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TENDER CARE LEARNING CENTERS
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On record in Pennsylvania.
5425 BAUM BLVD, PITTSBURGH, PA 15232
- Hours
- 6 AM–5:30 PM
- Licensed for
- 90 children
- Subsidies
- Accepted
Amenities and accessibility
Accessibility
- Wheelchair accessible entrance
- Wheelchair accessible parking lot
Reported on the provider's Google business listing, not verified by the state.
The public record
- License number
- 100141191-0025
- License status
- LICENSED
- License type
- Child Care Center
- Licensed capacity
- 90 children
- Address
- 5425 BAUM BLVD, PITTSBURGH, PA 15232
- County
- Allegheny County
- Phone
- +14122918795
- Website
- Not listed
- License issued
- January 30, 2026
- License expires
- January 30, 2027
This page republishes the public license record maintained by the DHS, Office of Child Development and Early Learning. Fields marked "Not listed" are absent from the state's published data, not hidden. Verify current license status with the agency before enrolling.
From Google
Recent parent reviews
The 6 most recent of 14 Google reviews. Scroll for the rest of them.
My child currently is enrolled in the Tender Care on Baum Blvd. Sharing my experience, after two months of my child’s teacher Natalia never once greeting him (I mean this lady has never once greeted my four year old since he started coming). I finally got frustrated and spoke with the director Jasmine voiced my concerns and feelings and was assured that my baby would be greeted when he arrived. The following day that did not happen I, then myself decided to say something to Natalia myself. I have audio of the incident and it lead to me being threatened by her “friend” “former co-worker”. Fast forward to last week when my child came out while in the classroom “I don’t like Natalia I said “I don’t neither but it’s going to be ok because you have your other teacher” the new teacher since the one who threatened me was terminated. I received a call from Jasmine’s about what my four year old said and what I said. TODAY FEBRUARY 2, 2026 upon dropping my son off he was greeted by two teachers and not Natalia. 30 seconds later Ava was greeted by Natalia which made me very upset and I asked the teacher if she noticed what just happened and she put her head down and said yes. Jenny the assistant director has witnessed for herself Natalia not speaking to my child during drop off… Jasmine the director said that’s not her personality 😔. I went above Jasmine to speak with her supervisor Stephanie and let’s just say if I post the recording on social media she probably wouldn’t have a job… I would love to send my video of how STEPHANIE HANDLED ME AS A PARENT COMPLAINING ABOUT A DAYCARE TEACHER WHO DOES NOT GREET MY CHILD UPON ARRIVAL
MiamarsheFeb 2, 2026We have been sending our daughter since she was eight months old and have loved being part of the Shadyside family. Every teacher she has had has been caring and helped her grow into the special little human she is today. From early solids to potty training to learning to spell her name, they have helped through many major milestones. We also love the directors here - Jenny & Jasmine are welcoming, care for every kid, and put on fun special events the kids can’t stop talking about. Every daycare comes with injuries, illnesses, biting, etc, but we have always felt like this facility dealt with those common problems with care and consideration.
Jenelle HuddlestonOct 24, 2025From the moment we stepped in, we felt welcomed and at ease knowing our child was in such a nurturing and safe environment, Absolutely amazing center with wonderful, caring staff."
Sara YassinAug 12, 2025The facility was exposed to COVID for the four time since COVID started. The new manager is ripping parents off for tuition payment while the children were not at the facility. The prior managers Faith and Lisa, ALWAYS gave a refund for the days the kids could not attend. Jennifer is hiding behind the policy of when I CHOOSE to not send my child, INSTEAD OF TAKING RESPONSIBILITY FOR EXPOSURE TO THE KIDS AND COMPENSATING PARENTS FOR THE INCONVENIENCE OF THEIR LACK OF CLEANLINESS AND HYGIENE. If you send your child here, they will be exposed to COVID, and you wont get your money back for their mess up, as the PREVIOUS MANAGERS DID.. DONT RECOMMEND!
DOMINIQUE FAULKMay 18, 2022My son has been going to Tendercare since he was 15 months old. My 4 month old daughter just joined. We love the teachers and staff and curriculum. My son loves it there which is what matters the most. It is a wonderful place. My son will graduate from pre-k this year but my daughter will be there for several more years.
Dana LeeAug 4, 2016This is an excellent daycare. I have both my children there, and so have experience in with all the rooms. The teachers are very caring, and the kids get lots of hugs and kisses. They teach children responsibility, but are understanding of all kinds of personalities and needs. They help with potty training, and happily accommodate idiosyncracies of parents, whether in regard to food and snacks, cloth or disposable diapers, and even letting parents hang out with the kid while their child becomes accustomed to daycare, as our son needed. I also appreciate the play-based approach to learning in the older years (pre-school and pre-k). As for bites and injuries: they happen. Kids go through stages, and "suspension" is not an appropriate response at that age, nor can any daycare guarantee that it wouldn't happen again. (In fact, if I had learnt that Tender Care was removing children because of things like biting, then *I* would've removed my child because it would've shown that the management was not aware of appropriate responses to normal childhood behaviour!) The only reason I give this daycare 4 stars instead of 5 is because the facilities are small. For most ages this isn't a problem, but by the time the kids get to the older classrooms they just don't have enough space to really run around. The teachers do a great job with the resources and facilities they have, but a larger space would really help Tender Care shine.
Christina BjorndahlJul 12, 2016
Reviews shown verbatim as published on Google Maps.
How the reviews split
The 3.6 average comes from 14 Google reviews. An average hides whether opinion is consistent or divided, so the spread is shown too.
- 5 star7
- 4 star3
- 3 star0
- 2 star0
- 1 star4
Questions parents ask about TENDER CARE LEARNING CENTERS
Is TENDER CARE LEARNING CENTERS a licensed child care provider in Pennsylvania?
- Yes. TENDER CARE LEARNING CENTERS holds Pennsylvania certificate 100141191-0025, listed as "LICENSED" by the Office of Child Development and Early Learning in Allegheny County. The current certificate runs to January 30, 2027. Confirm current standing at compass.dhs.pa.gov/providersearch before enrolling.
What is TENDER CARE LEARNING CENTERS's Keystone STARS rating?
- Pennsylvania rates TENDER CARE LEARNING CENTERS STAR 4 - ACC, on a scale of one to four where four is highest. That tier took effect on June 3, 2026. Keystone STARS measures programme standards such as staff qualifications and learning environment, not inspection outcomes.
Does Pennsylvania record a negative sanction against TENDER CARE LEARNING CENTERS?
- No. The state's provider dataset records no negative sanction against TENDER CARE LEARNING CENTERS at the time the record was published. That is a single field in a snapshot, not a full compliance history, and it is not the same as a clean inspection record. The licensing inspection detail is at compass.dhs.pa.gov/providersearch.
Does TENDER CARE LEARNING CENTERS accept child care subsidy?
- Yes. TENDER CARE LEARNING CENTERS holds a subsidy agreement with the state. The agreement covers these age groups: Infant and toddler, Preschool. An agreement means the provider can bill the subsidy programme, not that a funded place is free today. Eligibility is decided by your Early Learning Resource Center, Early Learning Resource Center for Region 5.
Does this page show inspection results for TENDER CARE LEARNING CENTERS?
- No. Pennsylvania completes at least one unannounced inspection a year at every licensed provider, and publishes the results through the provider search at compass.dhs.pa.gov/providersearch. Those results are not included here, and there is no open dataset of them, so nothing on this page reflects TENDER CARE LEARNING CENTERS's inspection history either way. Look the provider up there and read the licensing inspection record.
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