Tiny Town

I just happened to visit Faulkner Park to find a group of young, school aged children running around the baseball diamonds unsupervised. They were all wearing blue shirts with the Tiny Town Learning Center logo. I was horrified at how the 2 adult ladies in charge of supervising the children were way more interested in chatting at a picnic table near the bathrooms instead of monitoring the children who were spread out all over the park. I even saw what appeared to be individual sandwiches in clear ziplock bags lying on the concrete near the bathrooms. I assume they belonged to the children since it was near lunch time. I also overheard one of the little girls threaten another little girl that she was going to break her arm. Not once did either chaperone go and check in on these children. Very sad to witness. Here are photos of the children unattended so just be careful who you pay to watch your children.

This is the second daycare my child has been at. After joining Tiny Town, my kid’s vocabulary increased, she learned little songs, they taught her baby sign language, and I just cannot be more pleased. They helped with potty training even! She has been with them for a few years now and every teacher and classroom she has been in has been the most loving environment. Teachers love these kids and I am so thankful for Tiny Town for being her home away from home.

Tiny town is hands down a lifesaver! I did not want to send my little girl to daycare AT ALL, but opportunities opened and I had to. We love everyone up there and so does my daughter! (She is very picky) I truly believe they love her, and that she's loved while she is there. She is learning so much and I am super pleased with our experience so far!! No one can love her like I can but I truly do believe they are the next best thing:)

First daycare that I can say I fully trust in taking my daughter to. She never cried the times I dropped her off. She always looked forward to going to "school". I admire the patience the teachers have as well, big plus. Even with the learning I was pleased with how advanced my daughter learned her numbers and letters which is a big plus.

My daughter has been going here since she was 3 months old. I love Tiny Town, we only ever had one incident with a teacher (and she got fired). I like that the kids' days are structured and there is a routine. My daughter will be entering their Pre-K program this fall. The only issue I have is that I have requested several times that my daughter not be exposed to prayers and religious songs. It is not daycare's place to teach her religion. If we wanted someone, other than us - her parents, teaching her religion, we would have enrolled her in a Christian Daycare. Tiny Town is not associated with any church and, although it is privately owned, it DOES accept state funding. I would think they would not be able to sing Jesus songs and teach prayers. We are not Christians and would rather have not had our daughter exposed to "Christian teachings". Again, we have requested several times that they not do this but they continue. It wouldn't be such an issue if there was another daycare closer to where we work because then we could just switch daycares. There aren't many good daycares in Tyler that are conveniently located.