Nastaran’s Childcare

My son has been with Nastaran since he was just 3 months old and I couldn’t be happier with the level of care and love that he gets there every day. As a working mother, putting your precious child in daycare is a very hard thing to do so it’s not a decision that is taken lightly. I interviewed many different providers before I selected Nastaran and I’m so happy with my choice. She cooks fresh, organic, home cooked meals for the kids every day. They do daily activities and learning circle time. She often sends pictures of my son doing fun activities. My son is 16 months now and I couldn’t imagine sending him anywhere else.
As for the review by «Nancy G», her accusations are offensive and unfounded. Nastaran does have a very friendly and sweet little dog named Nemo. I think it’s great that the kids are exposed to a pet. As to the religion accusations, that’s just plain nonsense. Nastaran, her sister and her mother are all WONDERFUL daycare providers that LOVE the kids. What more could you ask for?
I would be more than happy to answer any questions or provide any feedback to anyone who wants to message me. I know childcare decisions are tough but believe me, you won’t find a more loving environment for your child.

My daughter was to attend this Daycare for 2 days a week but unfortunately, I received a text message stating she would be unable to care for her because she was at max capacity. I RECEIVED THIS THE DAY BEFORE SHE WAS TO BEGIN HER FIRST DAY. Originally she told me that she only had one infant and my daughter would fill the second but it turns out she had two. First, the Daycare provider should know all guidelines regarding capacity. Second, how unprofessional to relay this information over a text message. Third, I gave a deposit to hold a spot that did not exist. I can only be grateful that this happened before she started instead of something worse happening down the road. Now, I must miss work because of false advertisement.

My son (4) has been going to Nastaran’s daycare from around September 2013, and I love it there. Nastaran and her family all pitch in to take care of the kids, meaning there’s a really strong adult-​to-​child ratio. And she’s been great working with my son on his preschool work. (Nastaran is a former preschool teacher at Peter Pan, a local preschool.) Not only does he gets exposure to a loving family environment every day, but I also count their Persian heritage a plus. (Who doesn’t like kebab? And foreign language exposure while kids are young is the best.) My son has been asked to leave several daycares due to a combination of highly sensitive temperament and recent dramatic family changes (leading to dramatic acting out), and I think the intimate and attentive environment have really helped him stabilize and blossom. I would highly recommend this daycare! (BTW: That reviewer that talks about the Muslim values and broken English? …Wow. Don’t believe everything you read. That’s just plain prejudice.)