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March 03 2010
My son and daughter went together - yet treated as individuals. Great low teacher/student ratio. My special needs son's speech therapy was integrated into the curriculum and so benefitted all the toddlers there. Therapists and outreach workers were invited to come and do parts of his therapy there and that meant less trips to his special classes for me. For a child like mine with sensory issues, this chlassroom is not painted with bright primary colors. It is a soft blue that doesn't overstimulate him. Yet, all the activities to stimulate him are there if he wants them. Also, there is a small quiet time/reading couch if he needs "a break" from the routine or if he's too tired. It should be noted that this is a day nursery (preschool) and not a daycare center. Kids don't have to be potty trained. The safety is great, too. We loved it!