Baby Farm ABQ

This business can be toxic for babies. I visited my six-month-old granddaughter on her first day, hoping to ease the transition to daycare, and two of the women I talked to seemed benign and caring, but the woman who was working with my granddaughter handled her so roughly, while changing her and dangling her face down over a sink to forcibly wash her face and hands, that the baby screamed as she never had before in her short life, unable to take a bottle or sleep for the few hours further she was there, needing hours at home to settle her down. I woke up the next morning thinking that woman should be fired only to find out she's in charge! She talked a great game about child development at the same time she was hostile beyond belief to the baby she was holding. The baby is now in a childcare setting where she is treated well and appropriately and she is thriving!

I had the opposite experience as the previous reviewers. Our little guy started here part time when he was 6 months old and became full time shortly thereafter. He went here for almost a full year with no issues. He happily walked in in the mornings and seemed to do well with the routine at this daycare. There was occasional turn over in the staff that sometimes could have been communicated better but Melanie (the owner) and Bekka were constants throughout our time there. He especially loved Bekka and I completely trusted her with him. I liked that this daycare was very small and the app they used to track and communicate his daily activities including food, diaper changes, and sleep, was very helpful. I would recommend this daycare based on my experience with them.

Dedicated staff, amazing program, and quality care. Love being connected by Kid Reports through out the day. Comfort in knowing that my child is safe in a loving environment.