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    New Generation Montessori- Delray Beach

    5.0 (5 reviews)
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    Very clean daycare and wonderful individuals who extremely knowledgeable and well trained.

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    To the lady whoes child was bit and had other things that can happen in a toddler room. This is not…read moreunusual in a toddler room. I don't care how many teachers they have in a room you can not watch or catch everything a child does. There are plenty of other schools around. Just move your child. I can tell you that something will happen again. That's the nature of toddlers. They don't have the words to express what they want to say, so they use their hands, feet or mouth to get across what they want to say. Maybe the child who but did it because your child would not leave this child alone or was taking toys away from the child or a million other things that can happen. Your child may be the one who is aggravating the other children. The director snd the teacher are doing all they can, I am sure. I didn't look at the date of your post but I just wanted you to know things like this happen all the time. And it's not because the teacher or the director doesn't care, because they do. But unless your child has someone follow him all day, there's no way to stop it. Perhaps they could let the child go that bit, but that's not the way to handle it. I'm sure they are/did do everything they can. Maybe get a nanny, that's the only way to stop other children from doing what toddlers do. Good luck and when he/they have the words to use, this will happen.

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