We had our kids in mustard seed for 3 years. They were wonderful in the beginning but went down hill after Covid started. Both my sons got a bacterial skin infection and now have scars. I’ve never seen anything like it. The teachers were constantly unhappy and over worked and complained about normal behavior for toddlers. The teachers were no supportive in potty training efforts. My kids would get injuries on their heads that could have been prevented. Several times, they were sent home with dirty diapers that I would change in the car. It was evident they sat in them a long time. The teachers would often say the kids had fevers on Fridays so they could leave early. Once Covid started, the parents were not allowed inside. The daycare cited a state rule that did not exist. The owner texted me late at night and had a temper problem. I had to spend hundreds of dollars on getting doctors notes every time the kids had a rash or cold. Finally, my son was injured by a teacher causing the state to be involved and my pulling my kids out of the daycare. All of the extra clothes we left their labeled had disappeared along with my sons jacket. It was a very stressful experience and I was constantly worried about my children. I lost a lot of time at work and a lot of quality time with my children constantly getting doctors notes
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Nonprofit Overview
Causes: Children & Youth, Youth Development Programs
Mission: To train children in the knowledge of god by instilling within them, the word of god, and to provide hope and a future as they develop and grow into children of god.
Programs: To provide afterschool homework help, snacks, meals, counseling, clothing, basic needs, etc: during the year a total of 490 youths were served with a total of 11,369 breakfast and 15,280 lunch meals provided.