The new procedure of only letting children in the building has dramatically help decrease sickness and keeps our center much cleaner! Our committed staff and innovative programs will prepare your child for the future. Time to Succeed can teach your child learning skills with the addition of a Christian-based curriculum.
We know you will be pleased our sparkling, spacious new facility and with the quality of our staff and lessons. We also have 25 years experience in child care and development to give your child the attention and guidance needed to Succeed. We have developed the best lesson plans for each age group to prepare them for formal education.
We know you will be pleased our sparkling, spacious new facility and with the quality of our staff and lessons. We also have 25 years experience in child care and development to give your child the attention and guidance needed to Succeed. We have developed the best lesson plans for each age group to prepare them for formal education.
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Welcome, and thank you for choosing Time To Succeed Child Care and Early Learning Center! We are confident that you will be satisfied with the quality of care and educational opportunities that we provide. Time To Succeed Child Care and Early Learning Center understands the difficulties parents are challenged with when choosing a childcare center.
For all your child care needs for children ages infants through school-age during the hours of 5:00 AM and 5:30PM Monday through Friday. Time To Succeed Child Care and Early Learning Center will be there for you. We offer an educated nurturing staff with over 20 years of experience. Our center has been recently redesigned with your child in mind.
Here at Time to Succeed we are state certified and licensed. We have also gone above and beyond the requirements to simply "run a day care". We participate in the State's Keystone STARS program while focusing on Bible based teachings to develop a Christian environment. Here is some information on the Keystone STARS program.
We help children build confidence for life and educate them about the World of God through our Bible based curriculum. The latest data shows that kids do better the longer they stay enrolled at Time To Succeed. If your child ever needs a little extra help, our teachers are committed to keeping them on the right track.
Reviews (9)
A. Wyandt
Nov 23, 2021
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Please don’t send your children here. My 4 month old baby got pinched most likely because he was left pantless even though he has extra clothes in his cubby. They never told me about the pinch and he probably was left to cry because they didn’t know it happened. They sat shows on an iPad in front of him. The owner denied it, even through I had proof and was told by his caregiver that she did it.
Melinda Green
Aug 11, 2019
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Kirasten Mills
Jun 19, 2018
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The only reason they get a five from me would be due to Connie who worked there!! She’s excellent and trustworthy!! She was in morning staff but when I changed to nighttime shift!! omg it was awful...a staff member grabbed my son’s hair when he was 9 months old because he pulled hers in a playful way...she said he pulls my hair, idfc I’ll pull his back!! Also, dirty and found my son climbing a bookshelf only wearing a diaper once!! He got hands foot mouth disease there!! My son was NEVER SENT HOME with his stuff!! They shared my sons things with every other kid which if they needed extra
Nancy W.
Jan 28, 2018
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Went on an impromptu tour of the facility after moving to Altoona and I wouldn't recommend it to my worst enemy's kids. The facility was dirty, teachers were not attentive to the kids and the classes I went into the kids were either running wild or stuck in front of a TV. Apparently PA daycares use the "turtle" method to calm kids down; I can understand the concept of it but one of the care providers just stuck her face up close to one girl who was yelling and throwing a fit and she continuously yelled "turtle" at her. Not to mention, when I asked local moms about the place, they had nothing good
Ashley S.
Jan 22, 2018
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We dropped in for a surprise checkout just to see what the facility was like. When we arrive we could hear a child screaming. The women showing us around, who said she was the supervisor, took us back to the babies room, which is where the screaming was coming from. There was an infant (they looked about 6 months old) screaming so hard that she was red in the face. The women that was supposed to be watching the infants was holding a different child and walking away from the screaming child.
Intially the supervisor completely ignored the situation but she shortly turned to the women watching the
Intially the supervisor completely ignored the situation but she shortly turned to the women watching the
Andrea Miller
Jan 21, 2018
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Mckayla Hollen
Dec 27, 2017
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Decide to give this place a chance seeing as there cheaper than other places. My daughter did not get a drink all day first of all. I told them she drank from a sippy cup and her juice had to be mixed with water or her butt breaks out in a rash. When I got there they tried to tell me that my 27 month was drinking from a cup and that they try to get them to drink from a cup.I understand that but why did the other 2 year old in the class have her sippy cup? Plus when I got home she chugged 2 full sippy cups and of coarse has a rash from drink juice without water mixed in. I also wasn't sure how safe
Danielle Reilly
Dec 12, 2017
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My daughter did not adjust well to daycare and at the time that we started with TTS we were dealing with acid reflux and a gag reflux issue - she would cry so hard when I dropped her off that I started carrying a bucket with me because she would get so worked up that she would make herself sick - every morning. The staff knew she was having a hard time adjusting and that she was not sick, just making herself upset. They were so patient and understanding and ensured she adjusted. I could and would call numerous times of the day to check on her and even popped in a few times in the beginning. They
Connie Edgar
Aug 16, 2017
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