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Little People's Landing
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Review by:
Regina R.
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Review content:
The price is reasonable, but the service left something to be desired. In my son's room, the main room leader worked from 10-4, so I never saw her. The morning and afternoon teachers were rotating "fill-ins" so I saw 10 different people every week, and no one could answer a question since they just saw my son about an hour a week.
The nautical theme was cute, but even though it's a high ceiling, the location still seemed small and dark. Security was good, with a code required to go through the gate to the children's area, and that code also timed the child in/out for the day. They also have closed circuit TVs so you can watch your child from the front desk without your child knowing it.
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