The only thing that I liked about this place was how nice Brenda, one of the infant room teachers, was. We had nothing but problems with the administrative staff, including the general manager who told me I was in the minority as far as not wanting a blanket in my baby's crib. If I asked for something like this, I wouldn't get an affirmative response. Their replies to my requests would always include a justification of why they were right and I was wrong. When we tried to point out that the WAC says that infants under 12 months should not have any loose bedding, blankets, etc. in their crib, they told us we had no clue what we were looking at. We were also not notified (after our baby was sent home with Hand Foot Mouth that he caught there) that our baby was exposed to chicken pox. They told us they posted it in the center (so we should have known, even though we weren't there). And on top of that, they waited to notify that an infant had been diagnosed with chicken pox because the parents wanted their own pediatrician to confirm the diagnosis.

The bottom line is if you don't want to know what your kid does during the day and don't care if your wishes as a parent for your defenseless child are respected (or that you are respected, for that matter), then this is the place for you. Otherwise, I would HIGHLY recommend taking you little one someplace else.