Jamboree Childcare Learning Center

I worked here for a few days. I quit without a second thought. They overwork their staff, which is why they're always getting and losing new staff members. They go over the ratio of allowed kids per classroom. They don't provide any actual activities for kids to do 80% of the time.



The classroom calendar on their wall? Yeah that's a lie. Your kid will spend 80% of their time being yelled at, dealing with the unruly kids we weren't allowed to report, probably getting hurt due to how overcrowded and understaffed the rooms are, being fed awful food that barely fits health standards and playing with worn toys.



We aren't allowed to write injury reports, even for head injuries, for some inane reason. Or rather, a day care worker will request one and we'll never get it. I dont even understand why this daycare is overcrowded. Even the kids know there is a larger Jamboree daycare down the road in San Benito they could be at.



If you leave your kid here, they will be miserable.

I signed up with a very friendly director. Trusting her kindness, I went back the next day to drop off my baby girl. MY GOD there were over 20+ babies and toddlers, only two women on staff... I didn't want to put my daughter down because the kids were all misbehaving and running around. The place made me feel so sad. I left for only three hours, but I felt so ugly inside, I rushed back to pick her up. When I talked to the director the next day, she said they were missing two ladies that day... uh, they need to be properly staffed all the time.

It smelled like cat pee, it was dark in the rooms, the children were mostly crying or yelling, and when I picked up my baby girl, she looked like she had been crying too. Baaaaad place, do not trust them with your precious babies.

I had my child in this facility since it opened up and even then I thought 24hr childcare seemed togood to be true. It started off fine but then I noticed alot of new faces, which made me uncomfortable. Honestly, I only learned the name of maybe two staff members, which later quit. As a single mother, I had no choice but to stick it out. Then the issues grew, from missing clothes to scraps and bruises without a report written. When I would question the injuries or missing items the staff would simply blame the previous shift. It was always the excuse of "I just got here, I don't know." Then I question the "director" and she'd say "i'll let the girls know." This daycare was nothing but a headache and I'm glad my child is no longer attending.