Executive Baby

Ignore the review from GL.
You can tell from his tone and his choice words (‘pillheads’, ‘Hispanic women. that don’t speak english’) what his viewpoint is on people in general
My child went to EB. The owners and staff are all caring, welcoming people and your child will be cared for and will develop there.

This day care was recommended by a pill head who was running a gym-​boree class on route 46, and apparently moonlighting by heavily pushing the day care on all of the parents there, which should have been a warning sign in itself. Some parents politely declined by saying that they already had ample day care. When I drove over to check the place out, I wasn’t sure where to park, so I parked in the building’s rear parking lot, and walked into the rear door of the building. Upon entering, I realized I was in a room of at least a dozen sleeping children (my first thought was ANYONE could have walked into this room & taken any of these kids). As a I made my way to the front of the building, calling out to see if any adults were around, I came upon a room of a handful of Hispanic women sitting on couches doing nothing, and when I asked them where the manager was, they indicated to me that they didn’t speak English. Finally an English speaking woman appeared, I explained to her my misgivings about the back door being unlocked, along with apparently every worker in the place stuck to the couch in a separate room, and unable to understand English. Needless to say she was not happy with me catching her in this awkward situation, and needless to say I never sent my kids to this day care. Apparently the manager of the day care got back to Miss Pillhead with what happened and my name, and in retribution Miss Pillhead kept asking me over & over again if I needed a day care, in that annoying «you know that I know what happened» tone, which resulted in me not going to that gym-​boree anymore. Moral of the story: don’t bribe pill heads running a gym-​boree class to push your day care on other people, especially when your back door isn’t locked with a roomful of sleeping children that anyone could have kidnapped, while non-​English speaking workers sat in a room apparently doing nothing. How could this place handle a real emergency, whether it be fire, or crime, etc?