Thank you is not enough. When Dave and I decided that our son needed more, we were thinking stimulation, education, a learning environment. Sure, we sent our daughter to KinderCare when she was young and I knew that he would receive a good education and have caring people take care of him. I am overwhelmed at the love that this child receives. Our son is three and he is having a hard time adapting. Daleena, Alisha, and Amy are out of this world. I can tell it pains them when he is sad, as it does me as his mom. I feel as though he is truly loved. At first, I wondered--was it just my kid? But, I see the way they interact with all of them and I can say it is the same with all of the children. Daleena, Alisha, and Amy have called me, texted me, stay in contact, and give me feedback, and I feel as though we work together as a team in my son's best interests. When he is happy and playing, I will get a photo texted to me, which always brings a smile to my face. If they are concerned, they let me know and I appreciate that, too. Please know that it is not just these three phenomenal women that are extra extraordinary at this center. Angie, Whitney, Rosie, all the women whose names I have not yet learned. There is one woman, I believe her name is Penny, who is in my son's room a lot in the afternoon. She will tell me a funny story every day that happened. She smiles so bright when she talks about the kids. This is truly an exceptional place.