حضانة بيت الطفل

Nouf Suliman

3 months ago

I thank Ms. Kholoud for her morals and sweet spirit 💞 My daughter is 1 year and 1 month old. I put her in their nursery for 3 weeks, and they did much better than expected, thank God 😍 She listens to you, makes you feel comfortable, and takes pictures of my daughter for me as she goes. I loved their dedication, thank God. I will renew my contract with them, God willing 👌🏼💞

غزيل الغامدي

6 months ago

I want to thank them and tell them they were the best daycare, trustworthy and reliable, with the most wonderful treatment, love, and care. A huge thank you to you and to the worker (Latifa, she truly lived up to her name, she was so sweet even in her laughter). I thank you, and Fofo thanks you so much and says he's going to miss you 🥹❤️

esraa salah

3 months ago

Really, a special and good nursery, with great cooperation and attention. At first, my son had difficulty and cried a lot, but he got used to them and loved them. I am very happy and satisfied with them. May God grant you success and I will continue with you, God willing.

Nadia Mechhawy

a year ago

I didn't want to comment before I'd spent more time with them. We're almost two months old, and thank God, my daughter is comfortable and loves them. She's 10 months old, and when she sees them, she smiles and reaches out to go to them 🤭. I was very worried because it was the first time I'd been away from her, and I was constantly preoccupied. But now I take her myself, and I'm relaxed and reassured about her food and drink, and even her diaper changes (I was so scared about that!). And Ms. Khulood takes pictures of her and sends them to me all the time. May God bless them, her and Dada Latifa. I love them because of my daughter's love for them 😊♥️

Razan

a year ago

I'll tell you my experience with complete honesty and sincerity, and I'll list the negative points that happened in just one day. I hope you take them into consideration for improvement (if there were less than one star, I would have given it). First: I spoke to her and left at the agreed-upon time. I called back, but she didn't answer. There were two maids waiting in the street. When she answered, she sounded like she was still asleep, to the point where I asked her if she was the same person. Second: Her first comment was that I hadn't changed my little girl's diaper. I told her I had changed it. She said it was full, obviously from yesterday. So I swore to her that the girl had defecate and I had changed it. She was surprised by the response. I mean, if I wake up at 5:30 to get my kids ready, do you want me to change them before I go out at 6:30 to get them changed again?! I don't know. Third: At the same time I brought them in, she asked, "Are your kids coughing?" "Are they tired?" I told her, "No, by God." She felt like she didn't want to hold them, and made excuses. I told her, "Maybe they need water?" She says they don't cough. I told her yesterday that the girl came with me for half an hour and I talked to her and she didn't cough, then she stopped. Fourth: I called her at 11, and it was time for their second meal. She came in at 1, and she didn't answer. I called her and she said, "You're keeping me busy with the kids." Her tone was unprofessional. "Don't worry, anxiety will kill you while you're still young. Relax and unwind." Fifth: She says about my son, who's just turning 3, that he pulls babies' hands and hurts them!! How can a child be left with young babies?!!!! She says about my daughter that she bites babies for no reason, even though she's 2 years old!!!!! I said, "Maybe they took something away from her, impossible, for no reason." She says they hurt babies!!! What is there in a nursery that a child can use and hurt themselves!! Sixth: She says they are exposed to violence and that she is a psychologist. When I asked for a diagnosis so I could take my children to a specialist to find out who is abusing them, she tried to silence the matter by saying, "I forgot to add a question mark, may your mother have mercy on her." (There is someone else who beats them besides their family, and maybe my diagnosis is wrong.) Seventh: I said I would discuss it with their father. I might take my children away since there is no supervision over them and this one is beating the other. She said, "I will return your money and deduct from it the cost of today's expenses." This clearly means she doesn't want to keep them in custody at all. She isn't serious about her work, and she didn't even let me decide and find an alternative. The only good thing is that I told her that the refusal came from her, not mine, and that she returned the full amount. I expect that keeping the infants who do not move is better because she has servants and there are many negatives, and it is wrong for the obsessive mother, all of this fatigue, abuse, coughing, and incantations. Forget about your children. It was the worst experience I have had with a nursery. Instead of the mother checking on her children and focusing on her work, she does not have time, even though my children have always been in nurseries because I do not trust servants and I have a history that is all better than this nursery.