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Three Bears Learning Center

4.7 (9 reviews)
Open • 6:00 am - 6:30 pm

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A Deeply Disappointing and Hurtful Experience…read more Our experience with this school was extremely disappointing, particularly because of the way both the director and the teacher treated our son and our family. Instead of feeling welcomed, supported, and included, we often felt discriminated against, judged, and excluded. Both the director and the teacher made us feel as though they had already decided our son would never make meaningful progress or succeed. Almost every single day, we received negative feedback about our child. It was always complaints, criticism, and a focus on what he couldn't do. There was very little encouragement, recognition of his strengths, or acknowledgment of his achievements. As parents, it was heartbreaking to feel that the people responsible for educating and supporting our child had so little confidence in his potential. We also noticed that pictures of other children were regularly shared, while our son was consistently left out. This repeated exclusion only reinforced how unwelcome and overlooked we felt. Even more concerning, our son was bitten by another child, and the way the director and teacher handled the situation was extremely disappointing. We did not feel that our concerns were taken seriously or that the incident was addressed appropriately. But what makes this experience even more heartbreaking is what we have learned in the years since leaving this school. Several years have passed, and our son has attended other schools. The difference has been absolutely incredible. Today, we sometimes find ourselves crying tears of happiness when we see how beautifully he is treated, how much he has grown, and how far he has come. He is thriving, making wonderful progress, and surrounded by educators who genuinely care about him, believe in his abilities, celebrate his achievements, and treat him with the kindness, patience, and respect every child deserves. The same child who was once made to seem incapable of progressing is now doing wonderfully in an environment where he is truly supported. Looking back, we realize just how different our experience could have been. Our son was never the problem. He needed understanding, encouragement, and people who believed in him. What hurts the most is knowing that we spent so much time questioning his future because of the constant negativity we received, when all along he had so much potential waiting to be recognized. Today, we couldn't be happier with his education, his progress, and the way he is treated. Everything is going wonderfully, and seeing him happy, included, and successful is something we will never take for granted. Children go to school to learn, grow, and build confidence, not to be constantly criticized or made to feel that they don't belong. A good educator sees potential in every child. A good director creates an environment where every family feels respected and every child feels valued. Unfortunately, neither was our experience at this school. I am sharing this because I wish someone had told us years ago that one school's opinion does not define a child's abilities or future. Our son didn't need to become a different child to succeed. He simply needed to be surrounded by people who saw his worth, believed in him, and gave him the opportunity to shine. And today, watching him thrive, we know just how much that matters.

Three Bears Learning Center - childcare - Updated November 2026

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