By awilliams112408 June 04, 2015
My children have been recently removed from this daycare. The directed has turned a cheek to the physical attacks made on my children by older children at the facility. They are under staffed and mix all the children ofof all age groups together. My youngest child came home with dry blood in his nose on two different occassions with no explanations. When I talked to other teachers/staff I was given the response "I don't know I just work here" and referred to the director. The came home with multiple bruises, bite marks, and stories of events all of which she denies. Until recently when she explained that other kids were physically attacking my child. She also stated that no one likes him and I needed to find a new facility. Completely disappointed with this daycare. Would not send my animals for care here. ...read more
By Anonymous September 25, 2014
Staff used vaulger lanuage and rude when asking for parent at there work place. nothing I would want my young ones around. ...read more
By Anonymous August 12, 2014
Keion Davis is a scam artist. She gives false balances of money old to her. She is never there at her center that she just bought in December 2013. She now owns the center off Schrock and Karl rd behind dairy queen formally known as R kids count. I'm furious! Do NOT TAKE Your Child there. All she cares about is her money! ...read more
All too often families have their children in a daycare center that feels like such a disconnect from their home environment. You drop your child off and several hours later come pick them up hoping they had a good and fun day. So many child care programs offer such little feedback and detail to a child's day because usually there are just so many children. That's why a lot of families are turning to home child care because they know their child will be receiving quality care and one-on-one attention - at least this is what parents hope for. TOP 10 THINGS TO LOOK FOR IN A HOME DAYCARE PROVIDER AND PROGRAM: If you're considering a home daycare program, make sure to look for the following: 1. Does the provider's home look nice and kept up well - safe and clean 2. Are there a lot or not so many other children who attend the program? If there are a lot of children, make sure your provider is abiding by state law and only having so many children within allotted number per age group. 3. Does your provider offer an initial interview so everyone can meet up front before anything is signed - so both sides feel comfortable working together. 4. What is your providers annual calendar? Do they have one? How do they handle illnesses and program closures? 5. Does your child seem happy and want to interact with the provider and the environment? 6. What is the background of the provider with child care experience? Many amazing home daycare providers don't have a degree in early childhood education, but they have extensive hands-on experience - such as being a parent themselves and or being a teacher for several years. 7. What all is included in the tuition cost and how much is tuition. This is your child we are talking about here, so choosing the daycares that advertise them as the cheapest in town often are not the best in town. Are meals, diapers, art supplies, etc included in the tuition? How is tuition paid? Make sure payment obligation expectations are clearly defined up front, either in a parent handbook and contract. 8. What kinds of activities does the provider do with the children? Is the program organized? Is there a schedule? Children need structure as to know what's coming next and to feel secure in their environment. 9. Does the provider offer references? It's always good idea to see how other families feel about their experience with the provider you're considering for your own child. 10. Does your provider have a support system of any kind or overseeing body? Such as, do they participate in state programs? Are they a part of a larger company that oversees their quality and program? Knowing that your provider isn't the sole person overseeing things grants great reassurance for families because they know that the home child care program has checks and balances, quality control, and safety measures in place that cannot slip through the cracks. For more helpful information on home daycare programs, whether you're a parent or home daycare provider, visit www.bungalowbranch.com for more information and support! ...read more
By BungalowBranch April 22, 2015
You can depend on us to help start-up your child care center. We can help with any of your care and business needs and you are our ultimate priority at all times.We've got great experience under our belt. With over 3 years in business, we've learned the in's and out's and we can't wait to assist you with your business venture!We know that you want a business that allows kids to learn in a great environment. You want something that will be successful and we have the same goal in mind.Whether you are interested in starting your own daycare or child care center, or you want to work for one, give us a call. We have the experience to help you when you need it most! ...read more
By Urban Child Care Consulting LLC November 02, 2014
Primrose Schools, the Leader in Educational Childcare, is planning on opening a new 12,000 sqft, 11 classroom preschool later this year. Primrose School of Reynoldsburg will be located near Mt. Carmel East just off East Broad Street and Brice Road. The Preschool and Childcare center will nurture and educate children 6 weeks to 12 years of age. Primrose Schools is known for it’s accredited, Balanced Learning Curriculum, caring teachers, and high quality childcare experience. The private preschool will also offer Private Kindergarten and after school care for school agers attending Blacklick/Gahanna, Reynoldsburg, Southwest Licking and Licking heights school districts. There will also be a full time summer camp program with field trips and in house activities to provide the perfect balance of learning and fun.The school offers secure access entry, gated and alarmed playgrounds with 4 separate age appropriate playgrounds. Everything about the preschool is designed to accommodate each stage of a child’s early development. Beyond the educational readiness, Primrose School of Reynoldsburg will offer computer technology, physical fitness, character development, and a music program by the Music Class. While under construction, tours of the Primrose School at Pinnacle in Grove City are offered every Wednesday from 4:00-6:00pm. Stop in to learn about our wonderful new school coming to Reynoldsburg and ask about pre-opening tuition for the first 50 families that enroll prior to their grand opening later this year. ...read more
By Primrose School of Reynoldsburg June 24, 2013
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
