Where do I begin... Lets start with the leader Robin, shes ok I suppose as a person. The care was ok and I had no problems until things started didn't add up and they got mad at me because they couldn't find my sons Thomas the tank nap pad... See Robin and her employees undoubtedly do care about these kids unless you're low income. See Robin decided to rebuttal my comments and reviews then decided to message me calling me delusional and acting completely out of line as far as being a parent goes but without knowing my personal situation. Robin is going to read this and I'm going to paint a whole picture for her since she wants to say she's "concerned for my son's safety" but doesn't realize I was living with my mom and dad while I was pregnant and that my sons' father said he didn't want to be there when I was 3 months pregnant. Because Trump supporters like her I wasn't able to get an abortion and adoption was not an option for me because I refuse to fall in my bio mother's footprints. I will give them prompts for visiting my son and making a couple of sweet poster boards while he was sick, but for her to say she was there for my son during the duration of his time battling cancer is completely and utterly false. She visited once which is fine but don't let her fool you she only came one time. As for her saying my mom and dad were the primary caretakers of my son did they help me with him when I had to go to work yes they absolutely did, but what she didn't know is I work anywhere from 8-10hr days to give my parents the money so they could write checks for payment for the daycare. See what Robin doesn't know unlike her I am a single mother which she doesn't like single mothers, is very judgemental when it comes to single mothers, and enjoys calling them out without knowing the full situation. My son did get bit at the daycare which happens, but they did send him home several times with a dirty diaper when he was in diapers. My son never had a diaper rash before until he started going to that daycare which is a sign they didn't change him enough. My son would constantly come home dirty looking like he was a construction worker. See I would bring up these issues all the time to Robin but it would always get shrugged off and she would tell me things happen. So let's talk about her sending me a dm on Facebook her calling me unstable and lying saying my parents just up and gave them that nap mat... they more than likely said that AFTER the fact they refused to give it back. See my parents got that for my son and we were looking forever for that thing and were told by the daycare that they couldn't find it and Robin would make up every excuse as to why they couldn't find it. I can bet my whole tax return she is going to rebuttal this as well trying to call me out and i told her if she was going to say I'm unstable and delusional she is welcome to call the police on me if she is that concerned with my sons' safety. The thing is I pay my bills, I work a full-time job, My son does math already at 5 years old, he's spelling at 5 years old, he is always clean we have our bills paid up and our house clean. So if you want your child going to an all-white daycare with no formal system to help better prepare your kid for pre-k go right ahead. read more

I feel so blessed to have my son at Robin's Nest. He loves going to daycare! When he's there, he seems to have a great time, and he is constantly learning. His teacher, Ms. Katie, makes games out of cleaning up toys and really encourages good behaviors. My 22-month-old son can already count to ten and say parts of the alphabet because Ms. Katie makes the lessons so much fun. The days are structured really well so that my son has an idea of what to expect and receives the consistency that he needs to thrive. In our previous daycare, I never knew who my son's teacher would be for the day and I rarely received feedback about how his day went. At Robin's Nest, I drop him off with the same teacher almost every day, and I am informed about his day when I pick him up. I love the consistency. At our previous daycare, my son cried terribly both when I dropped him off and when picked him up (he was so emotional...it was hard). Now, he goes right to playing when dropped off and wants me to stay and play with him there when I pick him up. He's so happy there. All of the teachers at Robin's Nest seem to care about the kids, and Robin, the owner, is almost always on site if I need to talk to her about anything. The daycare is still fairly new, and Robin and the teachers are constantly trying to make it even better for the children. As they make changes (whether it's to the daily schedule or the classroom), they are clear in their communication with parents so that everyone is informed about what's going on. I always feel like I know what's happening in my son's day. Right now, Robin is leasing part of a church for the daycare while a permanent building is being constructed. The current setup isn't ideal, but it does work. The best part about it is the covered outdoor area, which allows the kids to go outside longer because they can stay out of the sun. The kids seem to love it. And the place is clean--a definite plus when dealing with young kids who put everything in their mouths! At my previous daycare, my son got sick about twice a month. Now, he hardly gets sick. I highly recommend Robin's Nest and commend both Robin and Ms. Katie for the work they do. read more