HOW TO FIND THE BEST CHILDCARE! | DAYCARE OR MONTESSORI

Today’s video is all about how to find the best daycare or Montessori school for your child. Childcare is such a stressful process when you become a parent. You want to find something within budget but you also want to make sure you are get what you are paying for. So I took 3 of my top asked questions and gave very thorough in depth answers that will hopefully help in your hunt for childcare. I toured so many schools before I found the perfect one and I can’t wait for Ryleigh to start next month! Comment down below some of your experiences with childcare!

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[Elisekimopie]

I absolutely love my daughter’s Montessori school! I wanted to put my daughter in the toddler room but she actually started in primary and has excelled beyond my dreams! She flourished within weeks and it has changed our lives. I didn’t even realize that I was implementing the Montessori method into our own home routine until we toured our current school! It’s so wonderful being with so many like-minded parents and children. Thank you for the video!

[nani]

I attended a Montessori when I was younger . Its true about looking into different ones to find the right one for your child . My mom looked at, at least 3 or 4 different locations before finding the Montessori I ended up attending.

[SimplyNenaxo]

My two daughters are now 8 and 6 . But definitely will consider when im ready for my third child. My 6 year old was in a montessori day care and I looved it. It was just getting a little bit pricier for me. Thanks for the video

[samiradanesh]

Literally love how you’re talking about San Diego because that’s where I live and I’m looking for childcare for my 2 year old.

[casewilley]

I’m a aid for a Montessori toddler class and I love it. It’s my first year in education and it makes me excited to pursue this career path further. It is true that you get sick allot, Sometimes I feel like a walking tissue 😷 lol. I love changing units each month!

[nay_yvette]

Good morning Maddy, this infro was so helpful. Iam a grandmother, when my girls was young i was lucky my mother was home mom . But with my granddaughter i had to help my daughter look for right daycare. And so glad we pick the right one . Great video 💞💞

[avafloss]

Always great information for first time mom like me from your videos. Thanks a lot

[saragerahart]

I work at a daycare and I would recommend like you said starting them in preschool before kindergarten, it just helps get used to school setting. My work isn’t Montessori based but it makes transitions easier for the child. At my work we have two different sections we have daycare for the infants and older children(1-4/5) that need to stay later(until about 5:45) and a section just for kids that need just preschool, but that’s for ages 3-4/5, for the parents that don’t the all day assistance.

[OneandaHalfReviews]

Loved this video, really helpful to know I love Montessori schools they are amazing. I totally agree with routine it's soo important from day 1 I changed my little one into clothes too... And because of the routine I have my 4 month old sleeps through the night and has done since 3 months old because I have a night routine and his days are in a sort of routine, I find night time routines are soo important as he learnt bedtime is bedtime and he now goes from 8pm ISH till half 7am with no feed as he doesn't wake up.

Thank you for these videos I'm a first time mum with a bit of childcare experience and these videos help me soo much and many others with my little man, your amazing 💖💖

[paofacu]

This is so helpful!!! These are important questions to ask! I love that you put this out there! Thank you much! I didn’t know all this about Montessori! Changing the jobs for the kids is so important! I didn’t know Montessori’s could be so different
YES! Routine is

[jessicasample]

Being in a rural community you get what you can when it comes to daycare. The best daycare I wanted finally has an opening for my son when he turns 2! Lol I signed up as soon as I got a positive pregnancy test! 😂

[LifeofFlora]

With us here in London we've got OFSTED where we search for the nursery rating based on reports and also by visiting the nursery to see how it goes during busy hours.

Family and friends recommend is always welcome and important.

[mizzchang]

I love Montessori school. I use to work in a Montessori school and it’s more than a daycare. The kids are learning so much from the Montessori work cycle. And I love that everything on the shelves has a purpose. I also love how the older age children are the role model for the younger kids. Unfortunately, I move out of state and the city I live in now don’t have Montessori school so now the center I work at has only toys on shelves. Every shelves is toys toys and toys. It was not my cup of tea but sadly I can’t change much. I dislike the fact that the kids just play all day everyday at the center I work at now and they barely do any learning. So it was difficult for me but all I can do is to try my best to apply as much Montessori as I can into my class and kids. But I love Montessori. I choose Montessori over any daycare.

[carinaserrano]

Early childhood development learning centers are also similar! I worked at a daycare and then changed to a learning center where they were full of learning! They are also focused on community, social, emotional skills, etc, dramatic play, math, sensory. And our company believes in the same thing of putting their work at their level. Unit each month with activities in each area with the theme. I think it depends on how it is being run, how things are being implemented. And the people there itself. It’s hard to find a daycare, Montessori, early childhood development learning center that is actually following their curriculum implementing everything correctly. So I do agree that it just depends on the people there!

[MissBlueu]

Yesss! I’ve been waiting for this video! Thank you.

[nadiamolena]

Hello Madison! I loved your channel! I live in Irvine and looking for Montessori school here for my 1 year old baby girl. Which Montessori school do you know and recommend around here? Thank you so much!

[gabrielaramirez]

Hi! Are you certified in Montessori? If so, how do you get certified?

[mickienevills]

Hello Madison! I really appreciate all the things that you went over in this video it was extremely helpful thank you so much! :)

[TheEpiphany]

Just found out we’re pregnant. I’ll be home with baby for the first 8 months, but afterward we are considering a Montessori school

[MaryemSab]

I learned the importance of routine from you and I keep telling my cousin that it's what she needs to work on