In home, center, nanny? Something else??
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We found an in home daycare that we love so my DD is attending that one. My son is in a center-based preschool.
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She goes to a center 4 days and spends 1 day a week with my ILs.
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I choose other because we have a nanny 3 days a week and my daughter votes to an in home daycare 2 days a week
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It seems like a mix is common! I changed the poll so9 you can vote on multiple answers.
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DS goes to a family daycare. The woman who takes care of him watches him in her home along with one other boy. So far it's working out great! I love that he spends the day in a home and gets so much affectionate, individual attention.
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My LO goes to an in home daycare that is run by my Aunt!
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@Dr. Pepper: awesome!!
We just started our LO at an in home daycare. We moved to a new city 3 months ago. Before that she was in an amazing center that we LOVED. There are no centers that are remotely good around here. I really, really like her new in home daycare though. They take 10 kids total and they converted their finished basement into their daycare. They have a separate room down there for naps and a huge play area. My LO seems to like it (except at drop off, when she doesn't want me to leave
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In home daycare 3 days and with my mom 2 days
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DS is 5 1/2 months - Center based day care (across the street from my office!) 2x/wk & with my mom (@ our home) 3x/wk. the hubs and I have the option to work from home during the week so we are usually home w DS & my mom on Fridays
When our little guy gets more mobile, around 1 year, we'll put him in his daycare (which he started yesterday and we LOVE) full time.
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She's at an in home daycare, and she cries when we leave. She loves it there and I'm so comfortable with our sitter, she is like family!
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daycare center
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We have a private sitter. She originally was going to do in-home daycare but has decided she likes the dynamics of just having my two LO. Because she has a school aged daughter, she watches my kids in her home but they love going there. She is like part of our family and the kids part of hers.
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