Child & Day Care in Atlanta, GA

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Call Central Bark (85 & Clairmont, near REI, super close to Shallowford). If they don’t have doggie day care space, maybe you could make a grooming appt during funeral. https://centralbarkatlanta.com/

We use Barking Hound on Cheshire Bridge. They are great. They have video cameras as well. 404-897-3422

I know https://www.twitter.com/orlandoshakes is doing non-Disney Beauty & Beast ( http://orlandoshakes.org/shows/beauty-and-the-beast/ ). https://www.twitter.com/orlandorep always has good kids stuff!

Outreach Advancement Center my kids have been there for almost seven years.... Check them out!! 4144443464 Only thing is they don't have transportation

Heavens Tot Lot or Brighter Horizon

Learning Through Technology, one of the best and they are black owned... Its hard however to get the transportation and they are strict which is good ! They'll work with when comes to paying out of pocket and have third shift too

Starr Owens learning and loving environment!

Teresa MsIndependent Willis has a good day care

Children's Knowledge I or II.Inbox Patrice Dickerson or Kamesha AlwaysJassy they are the owners.

Kidville...Stephanie Wren

You can message the teachers from yo phone it go straight to they class if you wanna see how they doin...pictures get taken everyday of them...youll love it call n ask for a tour....466~5437

BSF is on Wednesday mornings at First Baptist Smyrna. I believe there is a Tuesday morning class in Roswell. They will start mid-Sept.

First Presbyterian Church of Marietta is starting one in the fall on Tuesday mornings.

BSF.org or First United Methodist of Marietta on the square will have one in the fall on Thursday mornings I believe.

Marietta FUMC!

Stacey Johnson Brown MFUMC has a new women's study starting in September. PM if you want more details. thx

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The thing about Charleston is that our housing market is booming. That means that everyone and their mother is becoming a real estate agent (we have over 4,000 active agents here currently). But the 80/20 rule still applies. Roughly 80% of all houses sold are from 20% of real estate agents. If you're looking for a good agent, make sure it's someone who is well established and has the proper relationships locally as well (ask who their lenders, insurance agents, real estate attorneys they recommend are). And most important, choose an agent that will take their time helping you and getting to know your needs, as opposed to just sending you everything under the sun based on a short checklist (something you could easily do yourself on Zillow or Trulia). West Ashley and James Island are great places, but the closer you are to a connector (access to the bridge or interstate) the more you're going to pay, for less house. Traffic has also become a major concern here (still nothing like Atlanta), and depending on where you live - access roads and morning/rush hour traffic could be a huge headache. Make sure your real estate agents knows the traffic patterns of wherever you're looking. Some neighborhoods in what looks like great areas may have only one entrance and exit point, and if it's near a busy road or school - you may end up sitting in your car for a while if you commute to work. I'm not in the real estate business, but I have a lot of great contacts throughout the city (including lenders and attorneys who are honest and will work hard for on your behalf). Message me if you'd like some references. I'm not going to post names here, and since you don't know Charleston yet, I'd be more comfortable sending you at least three agents for you to contact and letting you decide which one you click with the most. Good luck with everything, and you'll love Charleston!

Amanda Perry with REMAX has helped me with looking for a place, so I can vouch that she knows what she is doing. Full disclosure, she is also someone I would call a friend. However, because of that, I more generally know that she is a good person, and someone I feel confident in saying is trustworthy. http://www.remax.com/realestateagentoffice/mountpleasant-sc-29466-amandaperry-id27767973.html

We ended up finding exactly what we were looking for and close next week!!!!!

Beth Nelson Ratcliff is a born and raised West Ashley native. She is with Carolina One real estate. She also has young children is very familiar with all of the older unique houses.

Awesome agent: http://www.kw.com/kw/agent/shawn-bergen Good luck and welcome to Charleston!

Me and my fiance just bought our first home with our 4 year old daughter. Our realtor was John Batton and he was AMAZING. We originally had someone in his office that was like onw of the best in the state, but she had no time for us due to how busy she was. John really stepped up and showed me houses that I wanted to see even after he told me that there was something wrong with it. He really is a A+ realtor and will be ours again in 5 to 10 years. Pm me and I can give you his number!

I used Anton Roeger when buying my house. I fully recommend him. He was very organized and has a really good understanding of market trends

Our daughter goes to Montessori in Decatur, we really love the place and she’s been very happy. https://www.scottmontessoriacademy.com

If you can pick your child up at 3:30, then you should consider Arbor Montessori. We have two working parents so we send our child to Montessori School at Emory.

Or maybe a nanny through a verified service that does background checks, etc. http://www.care.com/

Look into in home care. That's what I do with mine. Idk why but it seems more personal and not business with my sitter. She knows and loves my kids. You can go on to brightfromthestart.com to find a provider near you. These providers are state certified so you can view their state evaluations. I feel your pain! I took James around to to look at 3 yr preschool and decided he'll just go back where he already is. I was very disappointed.