I really appreciate the care and time the teachers and staff take to know my children, and my name…read moreas I come or call to find out information about my children. I have a 2 yr old and a 4yr old registered. My son talks about what the teachers do with him in his VPK classroom and my daughter warms up nicely to the teacher so as not to leave me worrying when i drop her off. I like knowing whats going on and the school keeps me informed with anything i ask about. Thank you for taking care of my babies

Miss D and all the staff are very friendly and are doing a wonderful job with the children. I see…read morethe staff is engaged and work together to make a very comfortable atmosphere. My child has flourished with the teachers and grown so much over the summer and into Kindergarten which was a stark contrast to his VPK school that was overcrowded and understaffed and not half of what Childlife has to offer.

My son (4 years old) has improved significantly with his speech lessons, counting, and ABCs. He's…read morealways talking about his teachers and new games he played with his friends. I'm very pleased with his growth and happiness provided Attack Romper Room! Plus Angela took extra time to help me understand all the different programs they offer and how to go about getting the best for my sons needs. THANK YOU So much for all you do!

please do not bring your child here!!!!! always understaffed!! dog poop all…read moreover play ground and manager is never there to answer any questions!

Exceptional facility, faculty, and leadership. So happy that my baby gets to go here.read more

I kept my daughter at home for the first two years of her life with a nanny. We toured many…read moredaycares. However, the moment we walked into the doors of Storybook, it was an easy decision. It gave us warm and fuzzy feeling. They helped her transition into school and were so patient with her. My daughter has been showered with love and affection from the teachers. There isn't turn over of teachers. She's learned so much and is talking more. She positively talks about her teachers and friends at home. They've helped us with potty training. Meals are provided. I can't say enough good things about this school. I highly recommend Storybook.

So the reviews you see below are clearly old. I agree, 2 years ago before my kids joined, the had…read morewonderful leadership & curriculum... we got the tail end of that and then watched this place completely fall apart. I have waited all summer to write this because I wanted it to be as un-emotional & succinct as possible. My kids attended 2 years of Montessori here. They loved the teachers but left for summer with very little support for the upcoming school year. Granted, one year was complex with COVID but there is no excuse to conduct a teaching environment if you're not following the Montessori method and actually teaching. I feel so sad for the teachers. They all mean well & love their students. However this place has had multiple admins turnover in a matter of 2 years, and teachers came & went just as easily. Unfortunately this was evident when multiple parents came together towards the end of the year and realized their kids (8-10) year olds still could not read at their grade level. This same group of parents spent their summer paying alternative schools (Kumon is who I hired) to supplement everything these kids had missed. Mind you, my son was complex and has not done well in any school due to a minor disability, however this wasn't just my son who required remedial tutoring & this review isn't solely based on my son's issues. They weren't proactive in helping me with educational resources , I had to get a 504 plan from a local elementary school, which he didn't even attend but they were willing to take me through the process. Along with charging a ridiculous amount of monthly tuition, they also had so many extra days off throughout the year...then charged extra for those care days if you were a working parent! I'm not talking holidays and 2 teacher work days. I'm talking once every month or two for no apparent reason, it was not on schedule with public schools many days they took off. They didn't pro rate, instead they charge you to "care" for, not teach your kids on those days off . the last month of school, also didn't prorate so you pay a month, get 21 days & then they charge you extra to help care for your kid the rest of the month! They also increased their tuition intermittently, I was paying approximately $1400+ per child. I'm telling you, this place will charge you & then send your kids home with subpar education to succeed thereafter. I am forever weary of Montessori going forward & have opted for charter.

Absolutely the worst staff you could imagine. It's too bad because there are many great Montessori…read moreschools out there that are excellent. The majority of the teachers are unprofessional and the principal does not have the leadership skills to identify or correct the problem. My child is in the 6th grade and several children have been inappropriately touched by other students and experienced racially related bullying as well. When parents spoke up, the staff retaliated against the students by taking away most of their privileges and cancelling all school events. Police have been present on the campus twice this year. My child, who has always been an A student, came home crying because his teacher led him to believe he is an F student. When I met with his teachers and principal, I found her story to lack any evidence and my son brought home all A's a few weeks later. I truly believe that the teacher was just being nasty. The principal and assistant supported this behavior from the teacher. I'm also shocked at the lack of education level of the faculty. There are very few times when there aren't spelling or grammar errors in what they distribute. My son has brought home reading materials with a set of questions for him to answer that didn't match the material. For the sake of the children in the Palm Harbor community that could benefit from a good private school, I hope there is a change in staff. This is not an inexpensive school by any means, I would not recommend considering this school at all.

The only positive here is the teachers--they are dedicated and hardworking despite the environment…read morethey're stuck in. Unfortunately, the ownership and direction of this place are deeply disappointing, and it's impossible to support leadership that shows such a lack of responsibility and professionalism.

Unfortunately, we were disappointed to say the absolute least with the infant room. The ratio of…read morechild:teacher is 6:2- with another floater- the standard, but you can tell that they are overwhelmed. After picking up my child early, I got to see what goes on in the middle of the day. While I don't think this was out of the norm for infant care, I was surprised at what was happening. My child (of 3 months old) along with another child was lying on the ground in the drop off section where people take off shoes and was attempting to feed himself a bottle, absolutely covered in milk. The teachers were busy warming bottles/ changing diapers/ trying to tend to the 6 screaming children. After picking my child up off the ground and cleaning him up myself, I was given previous bottle- still 3/4 full. While I understand that a baby will not always finish a bottle, I was not okay with the fact that he normally would have had 12 ounces by this point of the day, and he'd only had 6 total. I did not say anything to the teachers, as they really didn't have time to chat (they prefer communication via their app). I sat in the parking lot of the center and finished feeding him. He was starving. I have no idea how much he actually drank since he I witnessed him attempting to feed himself. When we got home, he took another 8 ounces. After talking to other parents- they said that it wasn't totally out of the ordinary and that if they didn't have to do infant care, they wouldn't. When we ultimately decided to pull him out of daycare and picked his stuff up, it smelt of very strong cleaning chemicals. If you have to do infant care, this place checks the box, but I definitely wouldn't recommend it. I'm not one to post poor reviews, but I wish I would've known what it was all about. So here it is.

This daycare/preschool is EVERYTHING. I secretly wish they were an elementary school. We…read moretransferred from another great Creative World in August 2023. We hated to leave them but so glad that this Creative World were along the same lines. The care and educational experiences my son has received is amazing. They have had so many activities where I myself am learning. Today especially led me to write this review not sure why I didn't do a review sooner but this day was mind blowing. First my son was talking about this day for weeks! He was genuinely excited about today. (I got to see why). Today 3 classes performed Culture Day and it was such an enlightening experience to see the kids representing their culture with flags, posters and traditional outfits. They brought in food items from their culture which was a plus to my palate. I am overjoyed with this facility and how they support these children. I am equally proud to say my son attends Creative World Oakstead.

Staff is always on top of everything and extremely reasponsive to any feedback, ideas and/or issues…read morewith my child. My 2 yr. old knows her colors, counts to 20 and sings many many songs, I consider her lucky to have such a wonderful enriching and positive environment!

My 2-year-old son has been attending La Petite since he was 4 months old. We've been very happy…read morewith our experience -- I watch the live feed of his classroom all the time and check the photo updates (all through their app) to see what he's doing throughout the day. He gets to go outside on the playground twice a day usually, which is his favorite thing. I particularly love that they prepare breakfast, lunch, and an afternoon snack for the kids each day, and my super-picky toddler (at least, picky with us) eats ALL of it! One day recently, they told us he had seconds of green beans, which he will not touch when we try to feed him at home. Diapers and wipes are also included in the tuition, which I'm grateful for, because it's one less thing I have to worry about when packing his bag each morning -- I really just am packing up a change of clothes for him. We send him with a sheet and blanket for naptime, and they give those back to us each Friday so we can wash them over the weekend. In our year and a half here, we've only lost one outfit (shirt and pants), and had a white shirt get pretty destroyed by paint, but that's to be expected from any daycare I think. I have learned to almost exclusively send him in dark-colored clothing, and I buy his clothes at Once Upon a Child so we aren't super upset if something gets lost. We celebrated his birthday earlier this month, and when I walked in that morning, every single staff member wished him a happy birthday! There is a little bit of a language barrier at times with some of his teachers, but I can tell they care for my little boy and that matters more to me. I know he's still adjusting to his new classroom, but overall, the most important thing is that my son is happy and healthy, and he seems to enjoy coming here.

I would NEVER recommend this school to any parent…read more What I experienced here was beyond disappointing. It was unsafe, neglectful, and completely unacceptable for a childcare environment. My daughter is only 2 years old. On multiple occasions, I watched through the cameras as children cried for long periods of time with no response from the teachers. They would walk past crying children over and over without even checking what was wrong. The breaking point for me was when I watched my daughter crying uncontrollably for over 20 minutes. She was sitting at a table, following the teacher (Virginia Coronado) with her eyes, clearly asking for help, while being completely ignored. Instead of comforting her, the teacher placed a bib and food in front of her while she was still crying in distress. I had to call the director myself and ask someone to go check on my child. When I picked her up, I was later informed through a report that she had been bitten. She had been crying in pain while being ignored. She still has a mark on her arm. Another extremely concerning situation: I clearly recognized when my daughter had a bowel movement (as she has a specific behavior), and she was not changed. Instead, she was placed for breakfast. Nearly two hours passed before she was changed, and only after I called and asked. Classrooms consistently appeared overcrowded, often with too many children for one teacher. The overall environment felt disorganized, inattentive, and lacking basic care. The attitude of the staff is also concerning. Teachers often appeared visibly irritated, cold, and disengaged. After nap time, children were abruptly woken up and placed standing while still disoriented. This is not a nurturing environment. It felt like the children were being managed, not cared for. Removing my daughter from this school was an immediate decision. As a parent, I regret ever placing her here, and I truly hope no other family has to go through what we experienced.

My son broke his femur at 10a here over a year ago and to date no one knows how it happened. It may…read morecost less than other places in the area but if you love your child you will look elsewhere. Both the manager and assistant manager care more about the money than the child. Keep looking elsewhere.

I would never recommend Einstein Learning School in Zephyrhills to any parent or guardian…read more My niece was repeatedly sent home for alleged medical concerns that were later proven to be false by medical professionals. The most recent claim was that she had pink eye but her eyes were completely clear. I took pictures and went straight to the hospital, where a doctor confirmed there was no infection.Even more concerning: they once called an ambulance and CPS, claiming she was lethargic when she had been in their care for hours. They told emergency services she was dropped off that way, which was absolutely false. When I requested camera footage for clarity, they couldn't provide it.After calmly and professionally emailing the director with my concerns providing proof and simply asking for accountability. I was accused of being "threatening," and my niece was expelled in what feels like retaliation.This review isn't out of anger it's out of responsibility. Parents deserve transparency. Children deserve protection. I'm now filing a formal complaint with DCF and seeking legal guidance.Please be cautious. Advocate for your kids. And don't be afraid to speak up especially when something feels off.