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    Our son has been at Maple Bear since an infant and we are about to send our second son there as well.

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    Busy Bees Tempe Child Care Center

    Busy Bees Tempe Child Care Center

    (25 reviews)

    My daughter has attended Busy Bees since she was 10 weeks old and she is now 3. In the mornings,…read moreshe always receives a warm welcome at the door from management and her teachers. She is excited to go and she has developed great relationships between the staff and friends. Communication between teachers/management has always been great. She learns so much while she's there. I know that I'm leaving her in great hands every day that she attends. If you're looking for a safe and nurturing daycare that they can also learn at, this is the daycare for you.

    I am sharing my personal experience with this daycare because it was extremely upsetting as a…read moremother. Last month, I stopped by the facility to find out whether my daughter was there and to visit and breastfeed her. My ex had previously enrolled her here for a week in February, but I was unsure whether she had been enrolled here again. I provided my ID and was assisted by a staff member, who allowed me to enter and see my daughter in the infant room. At the time, the babies were being put down for a nap and my daughter had just fallen asleep. I did not want to disrupt her or the other children, so I decided to return in about an hour. Kelley Adam's who I believe to be the main coordinator walked up to me with my ex and I's family court order in hand flipping through it, as I was talking with the other staff member. I, then, told them I'd be back to see my daughter in about a hour when she is awake and left. When I returned, I was initially asked to wait in the hallway. I asked if I could breastfeed my daughter in the infant room, where I had previously been allowed to see her and where there was comfortable seating available. I was told that they would prefer that I remain in the hallway. The coordinator then approached and told me that I was not permitted to be there based on the court order. I asked her to explain and show where the court order prohibited me from visiting my daughter at the facility, since she had it in hand again. She couldn't point it out. The situation became increasingly tense. The coordinator also accused me of being on the property the previous day with another person--saying she had my "tags" and car plate, but I know this is false. I have full receipts and video on my whereabouts the day before and have no reason to hide. She, then, told me that she would call my ex to pick my baby up right then, as she picked up the phone again to call him. She then said that my daughter's enrollment could potentially be terminated, if there's further problems. Police were eventually called to the facility. I spoke with an officer outside, and after the officer spoke with the daycare staff, I was told that I could not return to the facility due to the situation and the management's decision. I spoke with a judge the next day and he clarified that there's nothing in the court order that prevents me from seeing my daughter, while she is at daycare in my ex's week. He stated I have constitutional rights and should practice them. What made this experience especially difficult for me was that I had come to the facility simply hoping to see my daughter and breastfeed her. This was her first week back at this daycare, since that one week in February. She's been fully in my care since birth, and being prevented from visiting her was emotionally distressing for me. I understand that daycare staff must prioritize children's safety and may need to review court orders or address complicated family situations. However, I felt that the situation could have been handled more professionally and with greater care and respect. Rather than calmly discussing the court order and clarifying the facility's policies, the interaction escalated quickly and resulted in the police being called. My experience left me feeling unwelcome and unfairly treated as my daughter's mother. I would encourage parents in co-parenting or custody situations to ask the facility in advance about its visitation policies, how it handles court orders, and whether both parents are permitted to visit their child during daycare hours.

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    Calvary Christian Preschool and Daycare

    (25 reviews)

    I am conflicted writing this because we like the staff and director at CCPD, however, several…read moreparents have raised concerns over the lack of cameras, and the owners have made it clear that they will not use cameras. We have had two scares involving our child and there was absolutely no evidence other than second and third-hand stories, what we could piece together from our child's limited vocabulary, and scratches on their skin. I've also gone in to pick up our child, to find a completely new caregiver I had never seen before taking care of the kids. In 2024 there is no reason that parents should not be able to check in on their kids virtually whenever they want to. We get a few pictures of our kid a day through the app, and we are missing thousands of little moments in their development. Enough is enough. Give parents peace of mind and the sense that we are a part of our children's day, even if we can't be there in person.

    Our son has been attending daycare here for about 7 months now and we have had a wonderful…read moreexperience so far. When we toured, they let us check out the room, meet the teachers and ask tons of questions. They are accomodating to parental requests - such as if you would like to substitute meals, or provide specific snacks. For example, we prefer that our son doesn't consume too much sugar (he's got enough energy as is...!), so we requested that when juice is served that it is watered down 50/50, and they have been very accomodating. He has some food sensitivities and they have substituted snacks when necessary. We enjoy having the updates on the app - we get a few photos a day of what he's doing, along with notifications of any diaper changes, what he's eating and how much, and how long and when he naps! Once in a while we get videos as well and it's so lovely to get little updates through the day. Miss Serenity and Miss Katie have been so lovely, and he looks forward to seeing them and his classmates. The socialization has been great for him. We have always had great interactions with the staff. We recommended Calvary Preschool to a friend, and they enrolled their baby and have been loving it too!

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