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Our Team

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We know that early childhood care has a strong influence in future learning and development. We believe in providing an environment for children that fosters healthy living, social growth and learning through positive interactions, imaginative play, positive relationships with caregivers and individual development.  

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All of our staff is required to take a minimum of 10 hours of early childhood related training per year.  Each of us are CPR certified and Mandatory reporters.  Additionally, our staff chooses to exceed the expected training requirements and complete as much training as we can find related to early childhood development.

Meet Our Director

My name is Chloe Otto, I was born and raised in small town Manning, IA. I graduated from IKM-Manning. I have worked at the Nest since 2021. I did take time off due to me having a little boy! Since 2024 I have filled the role as the director. A couple goals that I have for the center are improving each classroom, including parents and the community in the center, and being outside as much as possible!   

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