Whether you have to wait depends on the group, the days and the hours you need. Right now we have room on almost every day, including evenings, nights and weekends, which is something almost no other childcare in The Hague offers.
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Answer three short questions about the days and hours you need. You will then see, day by day, whether there is room at our centre on Prins Willemstraat in Scheveningen.
Example figures. Jane’s Bond has not confirmed this snapshot yet; it is here only to show how the table works.
Almost everything is open right now, but that changes all the time. Once your day fills up, your own request decides how quickly your turn comes. These three make the biggest difference in practice.
Tuesday and Thursday are the popular childcare days. Moving one day across often cuts the wait on its own.
We offer evening, night and weekend care. There is structurally more room in those hours.
Parents ask for two days a week on average. Ask for more and you move up the list.
It starts with a tour, and after that you decide when you step in. No lottery and no hidden rules: your spot on the waiting list at our childcare in Scheveningen depends on the date you register and on how many days of care you ask for.
You see the group, meet the staff and ask us anything. At the same time we look at whether it really clicks here.
It is free of charge and you are tied to nothing. Only then are you on the list, and your registration date counts.
Within three working days we tell you which group fits your child and exactly what we can offer on the days you want.
When a place opens up on your days, we get in touch. It runs by registration date, so you have to do nothing.
Then we set the start date together and your child begins, with a place of their own and the same faces every day.
Right now almost every day is open, so your child can start straight away. Only daytime care on Thursday is tight in the baby group and the mixed-age group; in the baby group that also goes for Tuesday, and in the mixed-age group for Friday. Three places or fewer are left on those days. Evenings, nights and weekends are open in all three groups. Use the availability check at the top of this page for your own situation, or look at the full overview per group.
Yes. Jane’s Bond in Scheveningen offers night care from 00:00 to 06:00, seven days a week, for children from nought to four. That is rare in The Hague; most parents looking for night care end up with a childminder. Which is exactly why there is almost always room with us in those hours.
Yes, on Saturday and Sunday. We are open twenty-four hours a day, seven days a week. At the weekend all three groups have immediate room, simply because fewer families apply. Useful if you work in healthcare, hospitality, aviation or the police.
The number of places is tied to the number of qualified staff: Dutch law sets a fixed ratio between staff member and child. That is why weekday daytime care is scarce across the whole of The Hague. We recruit continuously, and every new colleague means extra places.
No. Registering is free and without obligation. You commit to nothing. If you want to come off the list later, an email to info@janesbond.nl is enough and there are no costs. You do lose your spot on the list.
Yes, at Jane’s Bond brothers and sisters get priority on the waiting list.
From nought. The baby group (babygroep) is for children from nought to one and a half, the mixed-age group (verticale groep) for one and a half to four, and the toddler plus group (peuterplusgroep) for three to four. Our rates differ per time block.
Our centre is at Prins Willemstraat 21 in Scheveningen, with Duindorp, Belgisch Park, Statenkwartier, Archipelbuurt and Zeeheldenkwartier as the surrounding neighbourhoods. The evening, night and weekend care is there for the whole of The Hague, because almost no other childcare offers those hours.
This page was last updated on 1 September 2026 and is refreshed every month. Because children join and leave every day, it is always a snapshot.