My wife and I have trusted mama Thinn Thinn with our two daughters over the past 5 years, and she has been wonderful. She listens to the children, recognizes what they need, and takes care of them like they are her own. Mama Thinn has become like another grandmother for our girls, and they love her! There have been anywhere between 3-7 children over this period, she kept her doors open for our "bubble" throughout covid without any issues of us getting sick, and she has one helper who is there when she has more than 4 kids or has to take a day for personal reasons (very rare). Some of our better friends have come from the other families whose kids were there with ours, and our girls' best friends are the other kids they grew up with at mama Thinn's. Mama Thinn keeps an extremely clean house and cooks delicious food... both our girls rave about her food. She also does a wonderful job helping them to grow, learn, and be good friends with each other. Mama Thinn keeps a good schedule for the kids with plenty of play time, nap time after lunch, and a fun front garden and back play area. The girls learned to sing, dance, play, share, be patient, be kind, be gentle with friends, and even learned some numbers, spelling, etc (not rigid, but as fun learning time) between 6mos and 4 years old. Our oldest daughter went through potty training and mama Thinn was a great partner in the process (very important to communicate well and to get good reinforcement and learning both at home and at day care!). Mama Thinn also speaks several languages and takes time to teach the kids. We are white and don't know any Asian languages, yet our daughters learned to understand both english and mandarin from mama Thinn. We have even picked up phrases here and there and appreciate our girls getting to learn another culture, language, and cuisine (delicious Burmese food!). As a word of caution, we have seen some families who push the bounds -- trying to get Mama Thinn to taker care of their kids when they are obviously sick, trying to stretch the hours beyond her standard times, trying to bargain rates, bringing kids to day care without doing much of anything to get them ready in the morning, expecting pictures and reports throughout the day. If this sounds like you, then go look elsewhere. Childcare may be a commodity some places, but Mama Thinn's love and care for children is not something to haggle over. Her rates and hours are up front, and she is not your personal nanny. She is not your stand-in parent, but rather can be a partner in parenting & helping your children grow well. We have learned so much by listening to her as well, having honest conversations, being respectful, and trusting the wisdom she has amassed by raising something like 100+ kids over the last 20-30 years in her own home. We're constantly hearing stories of other kids who are in their late teens or 20s who are still in the area and still keep in touch with mama Thinn and are so grateful for her care when they were younger. When we were looking for an in-home daycare in 2018, we found mama Thinn, and her rates were somewhat mid-pack or even on the less expensive side for the bay area. I haven't shopped around recently but I'm guessing they're still similar relative to other options. After years of her daycare, I couldn't possibly think of getting better care or a "better deal". Everyone has their own set point I guess, but I personally recommend finding the care provider you are most comfortable with and not worrying about what the rate is if you can afford it. Finally, I believe that Yelp has the wrong contact info for Mama Thinn. The number may still connect, but her official contact number is 909-286-0099 (posted here with her permission). If this sounds like the kind of experience you want for your child, and the kind of childcare you are looking for, then I highly recommend you give mama Thinn a call or send a message and set up some time to go visit and see if it's right for you. read more

I visited this daycare and had lengthy discussions with Thinn-Thinn, but chose not to enroll my child. I was surprised to meet her husband at the door. Her house is spotless, clean and safe. The kids have ample play space in the back yard. The artificial grass brings perkiness and makes it safer for small children to play. The children were very well behaved, friendly and curious. Thinn-Thinn was very knowledgeable and clearly experienced with children. The reason I have given her a lower rating and chosen not to work with her is due to a cultural offense. I am a single, black tech professional. She asked me if I was on section 8 or if I qualified for 'assistance'. She made it clear that she's willing to takes assistance (even though I explained to her that I'm 100% certain I have never qualified for assistance nor inquired about it). She warned me of her fees multiple times which she obviously thought I could not afford. I'm sure she didn't mean to be offensive which actually makes it worse, thus highlighting her lack of exposure to nontraditional families (divorced, single by choice, etc) and black people in general. A daycare should acknowledge and respects all types of families and ethnic backgrounds. While I would love my child to learn Mandarin and really liked her daycare otherwise, I do not want my child to feel alienated as he grows older due to exposure to this sort of limited thinking. It's 2012 folks, no one should be surprised at the sight of a single/ divorced parent or a black person of means. Again, I stress that she is a kind woman who clearly knows what she is doing so this issue won't affect most but this was a major deal breaker for me. read more

We've been there for 3 years and are so sad to be leaving for preschool. I interviewed about 10 different places over a six month period in Los Altos, Palo Alto and Mountain View, and even some in San Jose. Palo Alto rates were $1400 and up and you can find San Jose places starting at $800 a month. Thinn Thinn's stood out as the cleanest most attentive daycare I've found. Low ratio, super clean and REASONABLY PRICED (when do you ever hear that about a daycare). Did I mention clean several times now? Guess what, you won't believe how filthy the other big name places are (I'm not even a germ freak, my college buddies can attest to that :-) Now, my little one is 2 so I wanted some place that would be nurturing while encouraging basic manners and getting along with others. Thinn Thinn fits that description to a tee. Pluses: Thinn Thinn herself. She's really fits 28 hours into a 24 hour day, she has that much energy to care for the kids, cooks hot meals for them (and the parents sometimes too :-) She's located right off of highway 101 and 85, cooks the children a hot lunch everyday and teaches Mandarin lessons if you want yours to learn. She'll also take the kids on outings to nearby parks, pumpkin patches, etc... The parents get along like an extended family. All in all, the best value and environment we found for our 2 year old. Minuses: Hmmm... She doesn't do part-time with the under 2 year old crowd. She only has 4 spaces and it's always packed with full timers. read more

My daughter was at Thinn Thinn's for 3 years (she just turned 4 and is starting preschool), and my son, now 2, started at 6 months. Thinn Thinn's daycare is like a second home for them. My son LOVES her home-cooked food, we call him our Asian baby sometimes because he loves Chinese food so much. Both of our kids understand the Mandarin that Mommy Thinn speaks to them, and my son regularly says "Xie xie" (instead of thank you). The parents form a good community at Mommy Thinn's, we still regularly have play dates with kids that have moved on to preschool or other day cares. She holds a yearly Christmas party, and many families that "graduated" several years ago still come. The house is very clean, and the new backyard play area is very nice. We've been very happy to have our kids at Mommy Thinn's. read more

Just to give a little perspective/background, my husband and I recently relocated to the area, and as my son has been raised by myself and my family up until now, we were very, very concerned with finding the right fit for our 15-month old son. That said, we visited a total of six daycare facilities (larger places as well as from-home centers) and also screened three different nannies. We ended up trying out three different daycares (one of the bigger places as well as two of the smaller, from-home establishments, including Thinn Thinn's) and Thinn Thinn's was, by far, the best fit. It wasn't just that her place is clean, or that she keeps her breakables out (which is a great way of helping to slowly teach the children what they should and should not play with), or even that she cooks all the meals and has story time/reading time and singing/dancing time, it's really about how she interacts with the children... and how they respond to her. She is strict -- in that if your child throws something, etc she will explain to them (calmly, and in a reasonable tone) what was wrong, give small time-outs, etc... but she's also extremely loving and kind. I've seen all of the children go to her when they're upset for a hug... or sometimes they just go to her to say hello, goodbye, check-in for a moment before going to play again. When your kid is four and under, you can't always communicate with them as much as you want to, in the detail you'd like, and so how the kids interact with each other, and with Thinn Thinn speaks volumes about their comfort level, and their happiness in that environment. When my husband and I first met with Thinn Thinn, we were impressed by everything she said and did, but what really convinced us was how happy the children were every time we went, and how loving she was towards all of the kids, treating them as though they were all her own. As both an educator and a parent, I know that all children are different and all caregivers/providers are different -- for us, it wasn't about finding someone who aligned exactly exactly on every issue (which really wouldn't have been possible) it was about finding someone who was willing to be honest and respectful when there were disagreements. Of all of the nannies and daycares I visited or tried out, Mama Thinn was the only one who really asked how we did things at home, and what my son's schedule had been like up until now -- it felt as though she was really trying to find a good fit, as opposed to just take my money. For example, Mama Thinn will sometimes say that this is how she does x... and she'll ask, do you do x or y? And if you do y, you might have a discussion about what she prefers one way, or you prefer another, and that's really how it should be. My son is very precious to me, and the temptation to keep him at home (hobble together a work schedule, seek help from friends etc) was strong... but ultimately we decided that we wanted him to have the social benefits of being in a daycare. The fact that we found one that is bilingual, varying age group, where the kids are happy and clearly feel safe and loved... was wonderful. Mama Thinn's feels less like a daycare facility, and more of a community, where the parents talk to one another, and where you feel as though you're all raising a group of kids together. read more

4 stars = "Yay! Im a fan." Although my daughter never went here. I called to check availability (which there wasnt for my daughters age) and I got the sweetest lady on the phone. She actually said sorry for not having a spot. Some of the other daycares that I have called were really cold and short in there conversation. So "Yay! Im a fan" of how kind she was/is. read more

If you are looking for a daycare that will take care of your kid as your own, this is the place. I have known Thinn Thinn for over 6 years now, and she is very kind hearted. She takes very good care of the children, as though they are her own. read more

Thinn-Thinn used the very words "I had to force feed her!" when I wanted to know what had happened to my daughter and why she was lying on the floor motionless and staring into space. To say that she has never force-fed a child is a LIE. She told me herself that she has done it before. She used the words "force feed" over and over again. At one point she turned to her assistant and joked, "Some people may think this is child abuse! HAHAHAHAHA ...." Why would someone joke about child abuse at a time like this? We filed a report with the police and reported the incident to California Childcare Daycare Licensing. The police have also followed up with reporting to Child Protective Services about this incident. Up until that first day, we really believed that Thinn-Thinn was a compassionate and caring caregiver and really loves kids. But to come into the house and see my daughter lying on the floor and not moving, and for Thinn-Thinn to tell me and demonstrate to me exactly how she did it as though it was the right thing to do, and on top of that yell at me as if I were at fault ... it was both horrible and asinine at the same time. No way I was going to let this woman touch my daughter again. I did not want to believe that this had actually happened, but it did. And what I've laid out here is the truth. To attempt to discredit me by calling me out as a first time parent and implying that I lack experience is a pathetically low blow. It's the "infallible elder" philosophy. And then furthermore to say that I waste time Yelping the Dollar Store while I should be tending to my duties as a mother is an even more pathetic attempt to discredit my review. That Dollar Store review was dated 11/11/2009, well before we even conceived. How is this relevant, anyway? Now she's back-pedaling and lying through her teeth about the incident. I can only imagine what other awful lies she has spun about me and the incident to save face. Here's another thing - What does amount of "experience" have anything to do with the fact that she openly admitted to me that she force-fed my daughter? She even said she would do this to her own children. And that makes it right? I don't get it. When my husband went to pick up the rest of our things the next afternoon, Thinn-Thinn wanted to know why we were not coming back. "Was it because I told her to stop breastfeeding?" My husband politely made it clear that it was the force-feeding, and that we do not condone the use of excessive force on our daughter. "I only gave her a little bit," she responded admittedly. A little, a lot, whatever. It's not right and it's abusive. If there truly was a medically critical dehydration issue, a simple phone call to me would have avoided all of this. I told her several times that day to call me for ANYTHING, that my office was only 2 minutes away and my schedule was flexible. I am a devoted parent who put aside a successful career at one of the largest corporations in the world just so I could look after my children myself, to ensure a happy and healthy holistic environment in which they are not succumbed to rules that simply make them obedient and limit their growth and creativity. My daughter continues to be a happy, healthy confident child who excels developmentally. The only, only reason we considered Ong "Thinn-Thinn" B's services was because of the raving opinions from other parents who recommended the place to us. We were led to believe that she could provide a good environment to promote my daughter's personal growth and socialize with other children her age. In retrospect, I should have followed my gut instincts that Thinn-Thinn was putting up a front every time we visited prior to that first day; the occasional racist remarks about non-Asians, especially blacks; bad-mouthing some of the parents in Mandarin behind their backs about their parenting skills; hounding us about eventually making timely payments; and the anger she showed at one visit when a parent had dropped off birthday cupcakes for their son and the kids were making a mess. My advice to parents who enlist child care services is to make the time to do your unannounced visits, no matter how much you trust that caregiver. This caregiver used excessive physical force to force-feed my child when it wasn't medically necessary. Doesn't matter how "experienced" you are - when someone uses force on your child without you knowing and tells you it is somehow your fault, that's messed up. Misunderstanding? I think not. No matter what her reasons were or what her justification was, it was W-R-O-N-G. read more

It really pains me to see people posting reviews after 1 or 2 days at Thinn Thinn's daycare and assuming a lot. Notice that EVERY SINGLE parent that has their kid for more than 2 weeks at her place gave her 5 stars and adore her obviously. She is a blessing for all of us and has part-raised our daughter like a second mother. I would suggest reading reviews that really count, which are from parents who actually go there for years and not those who didn't even give her a chance beyond 2 days. read more

If you're looking for care just as though it was extended family; with the thoughtfulness and with care such that you know someone is going to be responsible for your child; then Mama Thinn is it. We had two of our children grow up in her arms and they still look forward to seeing her. Our son was just an infant when Mama Thinn started take care of him; and our daughter a bit older. She brought them up as her own: caring for them, enjoying with them and nudging them when they did wrong. The children had more fun at her place and ate more there than at home! It is a family environment where everyone Mom is "Mamma So and So" and every father is "Papa So and So". While we were there we had a good time with the other families too making some good friends with the other Mammas and Papas. And Mama Thinn sometimes has these impromptu evening potlucks ... oh and there is the christmas party that even now our kids look forward too. What you will find with Mama Thinn is her candor and transparency. And she will speak from experience. If you're looking for a trusted hand who knows children then you ought to listen to her opinions. She's still on our speed dial when we need help. We've always recommended her but she rarely has vacancies; although some of our friends have been lucky enough to find places for their children. read more

Best place for our two boys!! We have been with Thinn Thinn for over 5 years and have loved every single day of it. Our boys were happy, clean, well fed and learned a great deal about respecting others. Thinn Thinn gave my boys the chance to grow up in a very happy environment with a lot of fun and laughter. She has become a true friend almost immediately, embracing our family and giving us excellent advice and helping us out in any possible way. I would recommend her to anyone as she truly cares about each of the children in her daycare as if they were her own. Now that my kids are in school they regularly ask to see her and when we go over it is a real pleasure to see how much joy there is being all together again. read more

My review keeps getting filtered...I really want people to know how great Thinn Thinn's is. My kids (ages 2 & 4) have attended Thinn Thinn's home day care for the past 3 years. It's a Mandarin and English environment, but the kids come from many different racial backgrounds. The tuition includes breakfast, home-cooked Chinese lunch and snacks. The hours are 7:30AM - 5:45PM. Thinn Thinn's house is not particularly large, but it's super clean, and she just completed an awesome remodel of her backyard which is a great play space for the kids. My kids love Thinn Thinn! She builds a truly loving relationship with each child. My daughter constantly tells me she loves Thinn Thinn (sometimes she says she loves Thinn Thinn more than me! :-P ). I also love that I know all the parents of my kids' daycare friends. Parents are encouraged to hang out for a few minutes when picking up the kids. We all invite each other to our kids' birthdays, and we have several yearly daycare events that most parents attend, including a Christmas party and a trip to a pumpkin patch. read more

I have known Thinn Thinn for 14 years and have always seen her take very good care of her children. She works very hard and would never treat a child inappropriately. I have seen her develop a bond with the children in her daycare and would entrust her to take care of my own children one day. The house is always kept clean and is a wonderful environment for children. read more

My daughter (born 2002) and son (born 2004) went to Mommie Thinn's from the end of my 8 or 10 week maternity leave till one year before Kindergarten. My husband and I are both engineers and while my husband had raised two beautiful children in his first marriage, I came to the game late and had a lot to learn when my two were born. I am so grateful that I had Thinn Thinn and Eddie to teach me. I really don't know what I would have done without their friendship and advice. First let me say that Thinn and her family continue to be part of our family today. My children still spend time each summer at Mommie Thinn's. They consider her house their second home; her family their second family, and I'm thrilled by this. Thinn and her family have become very dear to us and I've learned so much from her both as a parent and as a friend. I would recommend her daycare to anyone who wants the best for their child because this is a place where the children come first and their needs will be met come hell or high water (or nervous first time parents). Thinn has skills for training and teaching and caring for children that we first time parents can barely conceive of, little own recognize. But over the years I've come to understand that if I'm confused by one of her techniques or strategies, its because I'm a novice watching an expert. Happily Thinn is willing to explain her methods and her philosophy and plenty of us who have know Mommie Thinn have funny stories about the lessons we learned and how easily and kindly Thinn got us going in the right direction. When I was searching for daycares, I have to say I didn't know what I was doing. What first parent knows anything about choosing a daycare? In the end you find a place that feels comfortable to you and that looks like a place YOU would want to spend time. Thinn's place is beautiful, clean and orderly and a lovely reflection of what I see as her philosophy for living her life -- loving kindness mixed with good size helpings of consistency, hard work, honesty and humor I don't wish to dignify the two YELP reviews which gave Thinn poor ratings by responding to them in detail, but I would like to say that I completely disagree with them and I would have wished that those folks would have gotten to know Thinn better before they casually sought to do her harm. As it is, their lack of knowledge about the person, family, and business they are so motivated to attack says more about them than about their intended target. read more

Getting admitted to Mama Thinn's daycare is one of the best things that has ever happened to me, my husband, and our son. My husnband and I started looking at daycares when I was about 10 weeks pregnant. Since I had plenty of time to look, I have visited ~15 or so daycares before I made my decision. Out of the 15 daycares that we have visited, we only loved one daycare for our son - Mama Thinn's daycare! We have originally decided to visit the daycare because of a very strong recommendation from my colleague. When my husband and I first saw the daycare, we knew that my colleague was not exaggerating: Mama Thinn's house was spotless, her kids were independent and well behaved, she was very knowledgeable and loving, and everyone felt like at home. Not only the facilities (house, garden, toys, outdoor playground, etc.) were top notch, I really loved that Mama Thinn prepared delicious homemade meals for her kids herself and fed them fruits from her beautiful garden. I know that the meals were delicious because I was very lucky to sample many of them myself and they were better than many of the best restaurant meals that I have ever had! From the time of this first visit, I knew that Mama Thinn's daycare was the right place for our little baby. We were lucky to get the admission and my son started attending the daycare when he was 18 weeks old. Going to Mama Thinn's daycare was an amazing experience. My son was happy, slept well, ate well, was outside a lot, and was always happy when I dropped him off at Mama Thinn's. My mind also was a peace. I knew that my son was learning a lot, meeting new friends, and having a great time each and every day. I will be forever thankful to Mama Thinn for opening the doors of her beautiful daycare to us and for making us a part of her family! We are very lucky!!! read more

If you are someone who wants your child to be in a clean, safe, loving, and intimate home daycare setting, then Thinn Thinn Daycare is the place. Not to mention that Mommy Thinn makes amazing food for the kids and speaks to them in Mandarin! Mommy Thinn is honest and her number one priority is to look out for the best interest of your child in her daycare. We are very pleased to have our child in her daycare and recommend her to others. read more

Momma Thinn Thinn's daycare came recommended to us from a neighbor who couldn't speak highly enough of his daughter's experience at Momma Thinn's. Our son has now been going to Momma Thinn's for a year and a half and I am extremely happy that we decided to join the Momma Thinn family. This daycare is run like an extension of her family. She treats the kids like her own and isn't afraid to tell you what she thinks is best for them. I love this because I know how much she loves the kids and it's all in their best interest. I'll admit that Momma Thinn may not be for everyone. She can be blunt and is not afraid to tell you what she thinks you're doing wrong (a good thing in my opinion). All I can say is that my kid loves going there, he loves Momma Thinn, and I am very happy. The fact that he gets to learn Mandarin is just a huge bonus. Momma Thinn's is safe, clean, educational, and the kids love her cooking. I won't comment on the reviews from people who are either basing it on a phone call or on one day at the daycare. I've been there a year and a half and would highly recommend Momma Thinn's to anyone who asks (and keep in mind, my kid is the best kid ever). read more

I found Mama Thinn on Yelp and had the good fortune of having a friend refer me to her as well. My daughter (1.5 yrs) has been with Mama Thinn since Jan 2017 and absolutely loves it! Let's go in order! 1) Location: beautiful and safe residential area with a big back yard, a beautiful sun-room and a large living room for the kids to play. Always very comfortable/cozy, clean and safe. 2) Mama Thinn makes healthy fresh foods for the kids every day and she's always very accommodating for any needs/asks we have (like avoiding food allergies, giving the kids bottles at requested times, etc). The fact that she feeds her kids makes all the difference. Not having to prep snacks and lunch boxes etc, saves me so much time, and all the kids sit together in their little chairs and eat together, it's super cute. It's usually always a soft protein and some veggies, all super healthy. 3) She usually has a helper, but not always. However even without the helper, Mama Thinn has incredible energy, is very physically fit, and loves playing and running around with the kids. I've sometimes picked up my daughter during sing-a-long time and the kids always seem to be having a blast together. 4) I love that Mama Thinn shares the same philosophy as many parents. She believes in warmth, patience, and kindness to the children, teaching them manners about how to be patient, to share toys, how they should finish their meals at their kiddie tables and not walk around with food, blowing kisses bye-bye, etc. It's really nice that the foundational elements that we teach our daughter at home are reinforced at daycare. 5) Lastly and quite possibly most enlightening for me, is that she runs a child-care center, not a business. Her policies are pretty standard compared to all the other daycares I've interviewed, and sometimes slightly more flexible. Her cost is very reasonable and she's always very honest and attentive with how your child is doing at daycare. This woman has been taking care of children for over a decade because she truly loves doing it, not because she's in the business of making money. As a working mom, I'm sure many would agree that the most difficult thing in going back to work is trusting a stranger to take care of, and love your child as attentively as you would, and I'm very thankful that we have Mama Thinn for that! My daugther took about a week to warm up to the daycare since it was a new environment, new kids and she was used to being at home with family the whole time. I especially appreciated Mama Thinn's patience and how careful she was to let my daughter warm up to her new surroundings, as opposed to forcing it on her. These days, when I drop her off, she waves goodbye and can't run off fast enough to go play. Mama Thinn is very highly recommended! read more

We found Thinn Thinn's Daycare on Yelp and were lucky that Thinn Thinn had a space for our daughter when she was 6 months old (and she's now almost 2 years old). There's a lot that we could write in this review, but here are some highlights from our experiences: 1. Mama Thinn treats the children like they are her own children. She's very active and plays with them, cuddles them, and respects them. She patiently teaches them how to respect each other (and adults). I notice that when we take our daughter to the playground, she understands "taking turns" and "being gentle" with others. I really appreciate the loving environment that Mama Thinn creates in her home for our daughter. 2. We really like that Thinn Thinn has a safe outside space with a play structure and riding toys, and that she takes the kids out at least once a day. As others have said, her place is also very tidy with lots of space and sunlight. 3. Thinn Thinn is open to potty-training, but does not force the kids and takes a break when she can tell it's too early. 4. Logistically, Thinn Thinn's Daycare is great for us. Near Hwy 101, open 7:45 am - 5:45 pm, includes healthy foods, similar in price to other daycares, small number of kids (during our time with Thinn Thinn there have been 3-5 kids, sometimes with a helper). We feel fortunate that we found a daycare provider that we trust and that our daughter likes. When we're home, our daughter talks about the other kids at daycare and gets excited to see them in the morning (which is nice since it's not always easy for her parents to say goodbye!). Thinn Thinn's Daycare is not a fit for everyone. There are some things like a written summary or schedule of the day that Thinn Thinn does not provide. Rather, Thinn Thinn takes the time to connect with each parent at pick-up/drop-off and discuss the day. I personally enjoy having that opportunity to connect. read more

Its been nearly 5 months that my daughter is going to Thinn Thinn's daycare. She started when she was 2.5 years. Initially I was very worried; but with Mommy Thinn's loving care she quickly adjusted. Mommy Thinn's place is extremely clean and she takes great care of all kids. Any time you go there you will find the kids happy and playing. That the kids are happy tells you a lot about Mommy Thinn's daycare. My daughter constantly speaks of Mommy Thinn and has made good friends with the other kids. Mommy Thinn is very straight forward and will share with you all details of your kid - which I really appreciate. An additional benefit, my daughter gets to learn mandarin. I love Mommy Thinn's place and will recommend her at any time. read more

Z.A. is not the best source to trust. After Thinn Thinn responded to the scathing review, Z.A. filed a child abuse report with the police. She is clearly irrational and vengeful. None of the parents who have their children in Thinn Thinns daycare have ever suspected abuse or neglect. Speaking highly of her reputation, families tend to start with Thinn Thinn when their children are very young and stay until preschool. I have had my daughter in Thinn Thinns daycare for a year now, and I have been blessed with a woman who is consistent and very caring of the children. I attribute a lot of my daughters good behavior and manner to the care she receives by Thinn Thinn. It is unfortunate that someone would go to such great lengths to destroy a woman's business. I had not intended to get in the middle of this flame war, but this woman is putting my child's care at risk by making false allegations which could potentially have serious consequences. Please ignore her reviews if you are thinking about Thinn Thinn for your child's care. Nobody else has ever experienced the allegations she has made. I would give Thinn Thinn 5 stars except that yelp sometimes filters out the 5 star reviews, and I want to make sure that This post gets read. read more