Advice on 5bdrms in Carmel Country Highlands

[bearishgurl]

[quote=Scarlett]. . . One more point – UCSD has an excellent day care center – ECEC (early childhood education center). . . [/quote]

Scarlett, do you know if the Campus ECEC accepts infants, particularly those less than six months old?? Many commercial child-care providers (not home day-care) only accept children that are currently in the process of toilet training or already toilet-trained.

It would be GREAT if they did . . . at any cost, because then the OP’s spouse could visit her baby during lunch hours or other longer free periods during the workday.

[Scarlett]

Yes, they accept infants as young as a couple months old… If that’s what the OP and his wife want to do. It might be better for an infant to be at home with a nanny if possible, to avoid getting sick early on. If they buy in LJ Scenic Dr, then it might be just as easy to go home as to go to ECEC… BUT I don’t think the ECEC or any other day care center in my experience want the parents dropping in for short times – just dropoff/pickup. It upsets the babies & kids, increasing the separation anxiety attacks.

[Scarlett]

Yes, they accept infants as young as a couple months old… If that’s what the OP and his wife want to do. It might be better for an infant to be at home with a nanny if possible, to avoid getting sick early on. If they buy in LJ Scenic Dr, then it might be just as easy to go home as to go to ECEC… BUT I don’t think the ECEC or any other day care center in my experience want the parents dropping in for short times – just dropoff/pickup. It upsets the babies & kids, increasing the separation anxiety attacks.

[Scarlett]

Yes, they accept infants as young as a couple months old… If that’s what the OP and his wife want to do. It might be better for an infant to be at home with a nanny if possible, to avoid getting sick early on. If they buy in LJ Scenic Dr, then it might be just as easy to go home as to go to ECEC… BUT I don’t think the ECEC or any other day care center in my experience want the parents dropping in for short times – just dropoff/pickup. It upsets the babies & kids, increasing the separation anxiety attacks.

[Scarlett]

Yes, they accept infants as young as a couple months old… If that’s what the OP and his wife want to do. It might be better for an infant to be at home with a nanny if possible, to avoid getting sick early on. If they buy in LJ Scenic Dr, then it might be just as easy to go home as to go to ECEC… BUT I don’t think the ECEC or any other day care center in my experience want the parents dropping in for short times – just dropoff/pickup. It upsets the babies & kids, increasing the separation anxiety attacks.

[Scarlett]

Yes, they accept infants as young as a couple months old… If that’s what the OP and his wife want to do. It might be better for an infant to be at home with a nanny if possible, to avoid getting sick early on. If they buy in LJ Scenic Dr, then it might be just as easy to go home as to go to ECEC… BUT I don’t think the ECEC or any other day care center in my experience want the parents dropping in for short times – just dropoff/pickup. It upsets the babies & kids, increasing the separation anxiety attacks.

[Rhett]

http://blink.ucsd.edu/HR/services/support/child/ECEC/index.html

Might be a wait list issue, though it typically is less of a wait the younger you start.

[Rhett]

http://blink.ucsd.edu/HR/services/support/child/ECEC/index.html

Might be a wait list issue, though it typically is less of a wait the younger you start.

[Rhett]

http://blink.ucsd.edu/HR/services/support/child/ECEC/index.html

Might be a wait list issue, though it typically is less of a wait the younger you start.

[Rhett]

http://blink.ucsd.edu/HR/services/support/child/ECEC/index.html

Might be a wait list issue, though it typically is less of a wait the younger you start.

[Rhett]

http://blink.ucsd.edu/HR/services/support/child/ECEC/index.html

Might be a wait list issue, though it typically is less of a wait the younger you start.

[Rhett]

[quote=yellowS2K]Still not sure if UC is an option given traffic on Genesee and Governor – but hope to test that out soon. Also, wife seems to be leaning heavily towards the area around Sage and Ocean Air anyway. But we’ll see![/quote]

A flexible commute can pretty much negate the Genesee/Governor issue, as can some route creativity (coming in from the south via 52, for example).

[Rhett]

[quote=yellowS2K]Still not sure if UC is an option given traffic on Genesee and Governor – but hope to test that out soon. Also, wife seems to be leaning heavily towards the area around Sage and Ocean Air anyway. But we’ll see![/quote]

A flexible commute can pretty much negate the Genesee/Governor issue, as can some route creativity (coming in from the south via 52, for example).

[Rhett]

[quote=yellowS2K]Still not sure if UC is an option given traffic on Genesee and Governor – but hope to test that out soon. Also, wife seems to be leaning heavily towards the area around Sage and Ocean Air anyway. But we’ll see![/quote]

A flexible commute can pretty much negate the Genesee/Governor issue, as can some route creativity (coming in from the south via 52, for example).

[Rhett]

[quote=yellowS2K]Still not sure if UC is an option given traffic on Genesee and Governor – but hope to test that out soon. Also, wife seems to be leaning heavily towards the area around Sage and Ocean Air anyway. But we’ll see![/quote]

A flexible commute can pretty much negate the Genesee/Governor issue, as can some route creativity (coming in from the south via 52, for example).

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