KinderCare experience?
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@Jackie thanks! Yea i think each center runs pretty independently it seems. The NSL one is what im looking into and the reviews seem great?
The Sandy one gave me bad vibes! When we did a tour, everyone was rude and it was not an environment at all. The Draper one was great at first, but after they changed directors, it went downhill and I pulled my daughter out immediately. They don’t pay their workers well so there’s no incentive to provide good care to the children.
Not kindercare, but my girls attended PuddleJumpers(Sunshine house) from new born to 5 yrs old and we absolutely loved them❤️ they had a waiting list, but both girls we got right in within a few weeks. It's right by the airport. Had an app that they told when/what they ate and shared pictures/videos of their activities. As they get older, it is like a preschool that they taught how to write their names and such. Lots of fun art projects too.
@Jenny thank you! Ill look into there too
Update for anyone to see but toured the NSL kindercare and.. not impressed. The whole place is SO cluttered and the infant room had a horrible weird smell. Do not feel comfortable at all leaving my babies there.
I looked at the one on 1300 E and the girl who walked me through the building basically told me it was a 💩 show. The one in north Salt Lake I was told is a better one but it was such a weird experiencing touring it and it was so expensive that I turned it down.