I've been sending my ds since he was 18 months old. I hate to admit it but my ds is little bit on a sensitive side and he cried daily for like two months. It usually takes 2 weeks for other kids. The teacher was so nice (Pauline) and the Director was always welcoming. Pauline was so patient with my ds and he eventually got along with everyone and he got used to seeing everyone. Pauline said she has about 10+ yrs of experience. So when my ds barely knew to say a few words (2-3 words in a sentence), he once said "my tummy hurts" but then i didnt think much of it. The next day he said the same thing and i wasnt sure if he was mocking me (I've been saying that a lot during that time due to pregnancy) or if something was wrong. That was on a weekend and then come on Monday, Pauline teacher contacted me and said that he said his tummy hurts. I said that i dont think its anything serious but she was concerned. She contacted me again and said she suggests that we get him at least to an urgent care because she's seen similar incidents happened to other kids previously. We took her advice (smh, after four days of him mentioning at least once a day that his tummy hurts) and took him to an urgent care. Turns out he had an intussusception and the urgent care said we need to take him to CHOC asap. It could have been a lot worse if we found that out a few days later. We were so thankful. Kudos for her.
My son is little bit over 3 yrs now and had been with two different teachers after Pauline and he is still attending.
I like all staffs there. I like how they provide meals (milk n cereal type in the morning, full lunch, and light dinners).My ds loves singing, taekwondo, and coloring. He speaks really well and very well behaved.
And my son is potty trained! Thanks to all the teachers for encouraging and teaching my ds!
Curriculums are good too. And i like the fact that its Christian-based. read more