This is a long but honest review.My son started when he was 10 months old with their summer program.he only does twice a week for four hours each day in the afternoons.my son has never been watched by anyone else and has very bad separation anxiety.now at first I just dropped him off and left him figured maybe that would be easier it's not.so I stay for about 30 minutes and that seems to help him most days but not all days. I do like the teachers and the other children in his class.they are very sweet.I love the open door policy and the cameras that you can watch.now there are a couple of issues that I would say that they do have.their playground should not have any wood chips especially at this center since it's for babies.I know three-year-olds who still put stuff in their mouth so I just think it's unsafe and with the 3 to 1 ratio it's not possible to keep your eyes on every child.they definitely need a lot more training on how to deal with a child like mine. has very severe separation anxiety.they tend to just leave him and let him cry a lot.I'm able to work from home so I can watch all day.now granted his first day he didn't want anything to do with them and they did try the first day but it seems like after that They just kind of left him alone to do what he wants and cry.another problem is my son came home one day with a piece of wrapper in his mouth from school most likely came from snacktime and the other issue is my son wound up with a blackeye one day and of course it was one of the days that he was screaming his head off all day and no one went to check on him no one tried to help him cope or anything so when I pick him up I saw the black eye. I asked how it happened they don't know how it happened.now I'm sure he would've screamed his head off from that but they wouldn't have known because they didn't check on him or trying to comfort him periodically I understand They can't Comfort just one child the entire time but I would expect them to check on a child periodically and try to help him to calm down and I do expect him to have bumps and bruises he gets them all the time at home but I would expect someone to have checked on him try and comfort him or at least to know what happened still not sure if we're going to continue we're probably going to get a couple more months and see if things improve or not if not he probably will not be staying I do not Think badly of the place or the teachers.the teachers are always very nice.I do know that there is one that was substituting one day for one of the other teachers in his class who made sure to tell me when I picked him up the day he got the black eye he was crying a lot with a emphasis on a lot which trust me I know he does this at home he screams all day at times but I think they do need to better understand and have more training on how to deal with children with severe separation anxiety.all in all I would still recommend them depending on the child if the child is not used to being watched by anyone else and is only going part time I don't think I would recommend them just on my own personal experience and like I said there are days where they do help him cope and he calms down fast and there are days when They just kind of leave him alone to cry.I did speak with the lady in the office almost a month ago I believe and things did get better but things seem to be slipping again as far as him being ignored almost