Tutor Time

My child attended here last year and I must say if you can get them in a teacher named Peco’s class your child will excel. Other parents always speaks highly of him that’s why we choose his class and we were not disappointed

Child care is something every mother is concerned with… will they take care of my baby like I would take care of my baby… will they be safe. will they learn… will they grow and continue to advance and mature… ??? As a mother of one and will only have one in her life this choice did not sit lightly with me. However it was a nessesity for our family, so I wanted to find a home away from home for my son.
And we found it!!! We went to several other companies and were disappointed, however there was not one thing we did not like, respect, or appreciate with Tutor Time specifically the location on Bell road. My son was always with mommy, daddy or Grandma until he was 3 years old. However as mentioned before there was a time when that changed.
Our son had been in tutor time for just under 2 years, he now started kindergarden I cried, and he cried when he knew he was no longer going to see his teacher Mr Peco everyday. The education and attention which he recieved while he was there was exactly what we needed, looked for, hoped for, and expected. The hardest part was dropping him off in the morning, since he suffers from separation anxiety, however that was something his teacher as well as other staff members took note of and addressed in a constructive, benedfical way for my son. Needless to say he no longer has the issue. The people there were like family to us, and truly provided us with what we needed and what is deserved for any parent leaving their child in someone else’s care. What is more, our son has been identified as an advanced student since he started Kindergarden this year, which is an amazing testimate to the staff and dedication which they have not only to the daily needs and care of your child but as they continue to grow the educational development of your child. Children get sick, that is a fact of life, they are a giant germ LOL, but loveable ones. When children start school they will also get sick, it is how they adjust to the environmental change, that is normal for our bodies to react in that way. The hardest thing we faced was leaving Tutor Time, because we felt as if they were our family, and honestly we still stop by and say hello, my son loves his teacher and will always remember him. We are a thankful family, thankful for the attention, assistance, education, and genuine love and concern which they have for the children which have been entrusted into their care. THANK YOU TUTOR TIME!!!

I will NEVER, EVER, take my child to a Tutor Time, nor will I recommend one to any friends or family. Let me start off by saying this is all very much true, not exaggerated at all. PLEASE DO NOT TAKE YOUR CHILDREN HERE.
My son was in the 12month-​18month room here for 3.5 WEEKS in 2014. In that time…
1) He got pink eye TWICE and was sick all but 1 week. I get that kids get sick from daycare but that was overboard for me. He was sick once the entire 6 months he was at another daycare before we moved and had to enroll him here.
2) He was bit, twice. I get that kids get bit but what really pisses me off is that the first time they didn’t even notice and tell me about it! My son literally came home with broken skin and a bruised arm. I noticed and called immediately and the assistant director tried to tell me I was wrong! Um… I could see the kids teeth marks and I know darn well his dad and I did not drop him off like that. And he bled and probably cried… how do the teachers not notice that??? My son still has the scar!
3) I walked in one time and saw a toddler standing on a low bookshelf. None of the teachers even noticed!
4) Every day I picked up my son (NO JOKE) there was at least one kid with snot running down their face. No wonder my child was sick all the time!
5) The younger «teachers» in the 18month+ class are worthless! They do not love AT ALL and cannot soothe an upset child. And, on multiple occasions, I heard them YELLING at kids to «get off the table, get off the chair, etc.» while I was walking down the hallway.
6) The center missed my son’s prescription med administration multiple times. Sometimes they forgot, and other times there was a miscommunication between the front staff and the teachers in his room.
7) I was also warned by one of the other mothers that the teachers in the 18month-​2t room were worthless. She too was getting her child out of there.
This place was horrible. My son was only a year old when he was there and he was absolutely miserable. The day he started at a new daycare it was like picking up a brand new child. No more crying and clinging to me when I dropped him off, not one pink eye since (it’s been 6 months), and he’s been back to his normal, happy self.
Consider yourself warned.