Our daughter started Ms. Chandra's daycare when she turned 3 and it has been almost a year now…read more She had never been to any daycare prior. Thanks to Ms. Chandra, our daughter adapted within 2 weeks of starting daycare. She also did not speak English before starting daycare but now she has no trouble communicating in English with Ms. Chandra and her friends. She has learned all the alphabets, can count in English and Spanish and knows so many rhymes. She can even spell her name, which is pretty amazing for her age. She brings artwork from the daycare almost every day and we have noticed her drawing and coloring skills have improved significantly. Now she is learning to write the alphabets and numbers. We are amazed by Ms. Chandra's passion, energy and ability to care for 8 kids all by herself. Ms. Chandra also provides 3 vegetarian meals each day, which our daughter likes to eat. We feel very lucky to have found Ms. Chandra and cannot thank her enough.

When my mother found Chandra for my daughter, it was such a blessing. We were desperately looking…read morefor a daycare close to home since my daughter, at the time, was not used to being around children that much, but finding her was the best thing ever. It took some time for my daughter to get used to it, but once she did, she was on a roll. She has taught my daughter to talk more, taught her some Spanish, new songs, etc. My daughter was also well taken cared of. She is great at what she does and I will definitely be bringing my next one to her in the near future.

This daycare is truly a blessing! My daughter is almost 2 years old and has been attending Small…read moreWonders for 5 weeks so far. Ms. Griselda and Ms. Brandy are fantastic with the children. My daughter has a difficult time leaving us, so it is paramount when someone else is able to step in make her feel comfortable. They offer a Learning Through Music class that is definitely heightening her innate music skills. They don't use peanut butter in the meals at all because of allergies. Sun Butter is used instead. All the food is organic. They don't use microwaves because crockpots are used to warm up things. This is a major plus in my book. You have to sign in and out when you enter and leave the premises. You also must be buzzed in the front, which is great because we are always concerned about the safety of our little ones. They also provide daily reports that include what they ate, learned, how many times they got changed, and there is a separate report if there is an incident. Oh, how could I forget? They also teach your children sign language!! Mic drop.......

We chose this daycare because it is located in the same building that my husband works. We were on…read morethe waiting list for six months because our son needed to be in the youngest classroom and they only take six children at a time to maintain legal ratio for the number of caregivers to children. Each child also needs their own crib the entire time they are enrolled. He started on May 6, 2018. The first week went as well as you would expect for a child just starting daycare who has been at home with mom since birth. The second week is when we had issues. Prior to his first day, we were asked to fill out multiple pages regarding his routine and feeding schedule. During the second week on Wednesday and Thursday, he was given one bottle over the course of 8-9 hours. He was allowed to eat as much solid food as he wanted and was given no water. His belly was distended for hours after he was picked up. My husband spoke with the assistant director and was informed the center was understaffed and that teachers from other classrooms had come in to help. I am not sure how this should affect my child eating. Additionally, I was under the impression that an accredited daycare center should be aware that a child should have more than 6 ounces of liquid over the course of 8-9 hours. All of his food, diaper changes, and naps were to be recorded on a sheet of paper throughout the day that we received a copy of at the end of the day. How did not one teacher notice he was not getting his bottles? The director of the center was not in due to a conference, so my husband brought the problem to the attention of the regular early morning caregiver. She was shocked that he had not been fed appropriately. The next Monday my husband went in to speak with the director and we began working with our jobs to rearrange our schedule so that we could remove him from their care. The director informed my husband that the assistant director was supposed to have informed her of any issues regarding staffing. Apparently, this was not done in a sufficient manner since our child was not fed appropriately. The next day we were told that we would receive a full refund and, after securing alternative schedules with our jobs, my husband went in at 11am to take our child home for the last time. When he walked in one of the caregivers had all six childrens' forms in a pile filling them out. These are to be notated every time a child is fed, diapered, or finished a nap. I'm not really sure how she managed to do this for all six children at one time. This was after we had been assured by the director that our child's form would be correctly filled out. At this point, my husband had been calling the center when he was due to eat and told it was being recorded. Obviously, this was not the case. I cannot speak for the older classrooms. But I would not enroll a younger child who is unable to speak for themselves. The cost is quite high for a center that is unable to maintain proper staffing to the point that they cannot maintain basic care for a ten-month-old child. Additionally, we were told there would be forms of enrichment during the time he was there. No evidence of this was ever presented to us. We were only ever told that he wandered around the room playing with toys and refused to nap. It's been almost three weeks since his last day and we have seen no refund and not heard from the center. We will be reporting the incident to the Office of Child Care. I know this is not a horror story but it is still unacceptable.

I had to wait my little trial before I gave this review. It has been 2 months since my daughters…read morehave started here! 1. I'm a 23 year old single, working mom of two under two, so I can definitely get irritable with new people and I am very particular about my children. I ALMOST did not continue care because of a tad bit of miscommunication but I thank God himself that one of the teachers chased me out to explain everything to me. The directors were very accountable and were/are very understanding when it came to my reaction. 2. My eldest daughter went through a rough transition into daycare. (We literally have been inseparable since the day I met her) We have been to 5 different daycares solely because she was not adjusting to not being at home with me. The first two weeks were very hard; from the tantrums every morning. Ms. Rosa and Ms. Marcella were so patient with her and ME! My baby runs into the building to anyone who opens that door. 3. I am not used to packing lunches and I would feel bad about whether I was doing it right. Ms. Erica and Ms. Ichi gave me so much advice and reassurance about packing lunch with a picky eater. They helped me through my daughter's lactose intolerant issues and were very understanding and reassuring about babies eating habits. Now my kids are well on schedule and I don't have that mommy insecurity anymore. 4. SUPER SHOUTOUT TO MS.ALMAYA She is nurturing, sweet, caring, gentle, grace-handling teacher I've ever met. This is the first person I have ever seen my oldest run to, to be consoled. MY daughter will NOT let anyone do her hair. But don't let Ms. Almaya be in that room, these babies be sitting down perfectly for her. She has a soft spot for every single one of these children and you can feel her glow as soon as she spots one of her students. Evangel Christian Child Care Center did their big one hiring her. You can tell she loves being there! 5. My preemie daughter who was supposed to go into an under developed program is now on track with all her milestones, has successfully transitioned onto formula (with the patience of Ms. Marsella and Ms. Rosa) and Lord knows I struggled getting my exclusive breast fed baby on a bottle in general. My daughter is crawling and trying to stand up all within 2 weeks at 8 months and she wasn't even sitting up last month. I don't know where ECCCC are finding these teachers, but if they are coming out the same pot for the grade schools, this generation of babies, toddlers, and children are going to be extraordinary. 6. Don't get me started about these children... the manners these toddler boys are learning first of all... everyday I come in its always a child waiting for all the 5:45pm moms to arrive to hold the door open for us. While mom/dad is saying "okay this is the last person, no more holding the door." The friendships and bonds these children are making.. I can not even express the pain in my cheeks after Ms.Wendy asked me if my eldest was a good big sister because she caters to the other children and then not even a minute later, I am watching 6 children run out the room and yelling my daughter's name in baby jibber. I see children walking into the school and introducing my child by name to their parents. I got into my car and almost cried because of the struggle I had finding a perfect daycare and the fear that my child would struggle with being social.. just to see that my children are radiating happiness whenever I say lets go to school, when they get to school, and when they see their teachers. The struggle I have getting my toddler out the building is absolutely insane. 7. You know you have a good daycare when you have a lobby full of parents joking and laughing after working. I would've never thought babies and children would recognize me as I'm coming to pick mine up.. never in a million years. Seeing under 1s recognize other parents of under 1s is so telling. The Apugos are so amazing, I count the hours down because I am always excited to see the staff and families. They have truly impacted me and my motherhood journey.

If I could give zero stars I would. Unprofessional people. Wouldn't allow me in for a tour and it…read morehad to be virtual for summer camp. Explained my child had special needs and would be more comfortable in his former preschool. A spot opened a week after I paid my deposit to hold his space which was over a month before camp was set to begin. These people cashed my check within two days after received and said they would not return my deposit. I think the director should have made an exception but would not. Apparently they must have a cash flow issue if they felt they needed to keep my deposit. For that the business won't be blessed or full. My child is happy and having fun at his former preschool. 260 a week for summer camp is a rip off.

My daughter attended this center for 2 years. She loved the center more than her own home. Ms…read more Millis took care of my daughter like not only a teacher but also like a great mother. My daughter was able to read 3 letter words by thanks giving. I was so impressed. Ms. Millis is gifted in teaching. She know how to teach math easily. Now, my daughter is able to add and subtract single digit numbers. For those who are interested in introducing the Bible to their children, this is the right place. My daughter enjoyed Bible verses and gospel songs very much. My daughter always came back home educated, fed, clean and happy. I thank you so much Ms. Millis!

I'm sooooo thankful that my husband and I enrolled our daughter here. My daughter had just turned…read more4 when she started to attend this school. I was extremely nervous because my child wasn't going to be in the care of a family member any longer. When my daughter started, she knew her ABCs, numbers 1-20, shapes and colors. A couple of months later, my daughter was writing, reading and able to sound out words she did not know. She also learned how to count to 100+ and add and subtract! I was actually blown away with all she learned in such a short period of time. In addition, because the class is small each child receives enough 1 on 1 time with the instructor, Ms. Millis. Ms. Millis, is a wonderful teacher. Under her care and teaching, the little ones are not only very well educated they are also taught the love of God. It's a special thing because it keeps children grounded. My daughter absolutely loves Ms. Millis and she respects her a great deal. My child is now an early entrance student and scored 99% in all categories (reading, writing, math) to be accepted to Kindergarten. I'm so proud of my daughter and I am so thankful that we found this school! During the summertime, if the children remain enrolled they go on field trips everyday to places like Aviation Museums, Amusement Parks, Playgrounds, Rollerskating, Bowling, Swimming etc. If you are looking for someone that cares for your child and does extremely well educating children while centering around the Christian faith...You can't go wrong! I have one more child that will be ready in a year or so to start preschool and without any hesitation FELC is my choice.

Absolute gem of a school. We've had 2 girls that graduated from here and their academics and…read moresocialization have exceeded our expectations. They are ahead of their peers and more importantly have developed into caring and compassionate children. Both Ms Burkhardt and Mrs Jones are exceptional teachers who really care for their students. Our girls loved going to school here and we couldn't have found a better fit for them. Casa also has a wonderful before and after care program that is super flexible and provides a safe and fun environment outside of the classroom. This school has our highest recommendation and provides so much more flexibility and care than other preschools we've visited.

When we started searching for a preschool for our oldest daughter over 5 years ago, I stumbled on…read moreCasa on a local blog. We went to an Open House and within 5 minuted I knew this was where our kids would go. We met Mrs. Burkhardt and Mrs. Jones and could immediately tell how much they cared about the kids. We loved that it was a family run school and that their teachers and staff had worked there for decades. We put in an application on the spot and didn't look at any other schools. Our oldest daughter loved her 3 years and Casa and her younger sister couldn't wait to get to Casa. Now their brother is anxiously awaiting his turn. Casa is truly like a family. Our kids have had Mrs. Burkhardt, Mrs. Jones and Ms. Burkhardt and each one of them is a fantastic, caring teacher. Everyone at Casa clearly cares about all of the kids. I appreciate that they have pushed our girls to try harder and tailored their work to what they are interested in. I am always amazed at some of the work that comes home. My first grader is doing some of the same math that I see my 2nd grader bring home from public school. We consider ourselves so lucky to have found Casa. My daughter gets upset when I pick her up "too early" from school so that is how I know we made the right decision. We will be sad when our time at Casa is over, but luckily that is still a few years away!

There is simply no preschool comparable to SSNS. The warm, nurturing environment has been the…read moresubject of discussion regarding this school since its inception, DECADES ago. The welcoming, child-based community envelops not just the students but the entire family. Parents get quite an education as the teachers are highly skilled resources/partners in this unique, inclusive, warm, engaging, fun environment where your children will gain confidence, social skills, problem solving skills...on and on!! It lays the foundation and will benefit them throughout their lives. The friendships made within those walls often(!) lasts a lifetime. It's an amazing and unparalleled experience for the entire family and absolutely sets your children up for success!

This is by far, the best experience I've had with a nursery school/ child care facility/ school…read moreever. The community is fun, friendly and flexible. The staff is knowledgeable, and their expertise in kids is an aggregate of over 50 years experience. The school creates a great environment for child social development and parent education, offering everything from potty training to sensory development classes (to help parents better understand no only their own kids, but the kids in the community as well. As a young cooping father, I've learned lots of ways of being more productively involved with my kids. Since starting with my daughter at SSNS 2 years ago, I went from helping my elementary school son with homework, to being actively involved in his school's PTA. I talk to everyone about SSNS, and would recommend it to any family with young kids.

Anything good is worth waiting for and Gina at Little Lamb Daycare was just that. It took us two…read moreyears before we were able to get in and the wait was 100% worth it. Gina's program here was amazing. Our child couldn't wait to get out the door to see her, he brought home not only the fun times he had but also skills and lessons learned too. Our experience with Little Lamb felt like it was more than just a daycare, due to Gina's personal attention to our child she would provide recommendations and guidance on major things such as potty training, or if she noticed something was off with our son that day. It saddens me to write this review but kids do grow older and that is the ONLY reason we left. We would highly recommend anyone who's looking for a truly personal touch of care for their child to come here. Thanks for the memories Little Lamb Daycare!

I highly recommend Little Lambs. Miss Gina is the best first teacher we could have had for my…read moredaughter. My daughter was a true covid baby and was hardly ever around kids her age. I knew it was time to put her in daycare and we were so blessed to find Miss Gina and it just so happened to be with in walking distance to our home which was great for this transition. Miss Gina has been very kind and patient with my daughter. Miss Gina keeps the daycare very clean, organized and welcoming. I appreciate her open communication with any concerns or insights she had on helping with our daughter. All the kids get along really well and have a sense of community. My daughter really learned a lot through the weekly themed lessons Miss Gina plans for them, which are very interactive. She makes sure to include sensory, imaginative and creative play and lessons for the kids. My only regret is not finding Miss Gina sooner! Sadly are only leaving as my daughter is going to kindergarten or else she would stay there longer. We will miss taking my daughter to Little Lambs but will forever remember the time we had there!

My son attended childway college park from 8months to 5 years old!…read more We love this place. We started with Ms Bushra as director. Once Ms. Sahshi came on board, things went to an even better place. She is such a great director. My son loved his teachers: Ms. Fereshteh and Ms. Erica. There's another teacher he absolutely adores, but I forgot her name. I watch them clean the toys daily. They take the kids out and they get plenty of exercise. The teachers really treat the kids like their own. It's a personal experience. I've also had parties their and the school is very accommodating. All the teachers really teach the kids. My son was so far advanced when he entered Pre-K because of his teachers at Childway.

Both my kids (now 3 and 5 years old) have gone here since they were 3 months old. The staff has…read morealways been caring and diligent, and I feel confident that my kids are in good hands during the day. Childway also offers a summer camp/daycare program for older kids, which I plan to use once my kids start school.

Our daughter loves Primrose at the Parks. As a early toddler she is learning so much from the…read moreteachers and comes home every day with a new word or number or phrase. The staff is caring and knowledgeable. The facility is clean and well organized. The front office staff is quick to respond and so very pleasant to work with. I know my daughter is well cared for, safe, and happy when she is at Primrose and there is nothing better than that.

I am so pleased to have my child at Primrose at the Parks. He has been there a year and we've…read morereally seen him thrive. He kicks his legs with excitement everytime we pull into the parking lot. The staff are experts. Dr. Noveno the head of school is so loving with the kids and very involved in every classroom. The teachers in the toddler room plan amazing lessons. They treat each kid like a little artist and everything is very project based. The facility is clean with great toys for learning. And the playground is safe and wonderful for the very youngest of learners. They use an app which provides updates including photos and videos. As a new parent, leaving my child at daycare made me very nervous. But the staff has my full trust and their stellar communication has given me great confidence. I see my child being social and exploring at such a great pace. I really think it takes a village to raise a child and I consider Primrose a part of ours. We are very grateful.

I sent a request for a daycare for my 3 year old for the summer. This is the reply I received…read more Seems odd as I understand it's a private school but the second reply of "do not service" was very odd and short. I am not sure what to think of this school given the reply.... yikes!

Brought my daughter here since she was an infant and the quality of care my daughter has…read moreexperienced here has always been excellent. My daughter loved it here. She loved her friends and her teachers!