My grandchildren attend Blossom Hills and they and we love it! They are flourishing. The staff are so kind, and each day they have a new project, craft, an art project etc... to keep things fresh. I am so thankful that they are where they are; precious souls in a very special place! read more

My daughter has been going to this wonderful place for the past six years. I have always felt there is no better place in the Valley for young kids to develop at. The teachers are very detailed in how they approach each child. Furthermore, I very much enjoy how they spend time with the kids to help with homework and other daily tasks. Their security measures are seriously cutting edge; top notch. To sign in and out your child, the doors can only be opened by your fingerprint or personal backup pin. No joke. They really put parents minds at ease by focusing on the well being of our kids. Finally, I very much love how they make sure the kids know how much they mean to Jesus, as this is a faith based place. It's nice after a day at public school for my daughter to have connections to like minded children and teachers who love the Lord. read more

Wow. I can't disagree more strongly with "Mark B.'s" review of BHCDC. Perhaps his children are in a different section/classroom than my kiddo? Not sure, but I've always found the security to be top-notch. In fact, it was one of the things that attracted us to this Center in the first place. Signing in, and signing out is very thorough. Communications to the parents always thorough. And technology changes, to improve security even more, are in the implementation stage as I write this...think, finger print scans. Yeah, finger prints/ Sounds like a decent attempt at security, no? Perhaps the daycare center that Mark B.'s kids goes to, has even better security than digital finger printing, who knows? Perhaps they do eye/retinal scanning. Or a DNA blood test at the door? Or perhaps, he's mad at the center for some other reason. With the intelligently written first couple sentences of his review, using choice adjectives like "sucks" and "blows", something tells me that he's peeved about something else. Lastly, he complains about a lack of interactivity with the kids. Again, our experience has been the complete opposite, and not sure what he's referring to at all. We've found the teachers at BHCDC to be very interactive, and love the fact that they don't just turn a Big Screen TV on for electronic baby sitter purposes. read more