Wee Care Child Care Center

Louis Davis _{on Google}

Feb 5th, 2024

Mrs Liz is a great staff at front desk.
Some teacher in back hollering at kids as their parents is a no no. Once I realized that I decided to go walk to back to check on my child. She was hollering up to her lungs, I ask the teacher whats wrong with my baby. I know she will cry but thats not like her, She hump her shoulders & said she dont know. Immediately grab my baby from her & went & withdraw her. How is you in a role that you dont know or care for kids. Out of order

Margarria Williams _{on Google}

Sep 27th, 2023

on monday , september 18th my baby started daycare for the FIRST TIME at Wee Care Daycare In Ridgeland . When I signed him up I explained to them that he had never been to daycare before and if they could work with him because he gone cry . So on the second day of going to daycare , they isolated my baby & punished him for crying by putting him in a crib by hisself and refused to give him his toys that I took with him to school . Her explanation was she put him in there because he was crying and kept reaching for her!! MORAL OF THE STORY : Wee Care Learning Center in Ridgeland 0/10 DO NOT RECOMMEND!!!!!

Sherry Merritt _{on Google}

Jul 9th, 2023

We have had our child at wee care for almost two years. We love Wee Care daycare and are so glad we picked this school for our son.

Deonna Jenkins _{on Google}

Nov 1st, 2021

If you are looking for somebody to take care of your car this is not it ! They dont pay attention to the children. My niece went here for less than a month & teachers allowed her to be bullied ! They have live cameras where you can watch whats going on in the facility! THEY DO NOT ID YOU If anybody knows your childs name they can walk in and leave out with your child ! DO NOT SEND YOUR CHILD HERE.

K Sprunger _{on Google}

Sep 7th, 2021

When we moved to Mississippi, we had to quickly find childcare. After touring several places we had looked at this facility and thought that it was very clean, open, largely staffed, in a great location compared to where we lived, etc.
We had enrolled my child and felt comfortable that they would be looked after while we both worked full-time.
About 4 or 5 months later, after I picked up my child from the daycare I was giving them a bath, like I did every night. I observed several large, red markings all over my child's chest, sides, back. We took pictures and showed my husband. I immediately called the facility and left a voicemail for the director; by this time the facility had closed for the day.
The next morning when I went to drop off my child, I waited in the director's office until she had arrived to speak with her about what I'd found. I showed her pictures and she appeared absolutely shocked, concerned and even stated that one of the large red markings on my child's chest and left side looked like a handprint. I told her that I was concerned about leaving for work and allowing my child to be in the same environment that caused these mysterious markings. She assured me that everything would be fine and she would look into it and keep a close eye to make sure that my child was safe. From that day on for the rest of the week, the entire staff when we would talk to or greet them were cold, passive aggressive, or just nonverbal. My husband and I were made to feel like we had did something wrong and all we did was report these red marks on our child's body.
One day while I was picking up my child I had talked to the caregiver that was monitoring my child's room that day and she said maybe the red markings came from my child getting wedged in between a bookcase and there was a loose nail behind it. I then told the caregiver that the markings did not match being scratched by a loose nail and also if any large furniture is able to be moved by a 15-month-old that presents a non-safe environment for the kids. My husband and I made the decision to pull my child soon after that after we had shared with each other the unfriendly encounters from the staff since reporting the red markings. We felt like the attitude from all of the staff, including the director, after reporting the markings put our child's safety at risk. We had to wait two weeks per the daycare's policy otherwise we would have had to pay a large fee which we couldn't afford. Pulling my child out of this day care was the best decision we had made.
I understand that daycare and childcare is very hard to come by and it's very expensive. I urge you to look elsewhere besides this facility. The staff did not care and became defensive when we just simply stated that our child had red markings on their body. It takes one mistake for a child to get very seriously injured or worse, I do not believe this facility takes the appropriate measures to ensure that no mistakes like that happen. And even if those mistakes or concerns are reported the staff become very defensive and not willing to help. If you love your babies, please look elsewhere.