Montessori Infant House My Montessori

You can tell that the teachers really know and care about their students. I feel great having my son at the infant house knowing that he is genuinely cherished and looked after. I’ve loved getting to chat with Amber, the director, about methods like baby-led weaning and sleep training. Everyone is extremely knowledgeable and friendly.

Has went downhill terriblely. Can't keep staff due to terrible pay. Have untrained staff with your child while lying and saying the principal is also in the class which she isn't. Can't follow their own protocols such as isolating a sick child until they can be picked up. They pencil whip paperwork over things such as what your child ate or took a nap. They retaliate against your child when you raise concerns over staff not doing their jobs appropriately. Administrative staff are unhelpful and unprofessional.

My son started at Children's House three months ago. He enjoys the wide range of learning opportunities, trusts his teachers, and talks about his friends often. The beautiful outdoor play area is a huge bonus! I am so pleased with the progress I have already seen, and look forward to his continuing growth with this excellent school system.

Miss Jenni and all of the teachers at Infant House are truly amazing! Their communication is excellent and gave me such a peace of mind while at work knowing my son was in great hands, learning and growing under their watch! Definitely would recommend!

This will be my first, and hopefully only, critical review of a product or institution. If I could give negative stars, I would. The first teacher was fantastic, but she left after a couple of months. The replacement teacher was highly incompetent. I inquired every day, regarding my daughter and the answer was always the same: "Oh, she's great!" My concern increased regarding my daughter as she began to dread going back every day. To summarize: her teachers were negligent and even made cutting remarks about my daughter in front of her, her fellow students, and myself. The students bullied her. I am still, two and a half years later, learning of new incidents, to add to the long list: "I could never go on the slide at my first preschool in Omaha because some of the kids would stomp on my feet when I tried to". When I confronted the administration regarding her experience at the time, they brushed it off and had the nerve to ask me to continue payments although she had such a negative experience and was no longer attending school. Since that time, she has been to three other preschools (due to this unfortunate experience and two moves) and Kindergarten, and has flourished in each subsequent environment. It breaks my heart that my daughter had such a horrible experience, when first exposed to school. Thankfully, since she left MEC we have been blessed with fantastic teachers and administrators who have helped alleviate the pain and repair the damage that was caused at MEC.