Early Childhood

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The first step in picking a preschool is making a short list of local preschools and touring each during its next open house. Afterward, take a few minutes to write down your impressions of the visit. Pay attention to your intuition, advises educational consultant Eleanor Munson, Ph.D. Other parents who have already put their kids through preschool can offer firsthand recommendations, but make sure you do your own research and familiarize yourself with the schools’ educational philosophy or mission, be it language immersion, the Montessori method or a traditional approach.

DFWChild Guide for Education and Child Care

ChildCareGroup- Early Care & Education Programs

Find Licensed Child Care Centers – Texas Department of Family & Protective Services

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