Little Scholars

I am totally disappointed about how my son was treated at this daycare center. I had good expectations that this center would support my son's growth and development. We were promised language building, literacy, montessori learning approach, potty training, strict routine, and so much more. None of which took place. He would come home everyday with a pull-up that wasn't changed all day. My son was labeled as the problem child with only being there for 7 days with no time to transition. He didn't get to stay for the full day after being charged full time tuition all because napping was a requirement. He only got the opportunity to lay on a cot for 2 days and then after that napping was no longer offered to him. He struggled to sleep in the daycare center for the first 2 days because it was a new place for him. Staying in a fully saturated pull-up would make any child restless and uncomfortable. I didn't feel any warmness from staff other than from the assistant. Daycare centers many years ago would teach and help any child grow. I don't know what happened. All I can say it is devastating : ( I feel for my son and any other child that has had to experience what my son has experienced 😪.

Little Scholars Children Development Center is a great facility for toddlers up to preschool age. My child had problems adjusting from being at home during the pandemic to going to a daycare. The teachers were able to help her adapt and to stop bad habits like eating her peers food and climbing furniture. They were able to help her start talking and to begin utilizing words. The teacher to student ratio helps keep the children safe and that enables the instructors to focus on each child’s learning process. They keep the parents involved by having activities with their child at the center. Just to keep the worried first time moms at ease, the teachers do provide daily updates of your child’s progress. During drop offs and pick ups , you’re always greeted with a smile, no matter how great or bad your child’s day was. One more advantage is that when your little one graduates from Pre K to Kindergarten, then have the summer off from grade school , they have a summer camp facility for school age up to 8 years old! This is great for older siblings and those with multiple little ones. I highly recommend this facility for your child care needs ages 18months - Pre K 4.

This is my son’s first experience at school and he loves going! He looks forward to engaging with his teachers and friends along with the learning activities throughout the day.