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"... they were top notch. they were not pressure sales person. they were not the typical car sales people, where if i walk into a car dealership there was nothing but pressure from the time i get there to the time i leave. this place was nothing like that...."

"... a mercedes. they are very good and they always go above and beyond...."

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How much does child care cost?

Full-time care can cost anywhere between $100 and $400 per week. Many facilities won't take children under a year, and if your child is between 12 and 18 months - still defined as an "infant" in many states - expect to pay an additional $50 to $100 per week. (Photo Courtesy of Angie's List member Oliver N.)

Finding quality daycare is a challenge; while cost is critical, so is finding a provider who does more than the bare minimum. Daycare prices range from the reasonable to the ridiculous - what does great care really cost?

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Surprise Childcare Centers Reviews

"... is appropriate for each age group. the food is healthy. the teachers are very caring. the owner is frequently on site and knows most parents by name...."

"... recommend to anyone looking for childcare. their grade should be an a+. their record with the state also supports that. when i began looking for a new place, i wanted to see if they've had any infractions. this is one of the few places that i..."

"... no complaints; ppma responded to the initial questions quickly and thoroughly. they give the impression that they are fully invested in each child's welfare and potential...."

"... son is very social and far ahead of many of his peers in his verbal ability. i attribute a good deal of these accomplishments to ppma...."

"... tun / staffed by all adults who know i love the children...."