By syren83 at Citysearch March 01, 2012
I worked at little lambs. As an employee I have never been more humiliated and disrespected in my life. The owner favores her son over anyone. Would let him fall asleep on the floor or outside while watching the kids. If he said he wasn't sleeping she would be stupid enough to believe him. Regardless, they do not offer respectful and positive help. They are often degrading and leave no room for progression. As far as being a parent, i hated sending my kids there. They never treated my son fairly. I also hated the way they would talk about other kids as well. As if the kids are detesting little insects. Certainly not all the employees are like this but the two at the top of the line as well as many in the middle were the worst ones. They also allowed someone to work there that was known for stealing and was caught. They do not value their staff or the children at all. I strongly suggest not sending your child here. ...read more
By Kristine D March 28, 2011
My husband and I both thought the place was really run down and in a not so nice area. 75 percent of the student base is from the state assistance sector and we are not interested in our child learning spanish at such a young age. We felt this was part of the curriculum due to the latino population at the school. The mcdonalds diet seemed rather unhealthy. There is data on line in regard to the percentage of state assistance awarded to mother goose. This is such an impressionable age for our child and this program did not meet our needs. It is great for those on state assistance. ...read more
By Izzy October 22, 2009
I have had 4 children attend Bright Beginnings. Fantastic school which fully prepared my children for kindergarten. Loving teachers, in a church based school. Gym and music as part of the program. Tuition is very affordable. I highly recommend Bright Beginnings! ...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