We love precious gems. My daughter has been attending going on month 2 and I see development…read morealready . Staff are very professional and caring. 5 stars.

Very unprofessional place, Horrible Customer service, out of date software, no cameras to see how…read moreyour child is doing or who's doing anything to them, they never answer the phone, condescending, hypocritical, judgmental, not a safe place if your child screams often. Never, ever, ever bring your child here ever; might as well leave your child with a stranger if you trust this place. If I could put 0 stars I would but they make you put 1. The fact that the owner responded to my one comment because the truth hurts & was factual! And sending people to harass me via Facebook; what reason would I have to lie or be upset when my child was at a facility already part time with no complaints, only came here for the full time hours. I will be reporting this.

We absolutely love Tutor Time! My son's teachers have been nothing but amazing, he is almost one…read moreand loves to go to school already. The staff treat you and your child like family. As soon as I did a tour of Tutor Time at this location I instantly knew my son would be going here. Anytime anyone asks me where I send my son for daycare I recommend Tutor Time and this location if it is possible for them.

Bright Horizons at Midtown (formerly Henry Ford Kids) is an amazing place for babies and toddlers…read moreto preschoolers. My 16 month old has been going there since he was 9 months and the minute we took the tour all of our anxieties about leaving our little heart melted away. The curriculum is great, the families are friendly and involved, the staff is wonderful. Our son doesn't have any problems with drop off in the morning since he loves it so much! Caitlin, the director is a bundle of joy and energy and always makes me feel happy and comfortable to bring up any concerns or questions. The teachers are so attentive, kind and professional. And the facility is so nice! There is a huge outdoor play area that they utilize daily (weather permitting). I wouldn't want my son anywhere else.

Our son (19months) has been at Henry Ford Kids since he was 11 weeks old and we have been thrilled…read morewith the quality of care and the loving attention that he receives there. It has made my transition back to work much smoother, knowing that he is thriving at Henry Ford Kids. It's also worth noting that Caitlin, the administrator, and the rest of the staff are extremely communicative and have been very easy to work with. Miss Maria in the infant room is a wonderful caregiver, as are all the other teachers who take care of our son! Since transitioning into the toddler classroom, my son's vocabulary and attention span have improved dramatically. He learns new words every day and is excited to go to school! There is a misconception that this daycare center is for Henry Ford hospital staff only, but I can confirm it is open to the general public. I highly recommend for anyone in the midtown and downtown Detroit areas. It's also a great option for anyone who commutes downtown for work - the center is just off the Lodge which makes for easy drop off and pick up for anyone commuting from Oakland county!

Not a real Montessori school, demonstrates blatant disregard for student well-being. Your money…read morewon't go towards your child's education here. We withdrew after 7 weeks. Where to start... When my older son was so riddled with anxiety one day he refused to get out of the car at drop-off I knew I had to spend some time in the classrooms to see first-hand what was going on. Up until this point we had heard stories from the kids, were suspicious of the lack of work being done, and had already had a meeting with the headmaster over a separate safety issue that was going on at school. What I found when I visited the classrooms was virtually no academic work being done, the core components of a Montessori program not being delivered, and a hazardously frigid cold building. HAZARDOUS SCHOOL BUILDING. At $17k+ tuition, you'd think a school would have basic necessities like heat. I've attached a photo of the thermostat from inside my 2nd graders classroom on the day we pulled him out of this place. 52 degrees in the 3rd week of October. I was told it was "too early" to turn on the heat. See attached violation from the City of Pontiac building department for no heat and not maintaining a temperature of 68 degrees. This citation was a week after we left. Let that sink in that another week went by before they corrected the issue of freezing cold classrooms. FALSE CLAIMS TO BE A MONTESSORI PROGRAM. This school claims to be "fully accredited" and we were told (in writing) that they were a member of AMS (The American Montessori Society), yet when I verified their membership status (see attached letter from AMS) I found out they haven't even been members since 2020. NO INDIVIDUALIZED OR CHILD LED LEARNING (i.e. not Montessori). Kids had same lessons assigned. The Upper Elementary and Middle School are grouped together under the same lead teacher (we were not told this when we signed up). Montessori should have a 3 year age range, not 5. I observed my 4th grader and my 7th grader working on the same materials, and that work was way below even the 4th grade level. The teacher (Ms. Carey) admitted to giving my 7th grader the wrong math and science work for the previous 7 weeks. Ms. Carey admitted that our kids at 7 weeks into the program did not have the materials or the adult support to work on anything beyond what was setup for the classroom for the start of the school year. CHAOTIC STRESSFUL ENVIRONMENT. A Montessori learning environment is supposed to provide a peaceful and quiet environment where students can work uninterrupted for long periods of time. This environment was so chaotic and full of constant interruptions (including flying sharp objects being thrown across the room and other safety issues) that my kids were nervous wrecks. My older son's friend was hit in the face with a pair of scissors that someone threw. DOCUMENTED LEARNING LOSS. In the 7 weeks we attended this school, my kids went from having great grades and high scores on their academic testing from the end of the previous school year in Math, to failing the math placement tests for the school they attended last year. We now are paying for weekly private tutoring to get caught up. This is all well documented.

No academic for earlier years , treated as a daycare , huge waste of time and money!!!! every…read moretime I asked my son what he learnt that day , he would say nothing I was just allowed to play with dolls!!!!!!!!

Active learning is amazing! We absolutely love the owner and the teachers and are so happy to have…read morefound this daycare. Being able to trust the people caring for your baby is essential, and we definitely trust active learning. Everyone is friendly and professional and the daycare center is always clean. The main door is secured from the outside and the owner is very involved in the day-to-day activities, so we are confident in the safety of our child. We also get an activity sheet every day that explains when our child ate/slept etc. and what the day looked like so it's nice to review that each evening. We couldn't be happier and more comfortable sending our child here, knowing she's being cared for and learning more each day!

We tried a few other daycares both in Windsor and in a couple of other provinces and Montessori by…read moreBrightPath at Labelle is by far one of the best daycares. We moved our daughter to another daycare because it was closer to our new house the. We made the choice to take her Back to Montessori at Labelle where the teachers are keen on helping the kids have fun, improve their skills and be happy. Our daughter is demanding : she is active and sometimes stubborn and not easy to transition from one activity into another. Her teachers are professional and patient: they communicate very well with her and she listens to them. She loves most of her teachers (Mr. Charles, Miss Tessa, Mrs John, Miss Lindsay, etc) and we can see how they go out of their way to soothe kids and help them stay in tune with the rest of the group. The program offered provides a good structure for the kids: the reading circle, the STEM activities, the music class, the yoga class and the French class are some of the morning activities that our daughter enjoyed. Sometimes when we pick up our daughter in the afternoon during the playtime in the playground, we see that teachers supervise and guide the kids in a professional way. Antoinette, the director, chooses and trains the teachers in a way that keeps the ambiance very smooth and nice: we feel that as we see new teachers in our daughter s classroom and there is no change in the communication and the structure. We can only say good things about this daycare and we recommend it to all our friends who are relocating to Windsor. We cannot wait for our little daughter to join Montessori at Labelle as we are returning to Windsor in the few coming months.

Best teachers. Poor management. Centre Director is not available to parents. Much parents speak…read moreof this.

You will not get better than TLC. From day 1, we were completely at ease. We found TLC when our…read moreoldest daughter was one. After we had our second daughter, we felt so blessed to have a daycare that we trusted completely. A couple of years later we moved to Rochester and STILL took our girls there because we couldn't bear to leave. When our oldest daughter entered kindergarten we decided it would be more conducive to find a center closest to home for our youngest daughter. To say goodbye was heart wrenching. Tears and all. We are now in a large center and we are considering going back to TLC. You can trust them with your babies like they are family. Because they are.

I am sharing my experience with my daughter, I do not recommend this place at all. As a educator…read moremyself I can tell you this place is not centered on helping kids flourish, but a place that wants to maintain an "image" for the rich kids. They dont care to support your child if they are sensitive, they get annoyed and will call you to pick them up. I have 3 other friends where there kids got kicked out because of so called behaviors. This doesnt support kids but only wants perfect kids so they can act like it was them. Dont reccommend this place, and since my daughter is still there, I know first hand how this is.

I'm in love with this school. At first I was super nervous about enrolling my daughter anywhere but…read moreafter so many positive reviews and recommendations from other mom friends I decided to give this place a try and I'm glad I did. My daughter is an only child and had super attachment issues, were a month in now and she leaves me at the door. I went to meet the teachers prior to enrolling and honestly the most amazing, patient women. I felt so comfortable and got the best vibes from them. They treat my daughter like one of their own and I couldn't be anymore thankful.