Infant care →
6 weeks – 12 months. Six weeks is the youngest Anita takes. At this age the argument for in-home care is continuity: the same pair of hands, every hour, every day.
Care by age
One house, three children, three stages
Anita takes children from six weeks to three years. The care isn't three different programs — it's one house — but what a six-week-old needs from a day is not what an almost-three-year-old needs.
How the day works
The whole point is that they're together.
A center sorts children into rooms by age. GaGa's House doesn't — with three children there is nothing to sort. Each stage below is what that age looks like inside one mixed-age group.
Toddler care →
1 – 2 years. Walking, climbing and into everything. Fresh air, block towers and the beginnings of sharing — which, in a group of three, is not optional.
Two to three →
2 – 3 years. The last year before preschool. Crafts, stories and routine, and being the oldest of the three — which does more for a child than any worksheet.
The schedule →
Mon–Fri, 6:30 am – 5:30 pm. Full-time only, meals included. Why the hours are what they are, and why there's no part-time option.
Openings →
Three places in total, across all ages. Whether one is free is simply a question of when you ask.
Where we are →
One house in Stone Ridge, off Route 50. How far you'd actually be driving, from each direction.
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Come and see the house.
"Please message me if you'd like to set up a phone introduction. I'd love to talk with you and answer all your questions."