KINDERCARE DISCOVERY PRESCHOOL JANUARY PARENT NEWSLETTER LICENSE

They have done this for my son on several occasions with his grandparents.

If someone comes to pick up a child that they do not recognize, they call the parent and ask for the person's license to verify who they are. The assistant director and center director know all of the children's names and the teacher's names. The assistant director and/or center director will come out of the office and help teach the children, which is awesome. If I have a concern, they address it immediately. I feel that they are consistent, and they put the children first, always. The teachers are very loving and kind, but they are firm too, which as I am learning, a little boy needs sometimes. I have not done that since he was at KinderCare for about three weeks. I used to worry and call and check on him everyday at the first daycare. They are also very careful and vigilant when it comes to my son's asthma. They have signs up that they are 'Peanut Free' and they handle treats, celebrations, etc. I am telling you this background because this was a very important point to me when I considered a new choice for my son and I. The asthma was handled well, but there were two incidents where he was fed food that 'may contain peanuts.' Those incidents could have been life threatening for him. In particular, my son has asthma and a peanut allergy. I wore my heart on my sleeve, and I was probably super sensitive sometimes, but overall, I felt that our needs at the first daycare were not addressed. Technically, I am a first-time mom with my son (I have a 15-year-old step-son who I have been with since he was two). The center that we previously went to had a director who did not relate well to the parents or children (in my opinion), so it was a very bad experience for me. He has been going to KinderCare since he was a little under two-years-old.

KINDERCARE DISCOVERY PRESCHOOL JANUARY PARENT NEWSLETTER LICENSE

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