Description: Younger Years of Lumberton is a Licensed Center - Child Care Program in Lumberton TX, with a maximum capacity of 234 children. This child care center helps with children in the age range of Infant, Toddler, Pre-Kindergarten, School. The provider also participates in a subsidized child care program.
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| Inspections | Assessments | Self Reported Incidents | Reports |
|---|---|---|---|
| 10 | 1 | 0 | 7 View Report(s) |
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TeensyB73 - I find it interesting that you would post such a comment after you were under investigation by CPS for the neglect of your own children. And then, low and behold you get arrested for child endangerment!
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What a terrible person you must be for making such false accusations against an outstanding facility and shame on you for getting drunk and threatening the lives of your children and those that are innocent in your community.
younger Years, continue to be the asset to our community that you have been for so many years!
This daycare center is amazing. I have 3 children, all have attended here, and they have loved it. My youngest child has gone here since she was 6 weeks old, and they were wonderful with her. I was very leery about putting her in daycare, considering she had many health problems and required a lot of extra care. They were great with her and followed my instructions to a T. She is now 4 and in their pre-k program. The teacher is wonderful. She knows all the skills she will need to start kindergarten plus some. Would highly recommend this daycare to anyone looking.
My son was enrolled in this daycare. When he was 5 months old he began teething thus soiling his diaper quite often. He was being sent home with rashes so awful they were bleeding. When the administrator was confronted she told me that it was my fault though after weekends home away from daycare my sons rashes would heal. By Tuesday he was always red and bleeding on the rear.
Many times I have shown up at the daycare to pick my son up before 1pm and would find the daycare workers in the infant room both sleeping in rockers with a baby on their laps and babys in swings crying.
The administrator of this business will argue that her daycare workers love the babies, yet can offer no explanation as how my son was sent home this way and with a bag of soiled clothes in tow. The day care sent home pages everyday of the babies feedings and diaper changes. Before our confrontation my son was eating only three to four times a day 4oz or less per feeding, while he was 5 months old and actually able to eat jar food and an 8oz bottle with cereal. His diaper changes showed 2 times for BM, and four time for wet. After the confrontation I came home with sheets that reflected he was then being fed by spoon 3 times a day and 5oz bottle with cereal 4 times, with BM diaper changes 6-7 times a day, and finally including ointment for every single diaper change. My son went from having a diaper rash to a rash free hiney just as I had predicted to the instructor during our confrontation. So my boy was being underfed and not being changed, he was being grossly neglected. I have kepth these pages they sent home with me to prove my statements.
I essentially payed this facility to neglect my child and then when I with drew him on a Wednesday, they continued to charge me for another week. No matter my son is being well cared for now. When he was with this daycare at six months he hadn't the energy to crawl from being underfed (so says the doctor). Now after a month of being home, within the first two weeks of leaving this daycare he began crawling, the very next week he was able to pull hisself up on things. Now a month later he walks around the living room holding onto objects of course and he is only 7mths. I will never suggest any one send their infant on young child to this daycare. I heard stories of daycares like this one and will never allow my son to be treated this way again.