Linda W.

I met with Linda and everything seemed to be OK when we met. She represented herself like she would be the primary caregiver in HER in-home daycare. Turns out she doesn't even work with the kids at all. Her daughter seemed to be the one who was with the kids the most but she was due to have a baby any day. There seemed to be way too many kids for one person at a time. Sometimes when I dropped my kids off there would be over 10 kids for one person ranging from around 1-4 years in age. I think her brother lives in the house and is there all day (which was not disclosed to me BTW) and that really bothered me. Whenever I picked up the kids they didn't seem to have any healthy food. No fruit. No veggies. My kids went there for a week and a half and when I would ask what they ate they would say "cookies", "hot dogs" and "ribs". They do have a sweet lady named Maria there.You can tell she loves kids but we had a language gap. I felt comfortable when she was there and she is probably the primary person there now since Toya (the pregnant daughter) had her baby. This place is very "business" run, if that makes sense. You can tell they have zero interest in getting to know the kids and do it strictly for a paycheck. I have never had to leave my kids in a questionable place until we came here. If they only ran their daycare like the way they represented it I would not be writing such a negative review. I do not like quarrels, but I felt like I should warn other parents from this place. I believe they advertise it as "Toyas Toys". Maybe they should start caring for the kids and focus on quality care instead of misrepresenting themselves to other parents.