I would steer clear of this daycare ! We had he worst experience and after only a month had to pull my daughter out because of how bad she was being treated. My daughter started here one month before she turned 4 and during the tour and on her "free trial day" she was with the 4 year olds. We met the teacher, were told that would be in her class, and allowed her to stay for 4 hours to see how she did. Her teacher was rude and seemed like she couldn't be bothered with questions, however after the free trial day my daughter seemed genuinely happy, so we decided to go ahead and sign up. It is expensive and with that price tag, I had high expectations. It's also labeled as a Christian daycare, so I had even higher expectations, and expected my daughter to be treated just as she is treated in our church. Wrong ! After her first day I got a call stating that she was not yet 4 and would have to continue to rest of the year in the 3 year olds class, even though she was 3 1/2 weeks away from being 4. Not very convenient , and they just uprooted her from her class and the teacher she had already spent a day with and got to know and moved her to a different teachers class. Her new teacher seemed nice, however I had very few interactions with her, and more with the administrator and teachers assistant. My daughter had a very hard time adjusting to the new teacher, she had separation anxiety and the teachers assistant would get upset and tell my daughter to stop crying, and even told me to "leave because I was making the process worse" when all I was doing was praying with my daughter before leaving , it is a routine we had, we always pray before going separate ways. One of the ladies who helps bring them food called my daughter a "cry baby" to her face. Then of course after bringing it to their attention, the administrator denied this being true. Every day or every other day my daughter would come home hurt. She always had a bandaid or would be bleeding, and I was never called. I would arrive and she would tell me I got a boo boo today and no word from the teacher as to what happened. Luckily my daughter is very vocal and communicates everything to us! It always came down to another student hurting her and playing too rough. The teachers didn't seem to have any control over the students and from what I observed they didn't pay too close of attention in the first place. Another incident, I got a call from the school stating I had to go pick up my daughter because she had had an accident, mind you she has been potty trained since a week before turning 2 and had NEVER had accidents before. I went to pick her up and the first thing my daughter tells me is "I asked my teacher over and over to take me to the bathroom and she told me to stop talking" . Again, my daughter isn't one to just talk, she has great memory and would tell me every single thing that happened each day, I know she wasn't lying about any of this. She also came home once with bruises on her hips and really bad scrapes and cuts on her hands, was complaining about hip pain to the point I had to take her to the doctor. Turns out a boy had pushed her, and then proceeded to step on her back and stomp on her hands, a story she told me, which her teacher also said admitted to being true. What on earth was going on for you to have allowed this to happen? Not only happen but you observed it, because you agreed this was what indeed happened, and then not do anything about it other than slap some big bandage on her hands because she had no skin on her knuckles. This is when her doctor suggested we do more research on the school and ensure she wasn't being mistreated by the teachers, hearing that just made me sick, so we ultimately decided to pull her out. We had issues with our refund and fast forward to now 6 months later, we're barely getting our refund. I may just be a super overprotective mother, but when I leave my daughter in the care of someone else, especially with a price tag like theirs, I have high expectations! I would never want anyone's child to experience what my daughter had to go through. read more