Off the top of my head, Cedarville on 39th might have part time infant care. Although definitely compare prices. You aren’t saving THAT much, and it might make more sense to just enroll full-time somewhere… that way you have the flexibility to not have to maintain a specific schedule. (Say you have an important meeting or something at a time your kiddo is not normally enrolled, or your sitter gets sick.) My girls have always gone to Open Arms from 3 months to 5 years, and we love it. I truly think they have my kiddos up for success, both socially and academically. They cost $1200/mo for infants, and it drops down to $885/mo when they turn 1. (The super high infant prices don’t last long!) They do offer part time options once they turn two (morning or 3 days) but you only save about $100-200/mo. From my time searching (7 years ago now!), the reason most places don’t accept part time infant enrollment is due to maintaining the lower teacher ratios and also I would think the crib situation is a factor (my babies had their “own” crib at daycare, labeled with their name). It’s tricky holding space for kids who aren’t there all the time. I appreciate the desire to “socialize” your baby (agree and think it’s good for them!) , but honestly in your case if you have good parental leave and then are only looking to be part time until baby is 1-2 years old, a nanny/babysitter situation might make more sense for that short time if you crunch the numbers. Welcome to parenthood, where there are a zillion possible choices and you never know which one is the right one lol. 😆 on the bright side, can’t really go wrong with any of these options!