What Sharm El Sheikh Parents Say About Our Daycare

We moved to Sharm El Sheikh last year and needed daycare fast for our 2-year-old. The staff spent the first week just letting her get comfortable before pushing any activities. Small thing, but it mattered a lot to us.

My son has a nut allergy and I was nervous about leaving him anywhere new. The center asked detailed questions during enrollment and kept his file posted in the kitchen area. Two years now and no incidents.

I work shifts at a dive center so my drop-off times are never the same. They've been flexible about scheduling without making me feel like a hassle every time I call to adjust.

The daily notes about naps, meals, and mood helped us catch that our daughter wasn't eating well one week before it became a bigger issue. Small detail but it showed they were actually paying attention.

Coming from India, I wasn't sure how childcare abroad would compare. The teachers do simple activities, sorting colors, songs, outdoor play, nothing flashy but consistent, and my daughter looks forward to going.

We toured three places before choosing this one. The others felt rushed during the tour. Here, the director walked us through the whole space, answered every question, and didn't seem in a hurry to end the meeting.