
Compare 9 infant & toddler daycares in Virginia. Browse by city, see parent reviews and ratings, and find the best program for your child.
Virginia has 9 infant and toddler daycare programs specializing in care for children under age 3. These facilities offer age-appropriate staff-to-child ratios, safe sleep practices, and developmentally focused activities. Browse by city to find quality infant care near you.
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Parents consistently praise Toddler Station II for its caring, welcoming staff and positive developmental outcomes for children of all abilities. Multiple reviewers highlight the center's flexibility, cleanliness, affordability, and strong educational focus, with children showing enthusiasm for attending.
First Steps Infant Development Center in Charlottesville receives consistently high praise from parents. Reviewers highlight the caring and professional staff, balanced approach to learning and free play, and excellent communication through daily activity reports. The facility is noted as clean and well-organized with a significant waitlist.
Baby Toddler and Preschool Land in Fairfax receives consistently high praise from parents. The facility is noted for its caring and attentive staff, strong leadership by owner Maureen, and comprehensive educational programming. Parents highlight the center's organization, cleanliness, flexibility, and additional services that go beyond typical daycare offerings.
Toddler University receives highly polarized reviews. Positive reviews praise communication, staff friendliness, activities, and competitive pricing. However, multiple negative reviews raise serious concerns about child safety, staff inattentiveness, inadequate supervision ratios, unprofessional management responses to incidents, and facility conditions.
Toddler Town has a strong base of long-term satisfied families who praise the cleanliness, caring staff, and loving environment. However, two serious concerns have been raised: alleged unsafe driving by a staff member and an incident involving threat to leave a special needs child unattended.
One parent describes the staff as unprofessional and rude, alleging they prioritize their paycheck over child care and refuse accountability. Another review claims staff have inflicted physical harm, engaged in loud and profane conversations, and spoke negatively about parents' homes.
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