Mona mam is always very kind to the every kid, I started my child first day care with her literally…read morehe was all day crying she didn't even call me during my office hours and she handled yuvan so well some kids takes time to adjust not to get scared when they don't eat those typical start days and they cry so hard they loose weight but have patience in they get used to once they know the routine and said me good tips and always a very fresh food service.

There really are not enough words to describe how wonderful Mona's Daycare is. My son was in her…read morecare from the age of 9mo until 5 years. In all of that time I never had a hesitation or doubt that my son was in the right place and receiving the best care he could. Mona's Daycare is clean, the atmosphere is inviting and she nurtures each child as if they were her own. I wholeheartedly believe that my son felt as if he was at home in her care. Mona provides home cooked meals for the children, teaches them age appropriate lessons and gives them the skills they need to navigate through early childhood. My son had fun and made great friends while at Mona's Daycare. Simply put, Mona becomes family. I would recommend that anyone take their child to Mona's. You will not find a better care provider for you child in the area.

We sent our child to Bea's Playhouse for about 2 years, from 1 to 3 years old so this review comes…read moreafter long consideration and lots of benefit of the doubt. For your child's sake and for your own peace of mind, avoid this place at all costs. I wish we had reviews to go on when we were evaluating her care but there was only one and it proved to be a very different experience than the one we had. Our experience was a lot more like the other 1 star review here, which is no wonder because two of the more recent 5 star reviews ARE WRITTEN BY HER CHILDREN (flagged). It is this kind of deceit that is so unnerving about Bea's place. I am mostly mad at myself for staying with Bea's for as long as we did despite all the red flags but this was our first child and my wife and I didn't have anything to compare our experience with. In hindsight, I should have left the first time I witnessed Mark, a very big part of the creepiness at this daycare, downstairs in the child care area wearing pajama with a little boy on his lap in front of a computer. It gave me a bad feeling ("I hope he never does that with my child") but I wasn't going to jump to any extreme conclusions. Over the next few years this is what we experienced: 1. Lying. Bea lies... a lot. In fact, her habit of lying actually makes it difficult to judge what is going on and impossible to communicate. We found that most of the lies weren't that big of a deal and the excuse I projected onto her was that other parents must be so difficult that she feels she needs to lie about little things because I might be one of those parents. For example, Bea has quite a few small dogs and she told us the children are never around them because they make sure to keep the animals separate. This is 100% untrue, but I really didn't mind. Unfortunately, there were other times when the lying really did matter. First, there was the time my child started coming home smelling like cigarette smoke. When I mentioned it she immediately dug in and claimed no one in her family smoked, started blaming other parents, etc. Well smoking isn't illegal, I just don't want it around my child but claiming it didn't happen made any sort of conversation about it impossible. The day I mentioned the smell of smoke I saw her son smoking in the backyard and noticed a crumpled up pack of cigarettes in his car on the way to the front door. We should have removed our child that day but you know how hectic life is when you're balancing a career and parenthood and the next time I picked up my child, the smell was gone. Though Bea continued to lie about the smoking at least it was gone so... problem solved, right? There were other incidents where the lying mattered and where the promises she made to us when we first met were simply not the reality of her care. 2. Screen Time. After two years my son doesn't know a single German word but he sure knows a lot about Paw Patrol, Amazon Video, and YouTube. When we first met Bea she assured us that there was no TV. Well that was a huge lie. The TV was on every time I dropped off. One of Bea's daughters even let slip they keep the TV on during nap time, which is probably why my child, who takes 1 1/2 - 2 hour long naps at home would always have bags under his eyes after daycare. Screen time is something our family might be more sensitive about than others but because of the lying it was hard to figure out what was happening. We should have pulled our child out after realizing the extent of tv watching but I second guessed myself. 3. Mark. This is where things are most obvious that we should have found a different daycare and yet the most difficult to discern. To begin, Mark and Bea constantly argue in front of the kids. In fact, they argued, uncomfortably, in front of us the first day we visited the daycare to see if it was a good fit. Red flag! Less tangibly, but more importantly, I find Mark really creepy. I think he acts strangely with the kids, I think he is impossible to engage in conversation, and I wouldn't feel comfortable if he were the only one there looking after my child. We should have run from this place at the first bad feeling in my gut. There were other issues tied into the big three above: what I perceived as casual anti-Semitism around Easter and Christmas, giving our child candy against our explicit instructions (the worst was: "Mark gives your child candy so he will like him better"), and it was like pulling teeth to get a quick summary of our child's day at pick up. All I really wanted to know was did he sleep? Did he eat? What did he eat? Not only did I have to push for answers to these questions every single pick up but the answers I got were usually vague or flat out wrong. I wouldn't have written about our experience had it not been for the fake review written by her daughter. Steer clear of Bea's. There are plenty of daycare facilities in our neighborhood that no one should have to risk using this place.

A great place with truly caring people, they care to take the time with each child and make sure…read moreevery day is a positive experience. Katie, Bea, and Mark are wonderful people!

Our family is so grateful to have found Mrs. Luisa's daycare…read more Mrs. Luisa is kind, gentle, patient, and truly loves the children in her care. From the moment we enrolled our son, we could see how much warmth and dedication she brings to her work every day. When our son started at her daycare, he was not fully potty trained, was afraid of going to the dentist, and could not write his name. Over the past seven months, we have seen incredible growth. He now confidently goes potty by himself, is comfortable with dentist visits, brushes and flosses his teeth, and is so proud that he can write his own name. He has even developed a love for soccer and has improved tremendously. We know he could not have reached these milestones without Mrs. Luisa's guidance, encouragement, and support. One thing we especially appreciate is her communication and partnership with parents. She keeps us informed, works collaboratively with families, and genuinely wants every child to succeed. Mrs. Luisa is also incredibly reliable. During difficult weather conditions, she has remained open whenever safely possible because she understands that many parents still need to work, even when school schedules are uncertain. That level of commitment means so much to families. Most importantly, the children are happy. Every morning we see kids excited to be there, and it is common to hear them tell her, "We love you, Mrs. Luisa," and run up to give her a hug. That says more than any review ever could. We feel incredibly fortunate that our son has a spot in her daycare, and we wholeheartedly recommend Mrs. Luisa to any family looking for a loving, safe, and nurturing environment for their child.

We, like many other parents, were apprehensive when it came to putting our son in preschool/daycare…read morefor the first time. Our experience was nothing short of spectacular and we couldn't be happier with Mrs. Luisa at Fun Adventure and Child Care. She pays special attention to each child and ensure the children are in a safe learning environment. The children are seen happy, interactive and joyful upon picking my son up every evening. She caters to the children's interest and spark learning through interactive play. Mrs. Luisa is approachable and relatable. We've seen our son blossom since he's been at the center and we are truly grateful to have such a wonderful experience for our son. We highly recommend Fun Adventure & Child Care for parents looking for a safe, fun and caring center.

My girls have been going here for 7 years. The owner is like a second mom to them! The staff are…read moreattentive and caring! Highly recommend.

One of my kids was locked away from my six-year-old as well it's weird because they are half-sized…read morewalls so the kids can all see each other....just like Amber said... in the comments below......he was allowed to play video games the entire time. While my younger cried because he was left alone in the other part of the building. When I asked about it they negated that it happened, but my kids told me, now that I see another parent with this situation. I realized it was true! He cried every time we were on the way there and when he saw the place, I realized he was getting traumatized, but he couldn't talk much so when his brother finally told me (since I started to ask him what was going on) did anyone read that paperwork about the CPS... that is so scary!

This daycare is absolutely amazing! My daughter has been going here for over 2 years now and I…read morecould not be happier. Her teachers are very educated and kind human beings. I truly feel like her teachers care for her like she is their own. My daughter has learned so many amazing milestones, because of this place. The owner Ms. Shakti is one of the most warm, friendly and caring . The facility is extremely clean and very well organized. There is plenty of room for kids to run around, and more then enough toys to play with. My daughter absolutely loves going to Daycare / preschool here and seeing her smile everyday and learn I know they are doing a great job. I wouldn't change a thing :)

Be cautious and think twice before enrolling your kids in an experience that may potentially be…read moredistressing. Our daughter started at this daycare in October 2023. We picked it because of good reviews on Google and recommendation from a friend. But it turned out to be a totally different experience. It seems those reviews were written back when Shakti, the owner was really focused on giving good care. Now, it seems like she is more into expanding the business. She opened a second branch for kids aged 18 months and older and our daughter was enrolled for that. When we met Shakti, she talked a lot about herself and her experience but didn't say much about how she takes care of kids. We still decided to go with her daycare. Our daughter had never been to daycare before, and we made it clear to Shakti that it might not be easy transition. She was super confident and assured us that she'd take care of the new daycare while her staff will handle the existing one. Things were okay for the first week with two teachers (not Shakti) and a few kids in the new daycare. But we noticed Shakti wasn't giving her full attention to the new daycare. We were fine with that because our daughter was getting comfortable with the teachers, and they were doing a good job sharing details with us on her day. The strange part was that when Shakti was there during pickup, the other teacher wouldn't interact with parents, which made us think Shakti had told them not to. Shakti never really told about the day activities or curriculum even when asked about or how we could make our daughter's transition smoother. Instead, she often asked us to pick her up early, saying she needed more attention and she or other teachers are exhausted. I should also mention Shakti's approach to handling kids. She told us about some instances where she was strict with kids, and the other teachers were so soft hearted. For example, she shared she put our daughter into a high chair, and another teacher had to intervene when our daughter continued crying. Our daughter ended up being scared of her. Shakti used to share with us that our daughter is getting comfortable day by day and drop off and pick ups were smooth as well. But when we asked Shakti to be gentler with our daughter because our daughter's behavior was changing at home, things took a turn for the worse, Shakti shared with us that she is getting more kids in the new day care and if our daughter is not getting fully comfortable in few more days we need to look for another day care and when we reminded her of her confidence and to give more attention to new daycare, she started isolating our daughter, not letting her near the teacher she was comfortable with, or play with the other kids. Even when we asked her not to use the high chair, she ignored our request. One day, when we showed up unannounced, we found Shakti chatting with a relative (who was not a day care staff) while our daughter was isolated and crying in one corner, and the teacher she liked was in another room with the other kids. That was the moment we decided not to send our daughter there anymore. We recommend that parents pay attention to how their kids react when they come back from this daycare, whether they seem happy or upset, instead of focusing on how Shakti acts during pickup. It seems like she's only nice to the kids when the parents are around. For new parents considering this daycare, we suggest you look for someone who genuinely loves kids and can provide a better experience for your little ones. If you still decide to go for it never push Shakti for your requests or ask her questions.

I can't say enough good things about Nancy's Noah's Ark. My daughter attended NNA from preschool…read morethrough Kindergarten and loved it so much she has requested to go back the past few years for their summer camp! The teachers and staff are warm, nurturing and attentive. They create a safe and engaging environment where kids can learn, play and grow. We always look forward to their thoughtfully planned summer activities. From arts and crafts to outdoor play, each day is filled with creativity and fun. I wholeheartedly recommend Nancy's and we are grateful to have found this wonderful place!

Still going strong! My daughters now finishing up pre-k at Nancy's this year. She loves it! She…read morewill sing songs from school daily, beg to say grace before dinner and gets really excited to show us her art projects. If we pick her up too early, she gets upset and wants to stay at school. Our family loves Miss Nancy and all of the teachers and staff at the school. On the rare occasion we have had a concern, they have addressed it immediately. We can't wait to send our youngest here in a couple of years!

I can't say enough good things about KidsPark in Lynnwood, Washington. My son Kamran goes there and…read morehe absolutely loves it. His two favorite people are Diana and Amanda, and honestly, they are my favorites too. They have helped my son so much. They work with him on preschool learning, and they have been incredibly supportive with potty training. Because of their patience and guidance, Kamran behaves really well there and at home he is now almost fully potty trained You can truly tell that Diana and Amanda care deeply about the kids. They are compassionate, respectful to parents, friendly, and very easy to approach. Every time I see them, it's obvious how hard they work and how much love they put into what they do. Working with children is not easy, it takes a special heart and special kind of person. They really are superheroes in this field, and they are a huge asset to this company. The owner also introduced himself to me and showed appreciation, which meant a lot. That level of hospitality made me feel even more comfortable and safe bringing my son there. I actually drive very far just so Kamran can attend this location. I truly wish there was a KidsPark closer to where we live, that would be perfect. But honestly, as long as Diana and Amanda are there, it's worth the drive. Please don't ever close! Parents like me rely on places and people like you. I don't know what I would do without you all. Thank you for taking such great care of my son.

This place has truly been the best choice for our family. Whenever our schedule gets busy and we…read moreneed a safe, engaging, and caring environment for our child, Kids Park in Lynnwood is the first place we think of. The staff is warm, well‑mannered, and welcoming, yet very professional and serious about child safety. It's a reliable place for parents--clean, calm, and wonderfully focused on learning. I highly recommend it to everyone!

Our now 5 year old has been there over 2 years. The staff are all amazing. The building doesn't…read morelook all fancy like the chain childcare places but it's the inside that counts. The teachers are are extremely friendly and it's a diverse staff also. I really can't say enough about them. If you are in this area you won't find better and best of all the price is among the best out there too.

I cannot express my sincere gratitude to this amazing place! I unexpectedly was placed with my…read morenephew six months ago, after narrowing down and researching preschool programs I am so glad I was referred to Silver Lake childcare. They have been the calm in my nephew's life. The entire staff is wonderful, this is a very special place. He made friends, did fun activities and grew so much in these six months. We are forever grateful to Courtney and her team!