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I'm also a teacher that loves working with children and caring for them. My goal is helping young children grow. I have lots of patience, I've been working and caring for young children for 15 years. I'm also a loving and caring person. Now Enrolling with spots available.
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I gave Ms. Margie’s Loving Care Home childcare a chance and should have trusted my intuition. The first day when touring, immediately entering, there was a strong smell of cigarette smoke. When I addressed Margie about this smell, she denied being a smoker and claimed it was the incense she was burning. First off, I did not see any incense burning while in her home. Secondly, why would you be burning incense in a child care center anyways?? That was a terrible response. The first day (which should have been the last), my child reeked of cigarette smoke. It was so horrific, I couldn’t even hug and kiss on him the smell was awful. I immediately drew a bath for him when we arrived home. Everything smelt stale like that ladies home. Even the diaper bag! Also, the home is set up like an at home school, yet it is dark and gloomy in there. Next issue I had with her, is she failed to communicate that my son had two different scratches on his face after being in her care. A parent should never have to send a photo asking what happened here? He is 3 months, so I know it happens but I sent him there with mits on his hands. On a positive note, I liked that she gave me his feed and nap updates through out the day, although when I picked my son up and asked “how did it go?” I should receive a more in depth answer other than “fine”. Margie appears shy, timid and quiet and does not seem to have the personality to be in the field of childcare she is in. I should not have ever given her a chance, after seeing several red flags upon touring her home. If you have a baby infant, and the caregiver is not immediately showing genuine interest, over-joyed and wanting to hold him/her, walk in the opposite direction. we need people who genuinely have a passion and love for children!