Atencio Armando J

Our daughter started at camp in the summer of 2022 and rolled into the 2’s program in September. Yes, she had an adjustment period where she cried in the beginning because she is young and it was a big change going from a nanny to school. However, our family could not be happier there. It’s a family-owned and managed program based on a Harvard study about meeting children where they are in their development and it’s been pivotal for our daughter’s language and development. This is not a daycare, it’s a school and it’s treated as such. Dr. D is very serious about her program and she provides structure. Miss Jennifer is very nurturing and Mr. Jason piques the kid’s creativity and interest in the sciences. Since September our daughter has walked right in without saying goodbye to us and is thrilled to be greeted by Miss Jennifer. Everyday we pick her up smiling. It’s very clear they have actual love for our daughter and the other kids. They truly care about her development and work with us to help meet her specific needs. If I had to guess, some of these “bad” reviews are simply because people think when they pay for “daycare” they are the boss. That’s not the case here and I’m happy to comply. I’m not the educator, so I expect and believe they know best. It’s a diverse set of kids with lots of professional parents and I would recommend it to anyone I know.

Being a diabetic my while life, I’ve had a few different pharmacies and I can say that Smiths on tramway and central is the only one in Albuquerque that cares about the patients. They have always gone out of their way to make sure I have the medicine I need, even in times that I made the mistake! This pharmacy puts effort and time to know their customers needs and will always do what they can to help.