A Great School

I never thought that searching for a daycare could be so hard. It is not like you call up a place and they have space available for you. A lot of places that we called they are all booked and people are on waiting list because per State regulations, it is 1 adult per every 4 infants and many places they only allow no more than 8 infants. Of course, I found out the hard way after giving birth to my daughter at the beginning of this year. My mother was suppose to take care of my daughter, but long story short, she was not able to last minute.

Hubby and I was losing hope trying to find a place. Luckily, we were referred to this place by my hubby’s cousin whose daughter came here when she was in her infant years. I called them up and spoke with Cindy (the Director). She was very nice over the phone and we scheduled to come in for a tour of the place. We were introduced to teacher Sandy who was also very nice. The place is located behind a church, but is not part of the church. First time that we were there, it was the children’s nap time and they were all in their little cribs with their blankies. Teacher Sandy suggested that if we want we can come back the following day to spend some time and see how the children are and whether or not it is a place I would want my baby to attend which I thought was a good idea. Came back the next day and had no complaints.

My daughter has been attending this place since she was a little over 2 months old and she will be turning 7 months in August. How time flies! I can tell that she absolutely adores all the teachers there.

This facility accepts infants as young as 2 months. The drop-off and pick-up time for infants are from 7:30am-4:30pm. I am not sure about the toddlers’ schedules. I know pick-up time is early for most parents because some of them don’t get off until 5:00-5:30, however, this place is good if you are a teacher or have flexible working hours.