Kids in Motion
| 4/11-15 Rocklea Drive, Port Melbourne |
5 oranları
8.40/10.00 |
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+61 3 9681 9407 |
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Jason De Stefano (17.11.2017 07:37)
Wonderful staff. Great activities. Always manage to wear out our super active 2.5yo.
Wonderful staff. Great activities. Always manage to wear out our super active 2.5yo.
Paul W (18.03.2017 01:56)
Wonderfully caring staff. Kids just love it. Something a little different with tremendous benefits.
Wonderfully caring staff. Kids just love it. Something a little different with tremendous benefits.
Arlen Duke (11.03.2017 02:30)
I have found the staff to be very accomodating of my autistic son. They give him extra attention whenever he needs it whilst allowing him to develop independence.
I have found the staff to be very accomodating of my autistic son. They give him extra attention whenever he needs it whilst allowing him to develop independence.
Steen Shoar (12.02.2017 01:00)
I love this place! Great staff engagement with the kids. Rockclimbing, trampoline, foam pit, and other swingie, fally, climby challenges. Highly recommend!
I love this place! Great staff engagement with the kids. Rockclimbing, trampoline, foam pit, and other swingie, fally, climby challenges. Highly recommend!
Tatsiana Mueller (17.01.2017 16:36)
"Kids in Motion" boast of their special needs' inclusion approach, their community engagement and social orientation. We have an autistic 4-year-old son, who is completely fine and independent but delayed in his toilet training skills. Our little fellow is passionate about their holiday program after many neurotypical friends from his kinder have attended it, so we booked him in for a four-hour half day program and asked the staff (Caity, his teacher for the day) to be so kind and to take a glimpse on his nappy after half-time.
When we picked him up today, he was sitting all in dried poo and complaining of being sore. When confronted, we were explained that they are not a childcare centre and they would not change him at all, as there were 10 (!) children to look after, I wish they had told it to us while bringing him in!
Hey, guys, you are not a childcare centre, but you proudly take similar fees for your half- and full-day programs (50 and 90 AUD accordingly). According to your website, you are committed to taking care of children aged 4+ for the day during school holidays. Kids develop at different paces and have different health issues. There are children who need Ventolin to be administered due to asthma and you will have to do it if you take this child for the day and children who have difficulties in toilet-training due to autism. To change a nappy takes exactly 2 minutes, which would allow pleeenty of time to care about the other 9 kids yet. Once in 4 hours would have suffised. Everything else is child neglect.
Social and community blah-blah orientation, pure cold-blooded money-making business where an individual child does not matter.
"Kids in Motion" boast of their special needs' inclusion approach, their community engagement and social orientation. We have an autistic 4-year-old son, who is completely fine and independent but delayed in his toilet training skills. Our little fellow is passionate about their holiday program after many neurotypical friends from his kinder have attended it, so we booked him in for a four-hour half day program and asked the staff (Caity, his teacher for the day) to be so kind and to take a glimpse on his nappy after half-time.
When we picked him up today, he was sitting all in dried poo and complaining of being sore. When confronted, we were explained that they are not a childcare centre and they would not change him at all, as there were 10 (!) children to look after, I wish they had told it to us while bringing him in!
Hey, guys, you are not a childcare centre, but you proudly take similar fees for your half- and full-day programs (50 and 90 AUD accordingly). According to your website, you are committed to taking care of children aged 4+ for the day during school holidays. Kids develop at different paces and have different health issues. There are children who need Ventolin to be administered due to asthma and you will have to do it if you take this child for the day and children who have difficulties in toilet-training due to autism. To change a nappy takes exactly 2 minutes, which would allow pleeenty of time to care about the other 9 kids yet. Once in 4 hours would have suffised. Everything else is child neglect.
Social and community blah-blah orientation, pure cold-blooded money-making business where an individual child does not matter.
