By Msjgil February 15, 2014
Just recently I have been seeking care for my 2 children and came across Little Tigers. Before even walking into the center I noticed teachers in the playground were talking and the children were unsupervised. One child had even climbed the tree while the adults were chatting away. On the other side were the older kids play another child was being brutally beat up by 2 other children for which I had to get the teachers attention who was in a corner unaware while texting on her phone. So putting all that to the side, I walked into the center and met the owner for a tour of the school. The front office was chaotic and disorganized. Once on the tour of the school the first thing I noticed was the lack of teachers or assistant or personal in general per classroom. The infant room had 6 babies and 1 teacher the moment I was there. That's insane! Every other classroom pretty much had 1 teacher. The ratio of educator per child definitely does not meet DCF regulations. There was only 1 class I witnessed 2 educators, a teacher and her assistant. While on the tour I witnessed a bucket of dirty water, cleaning products, and a mop inside one of the classrooms at children's reach. That's a big no no and I was not happy about that. Something so careless can result in a child being poisoned. The school was large but classrooms seemed overcrowded. Almost every teacher spoke Spanish, which is a plus but the downside is that they don't speak English at all or with a heavy accent. Which can cause delay and confusion in a child. This school is not for me and I genuinely would not recommend it to anyone who seeks a truly enriched and safe environment for there child. ...read more
By NANI August 28, 2013
las personas groseras la persona que esta al frente es insoportable, la maestra nuri es una mentirosa y ruda con los ninos, los tienen acostados en unas lonas con patas en el piso y de lo pequeno que es el lugar a la mia le toco hata debajo de una mesa, cuando la fui a buscar tenia una cara de miedo y los ojos abiertos que se le querian salir de la cara. poca higiene en el comedor y el olor a orine de los banos llega al pasillo oscuro que tienen ahi. la verdad que aqui aplica el dicho lo barato sale caro, $ 70 dolares para que maltraten a mi hija y la hagan pasar hambre con la porqueria que dan de comida y lo que yo le mandaba en la mochila no se lo daban a la nina, ni me lo devolvian, se lo comian ellas, hijas de puta las odio a todas, puercas de mierda. tambien se que llevan tiempo tratando de venderlo y nadie se lo compra por las pesimas condiciones que tiene ese lugar...2 dias duro mi hija ni un minuto mas,. se paso la noche llorando y me decia que tenia miedo...no lleven a sus peques ahi, son pesimos en el trato y los maltratan verbalmente hasta los amenazan que si no se duermen no los llevan al patio y cosas asi.... hijas de puta ...read more
By dsilva12 October 26, 2012
my 4 year old love it, she is learning so much....5 star in my book ...read more
No matter what your child’s age, every parent wants to encourage their development and help them to reach those important developmental milestones. There are several things that parents can do to help this process along whether it is gross or fine motor development. ...read more
Afterschool care is an important thing when both parents work. You want to make sure that you have the safest and best possible afterschool caregiver to take care of your children while you are working. It’s less clear how much you should pay your afterschool caregiver for watching the children.... ...read more