Sunshine Center for Children Child

"Sunshine is a awesome place to leave your child staff are kind caring they have fun activities arts and crafts story time work with your child on motor skills please check with miss Tabby there she can take you on a tour of the building and answer any questions you could have she is awesome highly recommend sunshine"

"Wonderful staff and miss Tabby is the best. Always going above and beyond for the kids and decorating."

"LOVE LOVE LOVE!!!! My daughter is in the 2’s class and we both love her teachers!! They are great! Very cautious and thoughtful with the disability my daughter has with her right arm!! Highly suggest to anyone!!"

"My son had been going there since he was born our baby room teachers were amazing then we moved to the toddler room and it was down hill fast from there on! I went to the director once about them not caring for him properly as far as changing wise she gave me excuses and my husband said to give her the benefit of the doubt to fix the issues the second time I went it was to tell her I was pulling my son out! It continued to be an issues and he came home with an unreported bite mark! I get kids are kids but they have an incident report that should have been filled out and I should have been notified but the teachers in there cant stay off there phones long enough! All I got was an I'm sorry we failed you! I was so upset i let my son go there as long as i did! I went of there Facebook page to leave a review and they took it down completely! One week later I had another parent reach out having the same issue in another room there! Parent do not take your kids there! Btw gave them a 1 because I couldnt do 0 stars!"

"Extremely disappointed with sunshine daycare. My 2 year old son was pretty much kicked out the first week of starting. Within 3 days he was disruptive, but he's TWO and had just left another daycare he's been attending for almost three years. I do question why a very pregnant teacher is even allowed to work in a toddler class here to begin with more liable to get hurt which is obvious. Now per transitioning, anyone who has attended state required classes for daycare or school teachings, would know that it takes 2-4 weeks for a good transition for children, especially toddlers starting new schools. We were given three days and then a "I will keep an eye on him for "COUPLE MORE DAYS" basically until the end of his first week in this new environment. Sure if you have a robot kid take them here."