Looking for Childcare - Allen,TX

I understand your dilema. My husband & I both have retail careers, so our 22 month old daughter only goes 3 days a week (about 20 hrs), but we pay for full time. It is worth it to us to have her in a structured learning environment with a sense of normalcy & structured learning. Our director will occasionally give us a free week because we pay for a month at a time & often she is not there. You might discuss this option with the daycare centers you interview. I wish our daycare was close to you. Adventure land is fine for occasional babysitting, but will end up costing you as much if not more than just paying for full-time daycare. There are affordable places out there-- you just have to really search. Check out the independent daycares- not the franchises. Best of luck to you!

You should try Primrose School of North Plano. I know they offer part time schedules from 8:30-2:30 each day and they may be willing to work with you on the specific hours that your child is there. The number is ###-###-####. Good Luck on your search!

Hi A.,
I have an in hme daycare in Plano. I do hourly rates for part-timers. You cn read reviews of my day care under Adventures In Growing Childcare and Adventures in Growing. MKy website is www.adventuresingrowing.net. If you would rather call me I can be reached at ###-###-####.
Thanks.
T.

We chose to use an in-home child care provider instead of daycare (I've heard too many horror stories) when I was working. We found ours on the following website. http://www.dfps.state.tx.us/Child_Care/Search_Texas_Child... She is wonderful and we only paid for the days we took our son. She provided lunch and snacks, which she received funding from the state for through a nutrition grant. I found in-home to be much more accommodating with flexible work schedules.