Childtime

If your child hits any of the developmental milestones on the ASQ’s (turning lights on and off, opening and closing doors, climbing on furniture) they will not accept your child. My son was asked not to come back after 4 hours because on his first day he kept opening the door trying to leave. Although the teachers said he had a great day, the director told me that they aren’t staffed to give a child individual attention. She told me we could try again when he was ready to be in daycare environment (as a military family my child has ALWAYS been in daycare from the age of 3 mos) but was not ready at the time. Seriously? That was the assessment after half a day?
I’m glad he got kicked out because I actually found a way better facility. And you know what they said on his first day? That he had a great day but kept trying to open doors, but it was normal. And the first day was the only day he tried to leave. So unless you have an infant that just lays there, have a back up plan since they obviously aren’t used to children with a pulse. Or better yet, just enroll them elsewhere.

I am not at all about bashing a center but I clearly did not like the incident that happened there. I placed my lil guy in there P/​T and when i came to pick him up up one day they said he had a good day, etc. It wasn’t till i noticed a big bruise on his forehead which i didn’t see when i picked him up. My son has long hair that covers to his eyes and to the back of his shoulders. So imagine its quite long. I didn’t feel to observe him and do a «body check» since I felt the time to trust them. I made a phone call while i was at the store while i saw this big bruise on his head asked them how come they didn’t tell me about it when i picked him up. According to their policy any incidents need to be reported immediately and parents are to be notified. Which was not done! SO What really did happen? I do not know till this day. when I had called them the same day after seeing the bruise on his head while i was at the store, they said Oh he does have a bruise ‚. like it was a surprise to them,… they needed to check to see if there was an incident report etc. At the time they had placed me on hold for sometime which made me feel uncomfortable. The teacher didn’t know what happened and here I am on hold with puzzles in my head about what happened and why aren’t they on top of it. I didn’t sleep easy that night, just with the thought of… if he had a concussion or something i wouldn’t of known he hit his head without seeing that bruise… since he had to hit his head really hard in order for a bruise to appear and he doesn’t bruise easily. I ended up dis enrolling him and calling the Corporate office of the Child time center. I spoke to the Woman in Charge and she was very helpful and listened to my situation and concern. She had to pay a visit to the center and do a run through of the course of action when cases like this happen and to be on top of it and to not let it happen again. She was very caring and concerned as well… I am not about trying to get anyone in trouble but its the fact why not tell me or be «aware» he had fallen or he hit something or whatever the case might be but it was very unsettling…

We had our son at Childtime for almost a year he loves his teachers and is learning so much! All the teachers are very kind and loving!!! After having had several bad experiences with Childcare in the past, we love and appreciate this preschool, the teachers and staff we couldn’t be happier
A+ Thank You!

Hey Leah, if you don’t know much about the place then you shouldn’t be rating it. I had two of my children here for a year and it has been the best experience. You feel very secure dropping your child off here and everybody is super friendly. HIIIIGHLY Recommend!!!
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Do not know much about this place but I live nearby and have seen their bus run a red light and cut off oncoming traffic and roll through a stop sign while children were crossing the road.