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 great daycare
by Anne on November 3rd, 2008
on Cora's Safehaven
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my son enjoys this daycare and as a mother, i would recommand this place to anyone who wants their child to learn nd grow.
Anne
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Smaller sized nursery school
by Laura on September 10th, 2008
on Building Blocks
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Building Blocks is a perfect alternative to a larger sized nursery or pre-school. Smaller class sizes and an excellent student-teacher ratio provide a nurturing and comfortable environment for young children.
My daughter, age 2, has enjoyed her experience at Building Blocks.
I am happy to avoid the large crowds of children and parents at larger establishments, which can cause anxiety for toddlers and preschoolers.
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 Community Playgroup
by Anonymous on July 24th, 2008
on Community Playgroup Incorporated
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My son attended this center. Left because I walked in one day to find director intoxicated. Most of the teachers are great (with the exception of one)but they are slowly leaving. The Center has also had a hard time recruiting new kids and is close to being shut down....wonder why???
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Most child care centers are operated in high regards to the regulations put forth my local city, county, and state rules. However some facilities have been found negligent in the past. When evaluating a child care center ask quesions about the age of infants and children accepted, drop in childcare policies, and what childcare solutions are available in your price range. Childcare forms often ask questions about vouchers, tax credits and household income to determine what the rates and overall costs to you are. Childcare workers are ofen certified and highly qualified and licensed to provide assistance to any situation you might need.