Crayon Campus Learning Center

My two children attended this location. My daughter is autistic and originally was attending Monday-Friday from 830am-330pm. She had early intervention 2x a week to help her transition to the daycare environment (because she was home with me for the first year of her life) and early intervention helped get her ABA but the daycare would not allow ABA in the facility. After a few months of attempting to get her to nap during their nap time, the director explained that she needed to be picked up at noon because she was to difficult and wouldn't nap. I had to quit my job because I no longer had care. The director told my husband and I that the center was putting her in a high chair and giving her a tablet for 2 hours. (No one told me this until it was already being done) I believe that due to her being stuck and contained in the high chair that it caused anxiety which is why she wasn't happy in their care. I immediately pulled both of my children from the daycare because I believe that they were targeting my disabled child and didn't want to care for her. I believe that because she was autistic that they made it difficult for our family to keep her in their facility. This location does not want to support families with children on the spectrum.

I like on the toddler side my kids are fed and had the chance to play. But the infant side was the best part. The infant side makes you feel comfortable and welcomed & that the babies are well taken care of. The front end on the toddler side the woman seem to be a group of grown bullies. They told me there’s a lot wrong with my son, then apologized. Which led me to have Early Intervention go by once in a while. But when I addressed the situation they had no idea what I was talking about. I took my kids out because I was no longer comfortable here and didn’t know how my kids were being treated when no one was looking.

I love this I just want to say thank you to every one the it was so fun there and all the people there