The Learning Experience

This place has the right name! It is definitely a learning experience. My son came home playing "school" with his older brother. I saw him tapping his older brother with a comb on his leg yelling,"sit down and shut up". I knew then that I had to take them away from that place. On Halloween,my sister told me,since my neices were enrolled there also,when she went in to pick her children up,she saw the workers scaring the children with scary masks on while they laughed at the children's frightened cries. This hole should be bulldozed down. Leave all the employees inside when they do it. I took my kids to the building two doors down called "First Choice". They have been there ever since. We've moved away now,but the second center really should have been my First Choice!!

I took my 10 month old son to this daycare and when it was time for him to leave and go home, he diaper was soak and wet and dried up food was on his face plus the other is very rude saying she dnt luke parents calling to check on their kids and that the last person who did dis was kick out the building. It was a terrible experience.Now my son goes.to a daycare where he is being take care of properly

I would not allow anyone's child to come in contact with any of the so called adults that are associated with this daycare. I have personally seen one of the adult's talk to another adult (calling names and just down right nasty). I can only imagine how she would speak to a child

My daughter went to pick up her daughter from day care and she was let into the center by a parent leaving. While walking through she heard a child fall and then a scream. The scream came from her child. By the time she made it to the area she saw her daughter's teacher snatch up her baby by one arm and the teacher threw her into a bingbag chair sitting near by. My daughter screamed at the teachcer and when she realized she saw everything she started crying and screaming I kept telling her to sit down and she wouldn't. My grandbaby is only 23 months old.



When asked for the director phone number to discuss the incident immediately she was told I don't have a phone number for her. I asked to speak with the teacher and she refused to talk to me. So my daughter put her cell on speaker and I informed the teacher that she wasn't being honest about not having a number for her supervisor and that anytime an incident of this magnitude the center should have emergency phone numbers. She then gave my daughter the number to a lead teacher.



This is unacceptable under any circumstance. We were informed that they were going to terminate the teacher employment that night. My daughter is 9 months pregnant and just imagine walking into a center and seeing your child being handled in a manner that hers was. we did call the police and file a complaint, took baby to the ER & called DCS.