Haven Place Childcare is a licensed child care provider in Edgewater, Maryland, established in 2014. They provide Christian values in a safe and clean environment. The center offers a variety of child care and day care services, including Tiffanys Toddlers, The Goddard School, The Learning Tree, A Giants Preschool, Heritage Learning Center, Bay Country, and KinderCare® Learning Centers. Central Elementary School Age Child Care is another licensed child care center in Edgewater.
Joy Kid’s Learning Center LLC is an early childhood education program for children aged 2 to 5 years old, offering a before/after care program for school. The center is licensed, smoke-free, pet-free, family child care. Bay Country Children’s Learning Center is a licensed child care center providing care for children between 6 weeks and 5 years of age.
Under the Safe Haven law, distressed parents who are unable or unwilling to care for their infant can safely give up custody of their baby, no questions asked. Kids Korner Quality CC and Learning Center, Inc. is a child care center in Allegany County. Wonderschools in Edgewater, MD include a mix of preschools, daycares, and other programs designed to foster child development.
To find quality before school care in Edgewater, MD, compare prices, read parent reviews, view photos, and more by visiting their website.
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Loved your list. Much of it fits Fl too. I’m visiting Fayetteville, NC & I noticed immediately how unfriendly it is. I appreciated you mentioning the food culture in SC, for people like me, healthy, eating has been a priority for at least 30 years❤ I am looking to move to more moderate climate. (From Fl) doesn’t have 10 months of extreme humidity & bugs and venomous snakes everywhere.
Great article Jerry, well done and informative. Just subscribed. In the fall of 2009, I took a quick road trip up and down the coast from Maine to Florida, (I’m from upstate NY) and spent a little extra time in SC. I absolutely love it. Just wonderful people, food, scenery. I’m too old and infirm to move now, but if I could, it would be to SC. Thanks again for this.
Awesome article with great conversation points. Thank you for taking the time out to give these bullets as a native New Yorker with parents that were raised in South Carolina. I totally agree with every single thing you said one thing I must ask is I have inherited 10 acres of land in Kingstree, South Carolina And I truly don’t know what to do with it thinking Airbnb but I don’t know if there’s enough tourism in that region to make it worthwhile. Let me know your thoughts
I moved here to south carolina 8 months ago and I am in shock at how bad the housing situation is. Its a super pro landlord state and that incentivizes property management companies and land lords to do the bare minimum (or less) to maintain their rentals. Every house and rental that I have looked at in South Carolina has been substandard. I come from North Carolina and the difference is night and day. The first place I moved into had holes in the walls, a bug infestation, insulation falling through the bottom of the house into the crawl space, no dryer hookup, and the bathtub fell through the floor. This second place I moved into has a water heater only strong enough to give us a 3 minute shower (contractor told us it’s designed for an RV) and they won’t replace it because it would require rewiring the whole house, the AC is broken and they won’t fix it, the windows are single pane, the doors won’t lock, and it was infested with fleas and smells like dogs (a small I can’t get out). Now the owner is selling this dump for almost a million dollars so we’ve been kicked out (probably a blessing in disguise). In the past month I’ve looked at about 30 houses and rentals and not one has been move in ready. I’ve seen roach infestations, no ground wiring in the electrical outlets, holes in the walls, floors and ceilings, fans that don’t work, doors falling off the hinges, broken windows, grass that is 6 feet tall, wasp nests inside and out, broken toilets, horrible blood stains that look like a crime scene, broken central air where it’s 85 degrees inside.