This institution offers various activities for its students - I think these activities are welcomed…read moreto non-students, too - besides the well-rounded and structured education. Student numbers are small, 10-12 students in my granddaughter's class, her teacher is Awesome and my grand daughter LIKES her. Check out the website for the classes and schedules, locations of Bravo! Academy, and so much more! My granddaughter was granted admission into a private school but she chose not to go because, in her own words, "I like my teacher!"

As a single mom during a global pandemic schools were closed and no longer needed childcare. My…read moredaughter would be sad to leaver her friends, but she was already exposed to enough colds and coughs. I asked to put my daughters tuition on hold but because she was only there 3 full days I didn't qualify. I thought it over, over the weekend, and decided I needed to just withdraw her. You see, I also work in healthcare, and while I am NOT on the front lines my job is essential and I will be working outside my home everyday through this Stay Safe, Stay Home and it wasn't just about my daughter or my finances (although as a single mom that was a HUGE part). I could have continued to take my daughter to Bravo, perhaps one day unknowingly exposing all of the children and staff to COVID-19. I chose to withdraw her instead. As a consequence I was charged over $250, 2 more weeks of full tuition and then withdraw fees. No, I would not recommend them. I understand, this is what I agreed to when I signed up for childcare and in a normal world I would not expect anything less than to abide my strict policy, but this is NOT a normal world.

I'm so glad we found on my way daycare. They have been so loving and amazing with my son! He…read morestarted going at three months old and he's been doing so well under their care. They are amazing at making sure he gets fed on a schedule and everytime I come to pick him up he's listening to classical music or a fun kids channel. The babies will all be sitting in a circle playing with toys or looking in a mirror. He gets his own crib for naps. The class is also small which is nice. It is hard to leave your baby with somebody else, but I don't worry about him because I know he's in great care! Prices are affordable and comparable to nearby places. I pay $155 a week for full time care. They were also able to get me in without a lot of notice too!

My kids are very happy here compared to discovery. Their staff is friendly I haven't had any doubts…read morethat they aren't doing their job right. Especially Michelle she's amazing

I've been taking my 3 children to this daycare the last 15 yrs. Absolutely love this daycare. Her…read morestaff treats everyone like family. The hours and services they honor really helped me with my job schedule changes. They keep up with cleanliness and they even offer a preschool program, which helped my lil ones transition to kindergarten. Definitely 2 thumbs up

From the owner: We Work the Odd Hours for You, When You Work the Odd Hours…read more Beverly's Home Day Care has been an Ogden footprint for the last 22 years. We provided in home day care that is State Licensed. When it comes to watching your loved ones, we know it can be difficult to find reliable day care when you need it. For that reason we offer hours that no one else can unless it's in home day care. Not only are we a licensed day care, we also provide preschool to help jump start your child's early education. We are here for your kids. -Free Preschool -Odd Hours -Summer Programs and Field Trips -Nutritious meals Need someone you can trust with your loved ones, give us a call today.

We had a great experience over the years at tender years. Wonderful staff just like familyread more

This daycare was run very poorly. I considered taking my son here, but the owner was very…read moreunprofessional. She liked to cuss very loudly in the halls when the children were sleeping. The teachers were alright. I feel like a lot of them were undertrained for the most part, but ONE teacher, I cannot for the life of me remember her name, was great. She had blonde hair and always wore it in a pony. She cared about the kiddos and did excellent work. Insane to see how quickly this business went under, but not surprised.

My kids have been coming here for years, and they love it. It is always clean. The same teachers…read morewho watched my 12-year-old when he was an infant are still there. It says a lot about a company if they can keep their staff longer than a year. They feel like an extended version of my own family. The founders are always coming up with fun ideas involving family engagement. Their preschool program they have is amazing. They have laid wonderful foundations for all my children to be able to read. They have been the best daycare I have ever taken my children to.

Review Unfortunately, this place is not what we thought it…read morewas going to be. After 5 weeks, they kicked my 10 month old baby out with the excuse that she was not adjusting well, that she was sad and crying all the time. They completely disregard the fact that she has only been in there for 5 weeks and the fact that out of those 5 weeks she got sick twice. Of course while being sick she was not brought in; therefore, she had to adjust each time all over again. They keep saying they cared for her and what not, but still kicked her out. They had no tolerance and no patience. According to them, she was a bother and didn't let her teacher take care of the other kiddos. But they had the nerve to say they could keep taking care of her until I found a new daycare. They must've thought I am naive enough to continue to bring my daughter to a place where clearly she's not welcome. Clearly all they cared for was the money. They wanted to keep getting paid. Of course I didn't agree and asked for my money back. Here are some recommendations: 1- learn how to handle situations like this properly. There's no need to kick out a kid after 5 week and 0 proper routine. A chat should've been done and maybe 2-3 months of trying to figure out how to help the kid adjust. 2- not all parents can leave their jobs to Pick up their kids simply because they are "sad" and crying. They are babies and crying normal. Proper Adjustment takes time. No need to be messaging each time a kid is Sad worrying the parent simply because you can't or don't know how to do your job. 3- if the daycare opens at 6:30, then all teachers should be there 5-10 mins before. More often than not, the teacher was exiting her car and walking in as I was doing the same. Clearly the teacher was not ready to start her day. In multiple occasions I had to leave my kid with an older class teacher because her own teacher was running behind. I will not be recommending this place to anyone.