Need Intermittent And/or Part Time Day Care (Trophy Club/Grapevine Area)

There are 2 drop in daycare places in Southlake. I only know that area as my husband worked in the area. There is Kidztime at 335 N. Carrol Ave and Adventure Kids Playcare at 621 E. Southlake Blvd. I have used Adventure Kids Playcare many times and think they are great. My kids are 6, 4 and 2 and always beg to go. At AKP, you pay a registration fee and then just pay as you use. Once you've registered, you can go to any of the AKP sites. You can also pre-purchase hours and can save money that way. The only problem is you can only use those hours at the site you purchased them. So, if you buy those hours in Southlake, you can't use them in Flower Mound. I hope this helps!

K.

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You might want to try Horizon Kidz in Roanoke. My daughter went there from age 2-6. She's excelling at school now. The daycare is structured but with a more family touch (family owned/operated). You can pay either a weekly fee or a drop in price but it's still more affordable than most.

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I wish I did. I work mostly from home and have to go in occasionaly and have had no luck at all. I live in Keller and have decided either to find a mom to swap with (which is just as hard, lol) or to find a part time nany which is like 8-10 an hour

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There is a new place in Colleyville off 26 at Hall Johnson next to Metro Cinema...Kids N Play...or something like that...looks like it would be a perfect option...

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Bertha Robison offers in-home care in Grapevine and can be very flexible. She only keeps children up to 2 years but offers a loving, "grandmother" approach to care in addition to basic infant/toddler education (songs, alphabet, books). My two daughters stayed with "Nanny" from birth to 2 years + and had a great head-start when they started pre-school. Her # is ###-###-####.

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