This is Us. This is Family.
Our Philosophy
At Turn the Page Child Development Center, we believe in fostering a nurturing and stimulating environment where young minds can flourish. We prioritize creating a community where children can feel valued, empowered, and supported as they embark on their academic journey. Our dedicated team of professionals is committed to partnering with families to ensure the highest quality childcare experience for every child.
Our Approach
Our curriculum emphasizes play-based learning, with a focus on exploration, discovery, and social interaction. We believe in providing a balance between structured activities and unstructured playtime, allowing children to learn through hands-on experiences and develop their creativity.
Our Rooms and Programs
We offer various age-appropriate classrooms designed to meet the unique needs of each developmental stage. Our rooms include:
- Butterflies: For infants from birth to 1 year
- Honeybees: For toddlers from 1 to 2 years
- Dinosaurs: For toddlers from 1 to 2 years
- Ladybugs: For two-year-olds and young threes
- Rainbow Unicorns: For preschoolers aged 3 and 4
- Llamas: For PreK program for 5-year-olds
Our Commitment
We are dedicated to providing affordable, high-quality childcare to families in our community. We believe in creating a safe and supportive environment where children can learn, grow, and thrive.
What Sets Us Apart
- Emphasis on social-emotional learning and character development
- Focus on low-cost childcare options
- Strong emphasis on outdoor play and exploration
- Family-oriented and multi-generational approach
- Equal opportunity program, welcoming all families regardless of background or ability
Quality of Service
The quality of service at Turn The Page Child Development Center has been a mixed bag according to parents. While some parents have had positive experiences, others have been left frustrated and disappointed.
Staff Supervision
Some parents have expressed concerns about the lack of supervision provided by teachers. For example, Kimbo Brunel mentioned that the staff does not supervise children in the bathroom or when putting on their shoes, leading to issues with cleanliness and safety. On the other hand, Amy Kendrick praised the staff for being attentive and responsive to the children's needs.
Communication
Communication has been an issue for some parents. Kylie Anne appreciated the teachers' ability to listen and explain things to the children, but Valerie Powell was upset when her child was taken on a field trip without her permission. Ashlin Maessen appreciated that the teachers were available and celebratory towards their children's achievements.
Safety
Unfortunately, some parents have experienced incidents that raise concerns about safety. Milk Maker's child was given formula despite being exclusively breastfed, and another child sustained a bruise on their chin with no explanation. Valerie Powell's child was taken on a field trip without her permission, and another child had a gash on their forehead with no clear explanation.
Highlights
Despite the issues mentioned above, there have been positive experiences reported. Some parents have praised the quality of care, citing the teachers' attentiveness and the fun activities provided. Tami Davison had a particularly positive experience, praising the center as the best she had ever used.
