This place is bad business monetarily and for the sake of your toddler. \r
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we enrolled our 6 month old son into Love & Care and he was well looked-after until he turned 1 year old and moved into the toddlers.\r
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the infant room is very peaceful and has many adults for few children by law. we considered it luck to find daycare at all.\r
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As soon as he was in with the toddlers there is almost nothing pleasant I can relay about Love & Care.\r
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we had issues described below-- our son was listless or agitated every night when we brought him home. On weekends and days off he was happy, singing, and a perfect angel but after day care his stress was palpable.\r
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We have removed him after some circumstances which caused us distrust and within 3 days we were wondering how he could have even been the sme child described in the journal entries.\r
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For the benefit of thier own reflection and the concerns of others looking into the daycare offering of Love & Care, this review is being publicly shared to all below--\r
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our concerns:\r
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Our toddler was in 1 class among 4- infants, toddlers, 2 year olds, and preschool. \r
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* we paid a full month for July and they had a week-long 'planned shutdown' during which we had to find alternative day care options and miss work.\r
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* The daycare center would call us out of work to pick up our son very frequently because of spitting up, resisting nap time, constipation, etc. They have so many state guidelines to follow that they can make no exceptions to these rules, and further we have to keep him out a certain amount of days after they make a certain diagnosis or until you get a doctor to prove them wrong.\r
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* our son, and every kid in there was a slimy oozing petri dish of immune system bootcamp! we DONT miss that at all. \r
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* Our toddler was in a screaming monkey cage and began bringing aggressive and violent behavior home. \r
Pros: Infants are well handled
Cons: It's a day infirmary for sick and crowded children.
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