Many are. Everyone knows preschoolers aren't aware enough to not share food or touch people with peanut butter on their hands.

Anonymous wrote:In my experience, it seems like most preschools are nut-free.

In my experience, the church-based preschools we've been to are not nut-free. There are no rules or suggestions for lunches or snacks, and I've sent in PBJ sandwiches.

^^ that stinks, PP. Some people need to grow up

Anonymous wrote:In my experience, it seems like most preschools are nut-free.

ours is nut-free in the sense that they don't serve nuts, but they do allow outside food and don't have rules about only store bought things like our old center did.

That being said- the OP of this thread is long gone, someone bumped it to bash MSNV-- they came and searched for all threads that mentioned MSNV and then posted negative comments.

In my experience, it seems like most preschools are nut-free.

Montessori School of McLean at Kirby Road and Old Dominion Dr is nut free with a full time RN and trained staff forback-up.

Aren't most preschools/daycares nut free these days? Does anyone know of one that isn't? My kid has been in a couple and they were all nut-free. (We're currently at Little Acorn Patch, which is nut-free).

I wont recommend msnv based on my personal experience for my 2 year old. they are very insensitive to your schedule and availability. We were called for an onsite interview followed by kid interview and in both cases the director was missing and we were kept waiting for a long time.

Montessori school of northern Virginia

What is msnv?