Room To Grow/Hamburg Preschool

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This daycare is the best. My two youngest children have been going here since they were babies and have always had the best of care. Mrs. Julie, the Director/owner and Ms, Kristen, Asst. Director, both have backgrounds in education, which I think is great, and are able to handle the children with special needs, which not all daycares are able to do.

They treat the kids like they are their own. In fact, my daughter would cry when one of the "teachers" would leave to go back to school in the fall. They take the time to talk to you and let you know what is going on and how your child is doing. If you ask them to do something special with your child, like homework, they will make sure that they do that with your child. Ms. Kristen tries her hardest to get my daughter's homework done before I get there, and usually succeeds. She does not fall for my daughter's tricks or drama. Infact none of them do, they know my kids that well.

They were very supportive of me and my kids when my mother died this past summer. She was the one who picked up my kids before she could no longer drive. Ms. Donna would come out to the car to talk to my mother when I would pick up the kids.

They have line dancing for the after school kids and they have ballet and tap for the 3 and 4 year olds. The recitals are absolutely adorable in June. That coincides with the pre-k graduation.

They truely care about the kids they care for, unlike some daycare centers who are in it for the money.

The place is dirty, there is maybe one working toilet out of 4-5, they cut single sheets of cheap paper towels into fours and water down cheap soap for the kids to use, which they don't because noone watches them go to the bathroom, nothing in the paper towel dispensers or soap dispensers. If your child is being potty trained - FORGET IT - they will receive NO special attention in helping them reach this milestone. They do have a few code violations that social services will let you in on.



I don't know how they stay in business...poor kids.