My experience, as a mother of four little girls, with Weber Road KinderCare has been an above and beyond great one! As an overprotective mother, there are a few people with whom I can trust with my children with, so the teachers here are amongst those people! More specifically, my two-year-old daughter did have a hard time transitioning at first. This was only because, of course, she was so used to having me care for her. However, within a month, she was waking up every morning ready to go to school. She learned to use the restroom so fast, too. Another aspect that I appreciate is that they give us daily report sheets. I have every saved every paper, especially from Ms. Maritza (who is the best teacher ever). From these reports, I can even know important things, even the exact day I bought the last box of diapers. Furthermore, before my four-year-old started here, I was actually worried that she would have a hard time when she started Kindergarten. This was because she was not improving in her speech, but thanks to teachers, like Ms. Adams, she is well on her way this upcoming school year. Also, the teachers, who are not my daughters’ teachers, even know their names! Each day we get many “hellos”, “good mornings”, “good-nights”, and many acknowledgments from other teachers. These experiences have reassured me that I have found a great place for my girls. I go to work every day with a smile because I know that I am leaving them in good hands. At the end of each day, I hear about the exciting moments and how sad ones were made better by their teachers. I am very glad that I went to visit this location; it changed our lives. I cannot imagine what our last day here will be like for my daughters. I am just grateful for Ms. Dana, the Center Director, and all the teachers who make my days so much easier because, with four children, I can certainly use the help!

The teachers at KinderCare are my children's "aunties." they tie their shoes, know their favorite foods, and hug them goodbye every day. They teach my boys how to share, work with other people, and follow directions. They have been taking care of the boys (and me for eight years. When we first arrived at KinderCare, my oldest was 1.5 years old. He was a very social child who thrived on the friendships he made, the conversations he could have, and the outdoor play activities. He loved to get up every morning to go to "school." My second born was 11 months and had a very timid personality. I believe attending KinderCare played a big part in his ability to make new friends and talk with other adults as he moved through the classrooms. For four years, the boys learned how to tie their shoes, take naps on cots, and adjust to new faces in their classrooms. All the while, the teachers and staff at KinderCare also took care of me. When I was worried about transitions, the staff walked me through them. When we had big news to share about another baby, they were the first to know outside of our family! It's the little things that mean the most...the moments not the days. I appreciate the love and care my children have experienced by attending KinderCare. As our fourth boy is now in the Infant room, I am looking forward to the moments he will have there too. They say that it takes a village to raise children and KinderCare is our village.

Since 2006, 3 of our children have attended KinderCare. We have been so grateful for their care and teaching our children. Our kids have brought home countless art projects and scholastic learning activities, and we know they are being taught practical life skills, as well as how to develop their creativity and self-expression. We are impressed by our KinderCare's administrative flexibility with our schedules and the ease with which we are able to transact our business with them. We feel so lucky to have found this wonderful place where we feel comfortable and confident about our children's care!