Gentle Hands is in a growing process correcting many problems that were present when the new owners took over. There have been ""problem"" areas including kids that were disruptive, unwilling to obey and distracting to the learning of the other childen. When you place your children in a daycare environment you have to realize that these women spend more hours a day with your children than their own parents. It is very important that the children learn to behave in a certain manner teaching responsibility, respect, and self control. Otherwise, you are paying a lot of money for just a ""babysitter"". In my opinion, the parents that usually have a problem with this type of program are ones who are not teaching these characteristics to their own children. There is a difference in being ""mean"" and asking for respect.\r
Gentle Hands is in the process of finding quality workers who love children. Have you ever worked in a daycare? It is like teaching....the ones that are good at it are not doing it for the money!!! No amount of money or amount of education is going to TEACH you how to love and nurture kids. Those are the people that Gentle Hands is currently looking for to work in their business. I believe that they have weeded out most problem employees and have a great staff to teach your child. \r
Addressing the ""christianity of the owner"", I belive the remarks that were made speak for the character of the writer. I would ask, have you gone to the owner with your problem? Does she know that you feel this way? Or, are you ""stabbing her in the back"" by complaining about her business on the internet? James 1:26, ""If anyone thinks himself to be religious, and yet does not bridle his tongue but deceives his own heart, this man's religion is worthless."" Your mouth will speak for your character. And remember, Jesus was the only perfect human. We all make mistakes, but thankfully he knows that and loves us anyway!
Pros: NEW OWNERSHIP, caring staff, offering new drop off service
Cons: past ownership gave bad reputation, lack of parent involvement
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