Both of our girls are enrolled at Primrose, and we've had a fantastic experience. Our youngest just…read morestarted, and the staff did an amazing job helping with the transition from maternity leave to daycare. Our older daughter has been attending since 2022, and she absolutely loves it. She's learned so much, loves her classmates and her teachers, and we know she's safe, happy and well taken care of while we're at work. Also the food they provide for lunch always sounds so good! I'd recommend Primrose at Golf Village to anyone. A note about the 1-star reviews from 2020... I can't speak to the old management that was there in 2020. But I do know they have new management now, and we've had no issues whatsoever.

Great teachers and I send both my kids here. The facility is very clean and staff is awesome with…read morecommunication with parents.

This facility exceeded all of our expectations. Warm and welcoming with extreme professionalism…read more Our boys thrived here.

After reading the negative review, I felt the need to add my experience with the Mill Run Primrose…read more I have two children 12 months apart, 2 years old and 3 years old, enrolled since birth with Tara's school. It's not inexpensive; in fact, it's about as pricey as it gets, but as expectant parents who have done their homework know, there's not a wide margin from school to school, and the several that we explored before choosing Primrose that were substantially less expensive...well I wouldn't step foot back in those schools. The kind of relationships that my children have built with ALL of their teachers trough the several classrooms they have been in is on par with the kind of relationship they have with their grandparents and aunts and uncles. The primrose staff is family to my children. Several teachers that ended up leaving primrose still keep contact with me on Facebook, and send messages of well wishes and asking how the girls are doing. Both of my girls are potty trained, know more sign language than I can keep up with, and are creatively and socially engaged beyond the level of which I could hope them to be in most any other circumstance. The moral of the story - if you're looking for an environment that fosters loving friendship, family values, and education foremost, and you hope to have your children more developmentally advanced than their stay-at-home counterparts...if you want to leave your daycare every morning at drop off knowing that they're in the hands of people you love and trust, the Mill Run Primrose should be your first option. Even after divorce and a tighter budget, I've never considered an alternative option. Do yourself a favor and go tour with Tara, Liz, and Katie and meet the teachers my children consider family.

Just in case you're considering taking your child here, BEWARE! How does an employee tape a 1…read moreyear olds eyes closed and bind their hands and feet and NO ONE ELSE NOTICES? And admits that it happened multiple times? This place needs to shut down immediately!

An okay place. Decent. I sent my 5 month old there. Everything they did for her could be done by…read moreany babysitter in the comfort of my own home, with less distractions, and half the price. I once heard someone yelling (like, out of control yelling) at one of the 4 or 5 year olds.The biggest plus was there was always more than 1 person there, so someone could always supervise the supervisor. Unless there's no one you trust who can who can watch your kids on a regular basis, i wouldn't really recommend this place.

The daycare has a lot to offer but everything else is not the best. The teachers are sweet as can…read morebe, however I always see management yelling at them. I have seen the managers getting after the teachers for doing their job. There was a teacher today that I saw working hard and got yelled at for not being with her class even though she was. They take out their stress on teachers and I hate seeing it as a former teacher myself, especially after seeing it happen almost daily! No wonder they are starting to have so many teachers leave!! We love my son's teacher but are tempted to leave after seeing how they treat others. I usually see it in the evening with one of the staff that is new to management when it comes to the yelling at multiple teachers. The only reason I am staying at this point is because we paid for summer camp and my son loves his B group teachers. The only way I will be staying past summer is if the management starts treating their staff like people and caring for them instead of yelling at them for going the extra mile and helping their peers out, which I have noticed quite a bit. On top of it all, the place is messy! I have seen vents full of dust, teachers sweeping but the floors looking like they need mopped for once, and others just pushing through their day without cleaning up the food off the floor. Gross! I know I may not have the same experience as everyone else, however I know my experience needed to be placed so others know what they are walking into. Especially after talking with other parents who have seen the issues as well!

This is an amazing childcare center. My son absolutely loves it! He is learning so much in his…read morePre-K class and loves all of his teachers. He always talks about the dance room, bowling alley, and nature's garden. They do a wonderful job with food allergies as well. Highly recommended!

My child is 4 and has been attending this daycare since they were 18 months old. There isn't…read moreanywhere else in the area I would consider enrolling my child. The staff is amazing, the center is clean, and the director is very approachable and hands on. My child asks to go to school every single day, even on weekends. It can be a bit expensive for some, but worth the peace of mind.

We were charged a registration fee $100, full field trip fee $375. During the second or third week…read morethe place got infested with lice... When I asked for a two week off to keep from the spread I was told I still had to pay. Also, when I chose to pull her out of daycare due to the infestation going on I was denied a field trip reimbursement. I will not be recommending this daycare in the future.

We started our first daughter at Brooksedge at 4 months old, after visiting several different…read moredaycares. She started in the youngest room and moved up to the next room just before we moved to Montreal, QC. After 3 1/2 years in Canada, we returned to Columbus and I contacted Brooksedge again - as well as reviewed several other locations again, in order to see how Brooksedge compared now to other daycares in the area. This time we were looking at taking two girls to the center, a 2yo and a 4yo. I was excited to hear that the center's Director, Amy, was still in charge. She is there nearly everyday when I arrive to drop the girls off and many days when I'm leaving too! The kids all seem to know her and she is obviously very involved in the daily routines. Their pricing includes a morning snack/breakfast around 8:00/8:30AM, lunch, and afternoon snack. For the littler ones, the tuition also includes wipes! I visited a Goddard School nearby and was shocked that their standard tuition didn't include lunch - I would've been packing one for each kid everyday, but paying the same price as Brooksedge. The center is tucked in-between a small strip of shops and a residential neighborhood. I don't think the exterior is incredibly impressive, but the interior is fantastic! The classrooms are open and colorful. They have floor to ceiling windows in most rooms to let in lots of light, and they cover them with curtains at naptime. The back hallway of the center is painted with a beautiful ocean mural. Everything is always clean, but without feeling sterile. I'm finding that the girls are trying and loving new foods, improving their writing and communication skills and having a LOT of fun. Honestly, I don't think they'd have as much fun if they were home with me all day! I always said that I wanted to find a place that was what I would do if I started a daycare and they've exceeded all of my expectations both times our kids have been enrolled. In fact, I'm learning from them too! They're a true partner in raising our kids. I don't worry that I'm away from my girls while I work. Brooksedge is doing a great job teaching them other valuable lessons during their time away from me about peer socialization, respect and trust in other adults as authority figures, and independence. Also, I find that our girls try new things (like new food) that they wouldn't try with me. Some mornings when I drop them off, the oldest tells me to "hurry up and go to work" because they are busy at "school" now. Many of the teachers have been with the school for several years - we saw some familiar faces when we returned. The teachers are fantastic! And let's be honest, they've assisted in raising a LOT more children then I'll ever raise on my own. They have some great tips for common challenges at each age level and by partnering with them, I'm learning to be a more efficient and effective parent. Parents pay a staggering amount for daycare, but with a center this great, I feel like I should be paying more.

Little lambs is such an amazing center. The staff are well trained and truly enjoy their jobs. You…read morecan tell! My 2 boys have attended LLCC for a year now and we absolutely love it. It feels like home. The classes feel like little families. My children are learning so much! I am in awe of the quality of care my children receive. I highly recommend LLCC!

User Rating: 5 out of 5 stars by Jlg 11/25/2009…read more Little Lamb's children center is one of the best centers that i have ever seen. I have taken both of my children to the facility and i am still shocked by how EXCELLENT the care is at Little Lamb's. The staff is friendly caring and knowledgeable about child care. They make a point to develop your children in a safe and loving environment. The attitude of the staff is always friendly and loving towards my children. Our oldest son has now advanced into the school that they have there (Shepherd Christian School) and he feels safe and comfortable to see his teachers when he was 4 and 5 years old. The most important thing to me was that the staff turnover is ZERO. When i had taken my children to other child care centers it seemed that people quit all the time. This left my child learning someone new and someone new learning my child. My experience at Little Lamb's has been one that has changed my children's lives. I am truly thankful for the excellent care that they provide.

Both Ms. Brittany and Ms. Cheyenne were wonderful teachers and couldn't be kinder and more…read moreattentive. The curriculum was spot on for development for a two year old to three. Every day was wonderfully planned and executed. They taught the entire alphabet and numbers and even potty trained in these last months. All difficult jobs for one child, let alone a whole class of children. They both excel at their jobs. The downside to this location is the administration staff. The director and assistant director do not seem to be excited about their jobs and their attitude is expressed in everything they do. Their contact with parents is not always pleasant, and on occasion, they have been rude and hostile. I found daily contact with either of them to be very unpleasant. I would not recommend this location, if you have alternatives.

Kiddie Academy is a wonderful school. My daughter has been going here since Preschool & she has…read morelearned so much. She is now in the Summer Camp program and she enjoys all of the field trips that are planned for them. The teachers are wonderful & they are doing such amazing things. KA has great curriculum for all kids even with the babies. It really is such a great environment.