My daughter Zoe was 3 months old when we made the decision to put her in the care of the professionals at Primrose. I grappled with the idea of staying home with her, but decided to try Primrose before I gave up my job. I am glad that I did. From day one, I have felt completely comfortable knowing I was able to entrust Zoe with the women at Primrose. Not only is she being taken care of in the same capacity as she would if I were home with her, but I know she is better served by being around other people and other babies. As she has grown in the past few months, it is clear that she loves coming to Primrose. She smiles when we walk in from the parking lot and absolutely adores both Pat and Trish. Every day when I go to pick her up she's involved in a different activity. Sometimes, she in a group with the other babies, sometimes she's playing by herself, and sometimes she's given one on time from one of her teachers. I know how important it is for her development to have all of these experiences, and I am so grateful she is able to have them.  In addition to her teachers, the staff itself has been a blessing. Everyone makes a point of saying hello in the morning and getting to know Zoe. Because of the small setting, they are able to tell instantly if Zoe is not feeling well, and have called me at work to let me know. They are also more than willing to check on Zoe if I know she's not feeling well and I call to check in.  While the first few days of dropping Zoe off were hard, it seems like a distant memory. I know my daughter enjoys being there, and I know her teachers enjoy having her! I am very proud to call myself a Primrose Parent!