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A childcare classroom with a large wooden table and chairs, a small table with chairs, a green sofa with a stuffed bear, and a circular rug on the floor.

Come and see a day here.

Tours are relaxed. Bring your child, walk through the rooms and ask anything.

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What a tour looks like

The room your child would join

You will walk through the actual classroom your child would join. Look at the materials on the shelves and the outdoor space. We tour during an ordinary part of the day, so you see the room as it really is.

The teachers

You will meet the teacher who runs the room. Ask how a day flows and how they handle the first weeks. They can tell you what your child will do and how they will settle in.

Your questions

This is the time to ask about anything that matters at home: hours, meals, pickups, tuition. Ask about sick policies, nap times, and how you will hear about your child's day. If we do not know an answer on the spot, we follow up after your visit.

Before you come

Bring your child along if you can. A tour works best when they can stand in the room, touch the shelves, and meet the teacher who would greet them each morning. We serve children from 6 weeks to pre-K as well as school-aged children, so you can see the space that fits your family.

Ask about hours and pickup, meals, and rest time. Ask how the first weeks are handled and how you will hear about your child's day. Ask what happens when a child is unwell. These answers will tell you how the center runs.

A childcare bathroom with a small sink, two child-sized toilets, a red paper towel dispenser, a handwashing poster, and a wall shelf holding diapers and wipes.

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201-974-9800

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