
We absolutely love Monwara. She usually cares for fewer than the 5 children she is licensed for (by choice), so there is usually an opening. Right now she is caring for my son and another toddler, and if I had to guess, the 2 children will likely be moving on to daycare/preschool in a year, so that is another reason why she may have an opening when you are ready for childcare. In terms of costs, the cost varies depending on how many days/hours we send our son, as Monwara allows us to be flexible with scheduling. Currently he is in her care for 38 hours per week, and we pay $300.
I've also heard great things about Ruth Lopez, who is near Fairlington. I did not meet with her in person, as she did not have any openings when I was looking for childcare.
In-home daycare providers don't usually know whether they will have a spot available until a few weeks prior. I think Ruth Lopez may have a waitlist, though, so it may make sense to call her ahead of time. And I know Monwara has held spots for children in the past with a deposit.
Good luck!
http://www.dcurbanmom.com/jforum/posts/list/462203.page
We absolutely love Monwara. She usually cares for fewer than the 5 children she is licensed for (by choice), so there is usually an opening. Right now she is caring for my son and another toddler, and if I had to guess, the 2 children will likely be moving on to daycare/preschool in a year, so that is another reason why she may have an opening when you are ready for childcare. In terms of costs, the cost varies depending on how many days/hours we send our son, as Monwara allows us to be flexible with scheduling. Currently he is in her care for 38 hours per week, and we pay $300.
I've also heard great things about Ruth Lopez, who is near Fairlington. I did not meet with her in person, as she did not have any openings when I was looking for childcare.
In-home daycare providers don't usually know whether they will have a spot available until a few weeks prior. I think Ruth Lopez may have a waitlist, though, so it may make sense to call her ahead of time. And I know Monwara has held spots for children in the past with a deposit.
Good luck!
Anonymous
04/13/2015 12:46
Subject: In-home infant care recommendations in South Arlington
Can anyone recommend quality in-home care provider for infants/toddlers in South Arlington area? Please include costs as well, though we are not expecting to start daycare until Spring 2016. Thank you!