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Feb 8

Written by: Gail Johnson
2/8/2010 10:24 AM 

 

I’m frustrated. Thanks to a technological glitch, I wasn’t able to register my little one in preschool for this coming fall. Now I’m finding myself filled with anxiety over the whole thing: where will he go?
 
Registration took place on-line over the weekend, at 9 am sharp on Saturday, on a day when the offices of the regional district—which provides help with online troubles—are closed. Not sure I understand the logic on that one. Anyway, I dutifully logged on at 8:55 to make sure I could hit “submit” right at 9, only to find that something was wrong with my account and there was nothing I could do to fix it. So not only did I lose out on getting a spot, I also never even made it onto the waitlist.
 
I’m especially concerned because my littlest one is extremely shy, and as much as it might be a tough transition, I think he could really benefit that solid, structured preschool time. The environment would have been a familiar one, because his older brother goes to the same preschool now, and he’s come with me countless times to pick up his big bro.
 
Hopefully I can find something similar that isn’t already full. I just hate the race to get a spot whenever a good program is offered. Any advice on keeping it stress-free?

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Correction notice:

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On page 48 of our Fall issue of blush, the toy kitchen set featured was incorrectly labeled the Discover Sounds Kitchen by Little Tikes. The kitchen set shown was actually the Super Chef Kitchen by Little Tikes.
 

The Super Chef Kitchen is a compact modern kitchen featuring a cabinet, microwave, oven, and refrigerator, all with doors that open. The stovetop burner makes electronic cooking sounds, and the set comes with coffee pot, place settings, and cutlery for little ones to play with.  The Super Chef Kitchen retails at $79.99

The Discover Sounds Kitchen by Little Tikes that we described on page 48 retails for $29.99

 

 

 

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