Little Newtons

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Shannon Johnson

I currently have a 3 year old boy and a 1year old girl enrolled at the LNN in Plymouth. My son has been there since he was a little over 1. First off - let me tell you that you can NOT go wrong with this school! Not only are the prices fantastic but the staff is absolutely wonderful too. I work full time - so when we first needed daycare we ended up using daycare chain. It was okay but you had to provide diapers, food, and it was still pretty spendy. When my son was about 1 year old we decided to try changing locations and because of a co-worker I was turned onto Lil Newtons Nest. I couldnt believe everything that was included and was taken a back by the schedule they hold and of course wondered how good the teachers were. (They basically change things everything 15-20 minutes). I was NOT disapointed! My son started LOVING to go to "school". He would ask for his teachers when we would get in the car and most of the time barely gave me a good bye hug before running off to play. Hes made some wonderful friends. My son also had a really horrible milk allergy and they were SUPER sensitive to it without alot of hoopla. They had soy milk and gave him alternate foods. I could bring in my own food if I wanted but didnt have to. It was really nice! The thing I really love is that I can SEE him learning. The kid can count to 20 in english AND spanish! And I he identifies letters and numbers. They also do a really good job with manners. All the lead teachers weve had so far (weve been in 4 different rooms now, younger infants, older infant, toddler, and preschool) have been incredibly dedicated and enthusiastic. You can tell they ACTUALLY want to be there and really enjoy what they do. If Ive ever had a concern they will take the time to talk with me about it and have tips to do at home too. (Oh, and my son is potty trained because of them too!) The only negative is that you will get over run with art. :) They do art projects EVERY DAY so you get at least 5 pieces every week but I have a problem throwing them all away - so I have an art pile at home from the last couple years. :) Bottom line - if youre looking for a good place for your kids - look no further than LNN!!

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Tiger70077 As is

More like Little Auschwitz Spouse used to work for this place and I was stunned hearing how badly the staff was and how in turn children were treated. Bad child to teacher ratios were the norm. High turn over for staff, apathetic staff with some good eggs thrown in the mix made for some traumatic times for the kids. A coworker of mine had a friend who knew someone who worked there up till just a couple months ago (after my spouse left) and said conditions were the same or worse than what I described. Short staffed conditions, giving kids bare minimum of care and not getting nearly the individual attention they needed while giving ridiculous standards to follow like trying to introduce Chinese words while not giving staff support for basics like proper time to clean and change diapers. If I could rate them lower than 1 star or F- grade I would.

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Kyle T

My daughter attends Lil Newtons Nest in Maple Grove and I cant tell you how great of an experience it has been. All of the staff at Lil Newtons Nest are friendly and truly have her best interests at heart. My wife and I go to work everyday and dont worry about our daughter here. We know that she is receiving great care and is incredibly safe. I recommend Lil Newtons Nest to everyone.

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Sam Anthony

My daughter has been attending Lil Newtons Nest in Plymouth for almost a year now and our experience has been amazing! She loves going and doesnt want to leave. Her teachers seem to have a wonderful connection with her. This place is 5 stars.

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Liz Barton

My twins have grown into such amazing kiddos due to the guidance and support of the staff at LNN. Theyre reading 3-4 levels above their grade and working on math of similar grades! I am so proud to be an LNN parent!

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Angie T

We like being a part of LNN and our son looks forward to attending each day. The biggest challenge our son faces is the frequency of new teachers in his room. Regardless, hes learning a lot and having fun.

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