It's been a year and a half since we sent our daughter here. The kids lack supervision and my…read moredaughter was injured multiple times in this daycare!!!! Always getting pushed. Be aware it may not be the safest choice for your child.

Creative World is an amazing daycare! We were extremely happy with the care our son was provided!…read moreMilitary friendly! My son attended the infant class and the caregivers gave me a good peace of mind, especially as a FTM. They helped me with getting him on a schedule :) We only left because the daycare 2 minutes from our house had an opening. Ms Shannon, Ms Kelly, Ms Brandi, Ms Ana, and Ms Debbie are awesome and our family will miss seeing them! NACCRRA approved!

I attended this school myself and from my experience i came home crying almost everyday because the…read moreworkers were rude and we never played with toys or got a fun experience and i was forced to do ballerina or some type of dance thing randomly every couple of days i had been going here for a while and i am just now expressing this because im just now realizing how badly this effected my childhood I was very sad and disappointed because of the amount of money my mom payed my last day i told my mom i never wanted to go there again and she quickly took me out, i went here when i was in elementary school and now im in high school you never realize how terrible people and places are till you get opder and really deep dive into your childhood memories I wish i never went here, my mom and dad where always busy with work so I have went to many daycares when I was younger and this was definitely my least favorite. I was going to lie and pretend to be my mother but after the owner responded to what I said and blatantly lied I wish just speak my full truth. parents please do not send your children here just because it may seem nice remember you are not there tou children are! edit: this review is not false if anything its a better review for parents to understand what going on in there childrens heads, also I am one of the children in the photos ive left.

NOTE - we did not end up GOING here - but my in person and over the phone experiences of touring…read moreand enrollment were FIVE STARS. The owner, Kyrah, was so welcoming and very communicative. You can tell she takes much pride and care into the consistency and opportunities her families experience. She also provides very detailed and well laid out expectations for any enrolling students. This facility felt like a family run daycare in a larger and much more exciting and capable facility. The staff has been there for a long time, have emotional and physical investment in the facility and you can feel it. We ended up going with a care facility that was more convenient for us, but I know that should anything change in our future, we would reach out to Kyrah and Honeygrove Learning Academy with joy.

My son has been going to Little Angels off and on for the last three years. He has learned so much…read moreand loves it there. The cost is VERY competitive for the area and they work hard with the kids to have a good balance of fun and learning.

I have only since I told them that my daughter will not be returning next year got a bad taste in…read moremy mouth for this school. There is an $85 registration fee plus a load of supplies that we were required to purchase and a cost of 148.00 a week that we pay for. We Are not subsidized, we pay it all out of pocket. For background I have 4 kids, my oldest also attended here. After bringing the required materials at the beginning of the year, in May I was asked to bring in two packs of wipes and two packs of tissues. Seeing that there was only a month of school left I didn't think that this should be necessary so I asked her new teacher Ms. Leesa why we were being asked to bring in materials so late in the year and that she would not be attending for the summer. She just looked at me and said oh you don't have to worry about it. My daughter also missed three weeks of school that we still had to pay full price for, which is in their agreement. Go buy your supplies with that. When I was asked to keep her there next year I told the director Ms. Angelita that we would not be able to afford it. We just had a new baby and we have been living on credit cards to keep her in this school (of course they don't know that) had she known this I'm sure she wouldn't have come out of her mouth (leesa) the way she did. When I was picking my daughter up today she asked my 5 year old daughter if she was going to get a job to pay for her daycare because I didn't want to. That was very unprofessional I will not be returning any of my children here after this.

My children have been with Buzy Zee around the same time they opened. I can say they communicate,…read morecare and love on each child. my daughter loves her teacher and my son is starting kindergarten work. Also, I can tell they take pride and pour into children while in their care. This will be my son's last full year and even he's not ready to leave. LOL! I saw the review about the incident and I can say any problem they have made corrective actions/ communicated with me. I encourage the parents to communicate effectively, as we all make mistakes with the hopes of learning from them.

These are injuries suffered under the care and so called supervision of Buzy Zee's daycare. They…read moredidn't even call to let us know he had them also they tried to deny them after admitting he allegedly fell running behind a teacher. The staff was rude and unprofessional I would not recommend their services to anyone!!!!

Years ago we sent our son who was having some difficulties in city schools to this school and he…read morewas able to return to public school and made a good transition

How can a school that advertises as catering to children with learning differences possibly…read moreaccommodate those children when they have zero emotional support (they advertise this) and can't even handle children who cry under stress? The teacher my son encountered during their unnecessarily cruel admissions process was mean to her students. They did nothing to try to get to know my son, but expected him to attend two full days of school and then refused him admission when his learning disabilities and the stress of a mean teacher made him cry. My son is a lovely and bright boy. Steer clear of this school and definitely do your homework.

Bellamy Manor was everything we could have hoped for and more for our young child. The team was so…read morewelcoming from day one, they made our child feel loved, cared for, and taught her so much. My husband and I felt so at ease with our child in the care of the Bellamy manor team. We will be returning again next summer and plan to bring our second child once they are old enough. This place and the people are incredible!

We cannot say enough wonderful things about Bellamy Manor. Both of our children -- now a thriving…read more6th grader and 2nd grader -- attended here, and we truly believe it gave them such a strong academic and emotional foundation for success. What makes this school so special is the people. The teachers, directors, and admin are absolutely incredible and genuinely become like family. Many of them have been there for years, which says so much in a world where high turnover is so common in childcare and education. The consistency, love, and dedication they provide creates such a warm and nurturing environment for the kids. The curriculum is outstanding and thoughtfully tailored to each child's individual needs and learning style. Our children were challenged academically while also being nurtured socially and emotionally. The staff truly sees each child as unique and works hard to help them grow with confidence. Most importantly, our kids adored going there every single day. The relationships, memories, friendships and foundation they built during those early years continue to impact them positively today. We are beyond grateful for this school and would recommend it wholeheartedly to any family looking for a caring, stable, and exceptional early education experience.

Childcare alert: if you are thinking to send your baby to Childitme in greenbrier (Eden way) let me…read moreshare what happened to us. My daughter had a great time with the previous class until she turned 2, although the director was always unresponsive and zero customer service but teachers were great. Then, they moved her to the two's with no transition, they didn't even know that she couldn't have milk and I'm thankful I caught this on camera checking on her the first day and stopped them on time. Teacher were rude since the beginning not saying hello but keep talking to each other most times at pick up so I never got to have a relationship with them. My daughter started crying at drop off again and that was a first sign. Next, she was left with her t-shirt and swaeter wet until her lips turned blue at home when I noticed her arms were frozen,after I picked her up when she was still napping at school. I obviously asked the teachers to change her but this happened again twice until I noticed at pick up one day and confront led them right away. Turned out they didn't care and had no intention to change her. I reported it to the director, that didn't care and didn't intervene (long story short). Had a bad feeling when I sent her to school the day after so I watched her on camera only to see that my fears were justified: she was neglected care the whole day, no diaper change and no visual contact when she started crying cause a kid pulled her arm and after 30 miutes no response of either teacher, then she was crying following one of the teacher around, and this teacher turned to her, bent down and moved her head and hands like if she was yelling at her and then ignore her again. After plenty of calls (they didn't respond for over 50 minutes) and message via app (that director saw but lied about), the director showed up to take care of my daughter and I left work to pick her up and find her diaper and pants wet. Director lied, supervisor didn't care, and your kid might be the next one cause no intervention for the teachers behavior either. I can't recommend the center and want to share my experience if can help the next kid to avoid emotional abuse and neglected care.

They do not have adequate teachers to children ratio. The care is not provided to the children…read more There are several instances that has happened and the children are the ones who are suffering. For the price you pay for care at Childtime, there should be enough staff to watch the children. They should be reported to the people who has accredited them. what a very disappointing daycare. I would not want my child to go there.

My child is a rising first grader at this school and I will say whole heartedly that I am beyond…read moresatisfied and even impressed with this particular elementary. I was shocked to have read the first reviewer's comments and completely disagree. From the very beginning they went above and beyond to help me. Last summer, I came here during their business hours to obtain information about enrolling my child for kindergarten. They gave me all the necessary paperwork and explained everything I needed. Towards the first day of school, I was a little excited and impatient about receiving information in the mail and so I called numerous times for information. They were never rude and always so helpful and even encouraging. Fast forward to orientation, parent teacher conferences, etc....perfectly organized. The principal Mrs. Cioppa is wonderful. His teachers are are amazing. The security is on point with Mr. C at the entrance throughout the whole day. I couldn't be happier with Cedar Road Elementary with their faculty and staff. The kindergarteners just finished up a Fun Run this week to allocate funds for brand new outdoor equipment. This is a great school in an even better school district!!

Meh. Grade Entering:…read moreKindergarten Issue: Obtaining basic information for: orientation, supplies, and dress code, and website issues My child is entering kindergarten and I need basic information to begin the school year. Upon searching for all the information and bouncing around websites and placing at least 4-5 phone calls, I finally located everything I need. It should not be so difficult to find this information. Calendars are blank, links are missing, etc. So here we go... 1. Your kid needs a medical check-up/physical prior to entering school and proof of vaccinations. Most doctor offices will have the forms you need on hand. You have to show up to school with these forms, an original birth certificate, and a utility bill with proof of your address on it. It is not required in Virginia to provide your child's Social Security number. 2. Your kid needs supplies: Supplies are determined by what your child individually needs and what they are assigned based on gender. Guess what, pre-sharpened pencils really is a thing...There is also a request/requirement of "one clean athletic sock for wipe boards." Come on now, who buys one sock? Just ask for the set. They ask for Clorox or Lysol wipes but per the individual I spoke to on the phone, they prefer Lysol. *She had to ask someone nearby while I listened. Just specify that on the list then. By the way, you can only find Lysol wipes at Target. You'll need 24 glue sticks. I would be happy to pitch in on one of those old school tubs of minty scented paste. I will not blame teachers for this. However, I find it pathetic that parents are supplying sanitary items: paper towels, soap, and Lysol wipes. Quart sized Ziploc bags. Are those the slide zippers or the original designed ones you prefer? Called about it. Answer: "I don't know. That would be a good question for orientation." Thanks for the lack of effort. Specify it on the list. By the way, orientation is four days before school on a weekday in the morning. The website link for kindergartners has been down for a month. I called because we went to the school and got the official printed list on the neon green paper and I wanted to make sure they were not updating it. I was told by an individual, "Oh, I will let our computer guy know." It's still down as of today. 3. Dress Code: There is no link Based on the county school website (not Cedar Road's none existent link) you will get a note/letter letting you know what the code is "by the end of the first month of school." Wait, what? What parent isn't buying school clothes before school starts? Ugh. *Never got that letter. I called. Girls: Shorts must reach the finger tips Skirts can't be short - probably a fingertip rule too, not sure. Tank top straps - three fingers wide, no spaghetti straps. (Those sexy shoulders and all...) No flip flops Sandals must have a back on them Boys: Apparently, none. At least I wasn't told. The county website is generically broad and spends a lot of time on see through clothing and the standard, "must not be distracting to the learning process" - basically generic and open to their interpretation... Orientation for kindergarten: Is at the end of August, but good luck finding that information prior to August on their page. 4. The links on the page are useless for parents coming to the school for the first time (see above) There really are parents who prepare and do not wait for tax-free weekends and who just want to find information in one spot. Calendars are inactive until August. And seemingly dress codes are different for different schools...I'm guessing. I have no interest in fighting the hoards of parents tearing up the school sections at the stores the weekend before school starts. The cpschools.net site is choppy and not user friendly. I am profoundly underwhelmed, and I am crossing my fingers there will be something done about the website. If there is, perhaps the school would receive less phone calls and teachers would not have to answer phones over the summer. User friendly does not apply here. Finding necessary information, the basics, should not be so difficult and frustrating. I started poking around and attempting to prepare in late June/early July. Schedules change, staffing is limited, etc. I understand that explanation; however, right now it is falling on deaf ears due to the frustration it has manifested. Efficiency and ease of use is an unfortunate downfall for Cedar Roads/ Chesapeake Public Schools at this moment. I will say, through all of my calls, Liz (I believe may be a teacher) has been the most helpful. Others who have answered the phone (I didn't catch a name) have been lackluster at best in their efforts to find and produce answers.