To the previous reviewer I understand exactly what you are talking about I had two daycare transportation users on both sides of my house and every morning I have to hear a horn for times a day and I was really disturbed. So I went and asked the driver for the other daycare can he please keep it down and try to be easier on the horn she pratically cursed me out. But when I asked the Riding Rainbows Driver he politely told me that the only other option he has in not blowing the horn is to get off the bus full of kids and knock on the door which would really be neglegent. So he just told me if I wanted my problem solved I would have to go and ask the parents of the children to be ready and waiting when he comes and there wont be a problem with blowing. I did so. But I also had to realize that Its usually the parents fault because the children are just putting on their shoes when I see them come out the door and the parents look like they just rolled out of bed themselves and no one can hear a soft horn sleep so I understand now that I have spoken to both mothers and they apologized and promised to have them up and ready at the door and i really havent had a problem since. And for the babies in the front seat I have never ever witnessed, it is either empty or with a child about 12. When I usually see it its a man driving and thats who I spoked to. I appreciated his amiable advice and I think you should do the same, it worked for me.

My neice whom I have been raising for 7 years has attended riding rainbows for almost ten years and i refuse to take her out until she is too old to attend. My bestfriends child is now four and knows more than his older brother who is 7 and never attended the daycare. The children that attend this daycare come out as some of the smartest children in school and i owe it all to them. I highly reccomend this daycare.