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Sweet Home Child Care – Care.com Fairfax, VA

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★★★★★

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Costimate^™

^$284/week

Ratings
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★★★★★

Availability

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We strongly believe in the importance of early childhood development, which is why all toys in the daycare have an educational purpose, making learning a fun and exciting adventure. We believe the most important element of the infant/toddler environment is an available and responsive caregiver. Any person who has cared for toddlers knows they are a challenging age group and must have undivided attention, as well as interaction in small groups. We believe that adults set the overall tone in terms of the socio-emotional quality of the environment while furniture, toys and supplies determine the aesthetics of the physical environment. We are certified and licensed in both Infant/Adult CPR and Pediatric First Aid. At Sweet Home Childcare Center your child will experience learning and growth in a save, clean and nurturing environment.

In business since: 1994

Total Employees: 2-10

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Monday :	6:00AM – 6:00PM
Tuesday :	6:00AM – 6:00PM
Wednesday :	6:00AM – 6:00PM
Thursday :	6:00AM – 6:00PM
Friday :	6:00AM – 6:00PM
Saturday :	6:00AM – 6:00PM
Sunday :	6:00AM – 6:00PM

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Costimate^™

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actual rates, contact the business directly.

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07/11/2019

Our son has been in Sweet Home Child Care for 1 year. He has been receiving exceptional care, he always felt at home! The daycare has a big play area both indoor and outdoor and they serve homemade meals. Our son had mild speech delay and Ms. Aman showed great support for our family throughout the process, with the help of speech therapy and Sweet Home Child Care our son went from 5 to 60 words in less than 2 months which is remarkable. I highly recommend Sweet Home Child Care!

09/04/2017

My child has been in Sweet Home Childcare for two years. He is so happy there, they have such a big play area with an indoor and outdoor playground. It’s very nice and clean, the two caregivers are very lovely ladies. I really recommend them if you need a childcare.

09/03/2017

My daughter has been enrolled in this daycare for two years now. She’s excited to go to daycare every morning! My mind is at ease when I’m at work because I know she is well taken care of. The owner is a wonderful caregiver. I recommend this daycare to all of my friends with children.

05/09/2017

Love sweet home childcare! They welcome my child everyday with a smile and my child has a great happy time never wants to come home. My daughter knows she is loved there. My daughter is currently about 2.5 years old and is much more advanced she comes home singing full nursery rhymes, most of the alphabet and knows most of her numbers from 1-20. She has a very well run childcare that I feel meets all the needs of every child in her care.

04/18/2017

I would give this place zero stars if I could. I started my child there at 11 weeks old and I regret every second I kept her there. While they changed her and fed her I believe that is all they did for her. It was evident that they were doing nothing for her development like tummy time or anything. They advertised a special infant room but she was never kept there. She was with all the big kids, which is inappropriate for that age.

The woman who runs the place constantly criticized me as a mother and shamed me every chance she got. I constantly went home feeling horrible that I had my child there. Thankfully we were relocated for work to Maine so we had to leave. I gave her 4 weeks notice and she YELLED at me in front of all the kids and tried to negotiate to get us to stay there by offering a lower price. When we picked her up the last day she didn’t even give us all our stuff back that we left there for our child including ALL my breast milk. I had several packets there as back up for my child, and they claimed I never left any. I was heart broken because I worked so hard to build up a supply and she lost it. They also kept mixing up every child’s clothes and belongings. My child would frequently come home in other children’s clothes. The day we left they said they would mail us our deposit back. It has been over six weeks and when we called to remind her she said she wouldn’t because we didn’t give her 4 weeks notice, which we did.

Looking back, there was a red flag at the beginning. A day after we had met with her a second time and paid the deposit, she called us asking if we wanted to start child care there because she had an opening. I had to REMIND her we had just visited her and already paid a deposit. She can’t keep the kids or families straight. I will forever feel guilty for sending my child there and strongly urge no one else make the same mistake I did.

11/14/2015

My 20 month old daughter loves Sweet Home Childcare. She’s been going since about 9 months after a failed KinderCare experience. The space is clean and very large so the children have lots of room to play. There is a separate room for cribs so smaller children who nap on their own schedule can get peaceful sleep. We particularly like the healthier and more diverse food served and the flexibility to bring our own food if desired. My daughter seems to learn something new every day and is even picking up a little Spanish.

01/23/2015

Sweet home child care is an excellent home for my son. He’s been there for 2 years, at other daycares he was unhappy but now he loves to go there and he says he has a lot of fun.

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In-Home Daycare and Group Home Child Care in Fairfax VA

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Afghani Abawi

Plaza Lane, Fairfax, VA 22033 | (703) 378-7583

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Anju Thapa

Farmington Drive, Fairfax, VA 22030 | (703) 577-5287

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Basra Hassan

Espana Ct, Fairfax, VA 22031 | (571) 314-8773

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Farzana Ashraf

Kathryn Jean Court, Fairfax, VA 22033 | (571) 201-3304

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Farzana Jabeen

Fair Valley Drive, Fairfax, VA 22033 | (571) 269-8625

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Gail Gordon

Whitacre Road, Fairfax, VA 22032 | (703) 597-2554

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Hasnaa Ali

John Ayres Drive, Fairfax, VA 22032 | (571) 271-5877

Hasnaa Ali is a Family Day Home in Fairfax VA, with a maximum capacity of 12 children. The home-based daycare service helps with children in the age range of 3 months – 5 years 11 months. The provider does not participate in a subsidized child care program.

Ines Yuly

Persimmon Circle, Fairfax, VA 22031 | (703) 425-7915

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Kawthar Abdulla

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Laura Marshall-Norris

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Linda Ayoub

Point Pleasant Drive, Fairfax, VA 22033 | (703) 932-3475

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Luisa Londono Hurtado

La Messa Drive, Fairfax, VA 22030 | (703) 340-0302

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Maria Luna

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Maria Potts

Rosemoor Ln, Fairfax, VA 22031 | (571) 447-1590

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Naila Ayoub

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Nuria Ibrahim

West Drive, Fairfax, VA 22030 | (703) 927-6170

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Sarita Dhakal

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Sun Lee

Swanee Lane, Fairfax, VA 22031 | (267) 664-8859

Sun Lee is a Family Day Home in Fairfax VA, with a maximum capacity of 7 children. The home-based daycare service helps with children in the age range of Birth – 12 years 11 months. The provider also participates in a subsidized child care program.

Surbhi Batra

Knight Arch Road, Fairfax, VA 22030 | (571) 276-6721

Surbhi Batra is a Family Day Home in Fairfax VA, with a maximum capacity of 12 children. The home-based daycare service helps with children in the age range of 1 month – 12 years 11 months. The provider does not participate in a subsidized child care program.

Alice Matthews

Fairfax Farms Road, Fairfax, VA 22033 | (703) 218-1608

Alice Matthews is a Family Day Home in Fairfax VA, with a maximum capacity of 12 children. The home-based daycare service helps with children in the age range of 1 month – 10 years 11 months. The provider does not participate in a subsidized child care program.

Amina Saeed

Warwick Avenue, Fairfax, VA 22030 | (571) 338-0693

Amina Saeed is a Family Day Home in Fairfax VA, with a maximum capacity of 7 children. The home-based daycare service helps with children in the age range of 3 months – 3 years 11 months. The provider does not participate in a subsidized child care program.

Ayesha Sheikh

Braddock Road, Fairfax, VA 22032 | (703) 425-2948

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Azeb Seife

Portsmouth Road, Fairfax, VA 22032 | (703) 591-0649

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Preschool – Ashlon

Welcome to our preschool team

Virginia Preschool Initiative (VPI)

Ashlon runs a nationwide early childhood program. For more information about our Virginia Early Childhood Initiative program, please click here to visit our district website.

Mr. Jaim L. Foster
jaim.foster @apswa.us

I am Jaime Luna Foster (he, he, him), a professional public school teacher. This is my 23rd year and 4th year of VPI/PreK. My teaching career began in Omaha, Nebraska, then continued to Fairfax County, Virginia, and now here in Arlington County. One of my favorite children’s writers is Todd Parr. I especially like the book It’s Good to Be Different. I received a bachelor’s degree in elementary education from Wayne State College and a master’s degree in early childhood education for various students from George Mason University. I am a national coach at the Human Rights Campaign welcome schools. I am proud to be a member of the NEA, VEA and AEA Union. Venkat, my husband, our two cats Shaggy and Scooby and I live here in Arlington.

Wendy Allison

wendy.ellison @apsva.us
This is my 32nd year of teaching. I received a bachelor’s degree in elementary education from Simmons College in Boston, Massachusetts and then a master’s degree in special education from Boston College. I grew up in the small town of Stoughton outside of Boston with my mom, dad, two sisters and a collie named Ace. I’m a big Patriots fan and so is my family! I also really love Cape Cod and Martha’s Vineyard, and my favorite seafood is whole belly fried clams and yum yum coleslaw! My favorite book is Mufaro’s Fair Daughters: An African Tale by John Steptoe. This is my favorite book because it teaches the importance of treating each other with kindness and compassion. My favorite part of Ashlon is being part of the Global Citizen Project. All students, families, teachers/employees participate in acceptance of all, helping those in need and achieving social justice.

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Ashlon hosts the District Preschool Special Education class. For more information about special education in Arlington Public Schools, visit: APS County Special Education Page

Ms. Millie Jimenez
milagros.jimenez @apswa.us

My name is Millie Jimenez. I have an associate’s degree in early childhood education, a bachelor’s degree in psychology, and a master’s degree in special education and early childhood. I like walking, shopping, eating out and dancing latin! My favorite children’s book is The Very Hungry Caterpillar because it has so many concepts. My favorite part of teaching at Ashlawn is being surrounded by loving colleagues and students and feeling like a family.

25 Creepy Urban Legends You Can Believe Exist

Urban legends are everywhere. They are an integral part of any culture, be it Manhattan, Moscow or Tokyo. Modern ghosts, technology spirits, gremlins and other evil spirits, maniacs and all sorts of mysticism gave impetus to the creation of a whole string of films and series (for example, Supernatural). These myths are sometimes funny, sometimes scary, but always moral. They are passed down from generation to generation, acquiring new details and features. Urban legends reveal the hidden fears of society, mixing reality with imagination, which is what makes them so popular. Here are 25 of the most famous urban legends that are better not to read at night, as they can easily appear not only in your city, but also in your yard. Scary? Then we start!

Dog Boy

Betty still lives in the house

Arkansas, the town of Quitman. Gerald Bettis was born here in 1954. From childhood, he was a problem child: he collected dogs and cats around the district, and then mocked them in the basement of his parents’ house. All the neighbors knew about this hobby of young Gerald, but they could not do anything with him. His parents forbade him to torture animals, but the little sadist continued his torture. The cries of the tormented creatures regularly filled the neighborhood. Bettis grew up, but his character only got worse: he was known as a rude and evil person. Despite the fact that his parents loved him and brought him up in warmth and care, he did not repay them with the same coin. They say he locked his father and mother in the attic, where they died. Bettis was put in jail, and the house was put up for sale. Gerald died in prison. Residents of this house claimed that objects move by themselves, ghostly silhouettes and lights are visible in the windows. The Bettis house is considered cursed and many lovers of mysticism seek to get it.

Babysitter and man on the second floor

Beware of night calls coming from your house

A young married couple with small children lived in a big house. The house was on the edge. The husband and wife constantly called the girl to sit with the children while they were away on business in the city. Once, when night had already fallen on the street, the nanny put the children to bed and whiled away the time watching TV. Suddenly, the home phone rang. She was scared, but picked up the phone. An unfamiliar voice told her that its owner was near the children and asked her to come up to them. The nanny considered this message a prank and continued to watch TV shows. Then another bell rang and the demand was repeated more insistently. The girl got really scared and called the police. The stranger’s calls with the same phrase continued until the rescue operator advised the girl to leave the house. There she waited for the patrol car. In the house, the police found a mysterious man with a carving knife covered in the blood of murdered children.

Forest people

The Inuit believe in a mysterious tribe that kidnaps hunters

Centuries ago, the Inuit (or Eskimos) and the so-called “bush people” lived in peace and harmony in what is now Alaska. But the Inuit were more skilled fishermen, using nets and boats. The “bush people” were jealous and wanted to find out the secret of the Inuit. One day, a small Eskimo hunter killed the “bush man”, and all the other members of this mysterious tribe fled in fear. They were not heard from again, but from time to time, when any hunter from the Eskimo tribe disappears, the elders say that “people of the bush” took him away.

Monster from Crowsley

A monster sculpture outside a local bar

One day four teenagers decided to go camping. It took place near the town of Crowsley, Indiana. The guys pitched tents near the pond and went fishing. We returned to the camp in the evening and at that moment the surrounding space was filled with frightening noise and screams. Then they saw two red eyes staring at them from the darkness. The turned-on lanterns snatched out of the darkness a huge hairy creature, similar to Bigfoot: tall, straight back, a pile of muscles under a thick skin. The guys dropped their things and ran to the car in a panic. The creature pursued them all the way to the road, but when all four climbed into the car and turned on the headlights, no one was around.

“Are you glad you didn’t turn on the light?”

Don’t turn on the light if you’re not sure

A student stayed late at school and went to her dorm room for notes. There was no light in the room and the girl decided that her neighbor was sleeping. In the dark, the student found her notebooks and left, closing the door behind her. A few hours later, the girl returned and turned on the light. The whole room was covered in blood, and her roommate was dead. It was written on the mirror in lipstick: “Are you glad you didn’t turn on the light?”.

Exploding Nebraska hares

Hares can get revenge

A couple of drunken farmers decide to get rid of the hares that have terrorized their land. However, they decided to do it “with a twinkle” and stuffed several animals with explosives. According to the plan of drunk people, the rabbits were supposed to explode in the forest, among their relatives, destroying as many pests as possible, scattering into a thousand pieces. However, one of the potential “live fireworks” settled under the truck in which the farmers were sitting. The explosion was visible for several kilometers.

Statue of a clown

Clowns can really scare

A girl looked after the children of her friends who had left the city. An hour after the nanny put the children to bed, she heard a fuss in the nursery. Wards complained about the statue of a clown, which prevents them from sleeping. The children asked the nanny to cover the statue, which scares them. The girl called her parents and asked if something could be done with this figure. With concern in her voice, the mother told the nanny to take the children outside, as they do not have and never had any statue of a clown. Later it turned out that it was a maniac dressed up as a clown and watching how the girls sleep. If not for the attention of the nanny, the children would have been found dead.

Spiders in hair

Do not neglect the rules of hygiene

All girls love to take care of their appearance, but one student surpassed her friends. She covered her hair with a thick layer of varnish and never washed her hair. After some time, the spider laid eggs in this hair, and dozens of small, but terribly poisonous spiders hatched from the eggs, which for several hours bit the head of the unfortunate beauty victim. So much poison was found in the blood that it would have been enough for a whole class. The poor thing was buried in a closed coffin.

Denver Airport – Doomsday Bunker

Denver International Airport – mysterious building

This beautiful and large airport was opened in the mid-90s of the XX century. Conspiracy theorists are sure that the complex also includes numerous tunnels and underground halls in which people can take refuge if the Apocalypse occurs. One of the arguments is that the cost of construction was many times greater than what could be expected from the size of the airport. According to one version, the construction of the complex was sponsored by the Illuminati society, according to another, the Nazis, since from a bird’s eye view the terminal building resembles a swastika in outline.

The Mississippi River epidemic was a cover for government experiments

The theoretical effect of “Mercritium” on the brain

There are thousands of testimonies on the Internet about a certain virus called “Mercritius”. This virus develops in rare cases and causes outbreaks of uncontrolled aggression. So, in a small town on the Mississippi River in the 50s of the twentieth century, all women abruptly began to show bloodthirstiness, destroying men with all available means. The town was cleared by the FBI, as a cure for the disease was not found. The story is passed from mouth to mouth by the surviving men from that city. No official evidence of the use of bacteriological weapons or secret technologies to control people has ever been found.

Ellerbee High School

School Yard Bus

This school was named George Washington (Carver) High School until it closed. It was discovered in 1957 and immediately mysterious disappearances began in it. Many believe that the janitor, who sacrificed schoolchildren, is to blame. He also locked the children with teachers in the main building and set it on fire. The Ellerby Road campus is said to be haunted by enough ghosts to make a dozen horror films. Witnesses claim that rituals of dark cults regularly take place within the walls of the school, and random guests disappear there forever.

San Antonio Ghost Road

Road Protected by Ghost Children

In the 1930s in San Antonio, Texas, a school bus stalled on a train track. The driver could not stop the train in time and the train rammed the car. All children died. It is believed that if the car accidentally stalls near these paths, then the ghosts of children will push the car to a safe place. If you sprinkle the trunk and hood with powder, you can see traces of small handles. Paranormal hunters claim that the car itself goes even uphill.

Toxic lady

Doctors may have tried to save the alien without knowing it

In 1994, an unconscious woman was brought to the ER. The scene is one of the hospitals in California. The patient’s blood pressure dropped sharply, she did not respond to external stimuli. The doctors did everything in their power to normalize the woman’s condition. When the doctors tried to take a blood sample for analysis, something strange happened: a suffocating chemical smell filled the air. All the workers present at the same time felt very unwell. An emergency has been declared. The woman died, and 23 hospital staff complained of weakness for a long time. The investigation has stalled, but many believe the story and believe that the patient was an alien visitor.

Killer in the window

Don’t look out the window at night

One girl was sitting in the living room watching TV. Her gaze fell on the window and she saw the face of a terrible old man in the window opening. The girl screamed and hid in the closet. She managed to call the police. When the patrol reached her house, the girl was on the verge of hysteria. The officers did not find any prints or footprints in the snow near the house. But inside, wet footprints were found leading to the girl’s couch. The policeman said, “Girl, you are very lucky. The man was not standing outside the window. You saw his reflection.”

Dead Man’s Trail

The same trail where the ghost sits in ambush. Before these places became the place of life for settlers and colonists, the Chippowa Indians lived here. According to the legends, the road is called the Path of the Dead, as one warrior hid in the bushes and killed everyone who passed by. According to another version, an Indian girl rushed into the river, whose child disappeared in the district. Her ghost can be observed from time to time on the trail. The vision is accompanied by screams and lamentations of a grieving mother.

Mr Chews

Courtroom. where Chuce worked

In the state of Delaware there was a district judge named Samuel Chuce (translated his surname means “chew” or “chewing” as in Volkov’s fairy tale). He became the object of constant ridicule. The insults did not stop even after the death of the judge. However, old people warned that this would not lead to good: many pranksters began to get sick and die from consumption and other diseases of the respiratory system. From now on, anyone who says the name of a judge in the building where Chews worked will die.

Ants in the brain

Red ants can settle in the human body

One boy decided to eat sweets before going to bed. He fell asleep, but left a package of sweets near the pillow. The ants were attracted by the smell of sweets and they crawled into the ear of the sleeping boy. The next morning he woke up with headaches. He told adults that someone scratched his head from the inside. The parents took the child to the doctor. An x-ray showed that inside the boy’s skull, ants made a nest and fed on the unfortunate brain. The doctor could not do anything and soon the boy died.

Cursed Idaho High School

Ghost activity at regular school

The ghost of a girl walking down the hallway was caught on security camera at Pocatello High School. The ghostly activity is accompanied by lamps flickering on and off frantically. It looks really creepy and it’s easy to find a record on the Internet. None of the school staff has been able to identify the ghost, but the ghost hunters unanimously claim that the video is genuine. According to urban legend, watching the original of this footage is dangerous, as the ghost from the video begins to haunt the victim, driving her insane.

The Witch’s House

The parking lot under which the foundation of Smith’s house is located

In the town of Tulsa, the legend of the Cursed House is alive. It has long been gone, in its place is a parking lot. However, before the house was razed to the ground, it was inhabited by a certain Carol Ann Smith, who kept two captives in the basement for bloody religious rituals. She mocked the prisoners for ten years. According to legend, the basement still exists under the asphalt surface and the spirits live there, so it is better to avoid parking at night.

Rabbit Man’s Bridge

Don’t Tunnel Without Friends

There was a psychiatric clinic in Fairfax County, Virginia, about which the darkest rumors circulated. Nobody wanted to live next to her. The authorities stopped subsidizing the hospital and had to close it. Many patients fled into the forest. Luckily, almost everyone was found. Only two, Marcus Lowster and Douglas Griffin, were listed as missing. The search expedition hit the trail thanks to gutted rabbit carcasses that led to the tunnel. Near the entrance, the body of Marcus was found with a pinned note. On it was written: “You will never find me, no matter how hard you try.” Signature – “Rabbit Man”. Since then, strange things have been happening regularly in the passage. It is said that one cannot walk on it alone, otherwise the Rabbit Man will hang the unfortunate one as well as Marcus.

Children of Okinawa

Children’s ghostly friends

The abandoned Kadena Air Force Base on the Japanese island of Okinawa is said to be haunted and haunted. At one time, there was a kindergarten for the children of pilots outside the perimeter of the base. They were playing toys over the fence. When asked by adults about the reasons for such behavior, they answered that they wanted to play with the boys and girls who live behind the fence. Of course, there were no children there and could not be.

Devil’s chair

The tombstone that became the basis of the legend

This chair is a tombstone in one of the Florida cemeteries. It is said that many mysteries and mysteries are connected with it. If you put a can of beer on the back of the monument in the evening, it will be empty in the morning. Especially daring thrill-seekers who are ready to sit on the tombstone all night are rumored to be visited by the Devil himself.

Changelings

Navajo woman

Werewitches exist in the Navajo tradition. They turn into animals in order to harm or kill someone. This is necessary to maintain life and increase witchcraft power. Many truckers claim to have seen shapeshifters chasing trucks on deserted highways. The main thing in this case is not to look into the eyes of evil spirits and to press the gas pedal all the way.

El Silbon

This is how the Mexicans represent El Silbon

This character was once a naughty Mexican boy. He really wanted to eat venison stew and demanded his father bring him meat. When the exhausted father came empty-handed, El Silbon killed him and gutted him. He brought the entrails to his mother for her to cook.