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Jul 12, 10, 08:39 #1

So earlier I was looking for a nanny for our son. I've had a few interviews and am leaning towards one particular nanny but I'm not 100%. I didn't consider this before but I don't really recall seeing anyone who does this anyway... but figured I'd ask.

What about daycares in Warsaw? Do those exist and what are they called here? It seems like family or in home care is much more popular. However, with the few hours we need it seems like this would be the better option, especially so my son could have some friends to play with.

Thank you!

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Jul 12, 10, 13:03 #2

There's been a massive expansion of kindergartens in recent years - of varying quality. One thing you'd have to be aware of is they usually put the kids to bed in the early afternoon - this is hotwired into pre-school culture and you might not like it.
As many of these places are privately owned, you might want to try your arm with negotiating fees - but demand is so high to get a place that you may not be successful.

As for home v. pre-school, this is very much a question of personal belief and the knowledge of your child that only you can have. It's good for some, bad for others but mainly neutral :)

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