I as a grandmother feel there should be more interaction with the children, I'm familiar with the…read morechild care providers sitting in the play areas with the children showing them how to play with the blocks/toys having television time on a learning perspective as well as reading to the children. I understand every day care is different but I'm not familiar with this type of daycare. Classroom Toddler B

My daughter has been enrolled at COA in Cinnaminson for almost a year and has been in two…read moreclassrooms so far, with her current classroom being Infant B. Her teachers, Elba, Cait, as well as a multitude of other AMAZING staff members, have treated her as one of their own from the very beginning. With the knowledge that I have from formerly working in a daycare setting, I was hesitant to enroll my firstborn in a daycare center. From the second I walked in for our family tour, I have only seen and heard amazing things. I wouldn't trust any other facility with my child, and I'm so glad we found the amazing team at the COA of Cinnaminson! We love the relationships and friendships that our family has built with the staff members and other families, and I can't recommend this daycare facility enough!

This is our second year at Beechwood school and I have loved our experience. I am a special…read moreeducation public preschool teacher & I can be very picky when it comes to educational experiences for my children . The teachers have treated my child and me warmly. She has grown so much since starting and even I have learned a thing or two! I am always greeted by name and with a warm smile by the staff.

I actually enjoy the daycare, I think the hours are very favorable to working parents as well as…read morebeing a place where the instructors/staffers seem to really interact with the children. My child really enjoys going there and is excited in the mornings walking in. As a parent I can say one of the things that is always cautious is that you never know a 100% what is going on with your child so a lot of trust is involved but from what I have seen and the reactions I get from my child they have a very fun hands on program with the kids and you couldn't really ask much more. I will probably re-review in the coming years when my child enters the older classrooms to see how the development is handled. As of now though it is pretty good.

Chesterbrook academy has been nothing less than family to us. After staying home with my son for 2…read moreyears, I reluctantly admitted that he needed some socialization. With another baby on the way, it would have been a disservice to his early education if I kept him home while caring for a newborn. I scrutinized every school in the area, and found a home at Chesterbrook academy! My son absolutely flourished in this warm, inviting, and most of all educational environment. Friends and family just can't believe how smart he's become, which is a real testament to the excellent facility, curriculum, and teachers. If you're looking for a place you can trust, with an exceptional staff for your child to grow in every way- choose Chesterbrook academy in Voorhees!

My youngest child (my daughter) was nine years old when I first encountered a child raised in the…read moreMontessori way. What an epiphany. But too late for my children. I immediately realized this was the kind of guidance they could have used to balance the less than organized life that I provided my children. I swore at that moment that I would provide whatever it took to bestow this gift upon their children. When my grandson was 3 years old, and potty trained, I contacted Tammy for a visit to the Childrens Montessori Schoolhouse (CMS). The children all greeted me, and then quietly went about their "work." I watched as one child went to the snack area, prepared her vegetables and dip. Ate them while quietly chatting with her friend at the table. (all the children are friends here! "Cooper, when you are finished, bring a friend in here to take his turn.") Then, she cleaned up her plate and napkin and set the place at the table for the next child. This week, I watched the children eat their lunch at the picnic table on the playground. When one little boy finished his apple, he hopped up, put the core in the compost tumbler, turned it three times, and then sat back down at the table for more conversation! And no one is over six years old. I found the "math" section of the classroom. One of the Montessori principles is learning a concept "physically" with your senses before you internalize it mentally. One method of learning their numbers is counting beads on a strand, with your fingers. So, first master counting a strand of ten beads. And then I saw a rectangle of beads, ten by ten. Hah, these children are learning to square their numbers!! Ten squared is 100 beads. How exciting! And then I saw a cube of beads, 10X10X10. Mercy, they will understand cubing and cube roots with their tiny fingers. When did I finally understand that concept? Junior in high school? I watch my little grandson, who, like his grandmother (me), is an agent of chaos. But he steps through the portals of the Children's Montessori Schoolhouse and Mrs. DiGiralamo, Miss Marilyn, Mrs. Johnson and Mrs. Billingham gently, quietly guide him to a world that is structured, yet loaded with freedom, once he understands the rules. And now we are beginning to bring the principles home. It's a challenge, but we now know what is possible. As a grandmother, I rarely purchase anything for my grandchildren, but I feel like I am giving them the gift of the world through the Children's Montessori Schoolhouse.

We thoroughly searched for a school for my 3 year old daughter in the area. Nowhere felt like the…read moreright "fit" until we met with CMS. It was important to us that she attended a Montessori school, but more important that we felt like it would develop her strengths and teach her. Even more importantly, we wanted a place that would feel like a home, where the teachers cared and were genuine. This was it for us! I cannot say enough about this school and our experience thus far. She's learning things that will help her grow into a kind, independent, and thoughtful person, and that she will carry with her the rest of her life. In our opinion, this is the best kept secret in the area. We love it here!

Never go there if you have one more option. My kid went there when I moved to this area. My kid kep…read morecrying and hurt by other kid. But no teacher told me, until other parents said sorry to me. Al well other parents told me my kid crying badly and she have to stop by and comfort my kid. And my kid lost a couple of personal staff. When we left at the end of the semester they charge me more. When I tried to ask no response at all.

Very happy with the service at Kindercare Springdale. We use a military program and Kindercare…read moreworks with them great and minimizes our paperwork and coordination. Our son has a great time there, which is what matters. I like how he gets homework and we can see real progress with him learning numbers and letters. Every once in awhile he'll shock us with what he knows. Hats off to the great work the teachers are doing. We've moved around a lot in the last 4 years and we chose Kindercare brands 3 times for the value and trust.

Haddon Learning Center is a very special place. My kids attended there for years and have so many…read moregreat memories. It is well run, clean, and safe. The teachers are amazing-- my children love them, learned so much from them and were so well-prepared for kindergarten. I would recommend it to anyone and would do it again if I could.

We love HLC!!! I looked into many different daycares in the Collingswood/ Oaklyn/ Cherry Hill, NJ…read morearea. We went with HLC because they had the best hours and the most reasonable price (and a very convenient location on my commute to work); the staff was very friendly and knowledgeable; the rooms looked clean but inviting; the curriculums encouraged early learning; and they had good policies in place to prevent the spread of illnesses. I was a little sad they didn't offer part time hours, but what they charge per week was less than what another location charged for 3 days of part time care. But, a warning to new parents, they had a pretty long waiting list. When I pre-registered (while still pregnant with my daughter), the wait to get in was 9 months! But within 2 months they were able to work their schedules enough to get my daughter in when I had to go back to work. My daughter started when she was 3 months old (now 9 months old) in the infant ("duck") room. She clearly has so much fun there and has learned many new skills from their excellent staff. It is very clear that the people who work there really care about the children and what they do. The people who work the front desk are sooooo nice and greet every parent and child by name (impressive for such a large establishment!). I would recommend HLC to anyone! I have no doubt that my daughter will be attendinfg HLC until she goes to 1st grade (since HLC offers a full time kindergarten too!) as well as any of her future siblings. It is such a relief for a working mom knowing that your child is well-cared for throughout the day. It was hard enough to go back to work, but HLC made the transition as easy as possible!

Sending our daughter to the Goddard School was one of the best decisions we have ever made. She…read morealways comes home happy and excited to share some of the songs and stories that she learned in the classroom. I truly believe that the teachers really care about the kids. It is a great environment for learning. Mr. John and Ms. Renee have an excellent program. If you are thinking about bringing your child here go for it.

I have only good things to say about this school. My child is receiving an excellent education from…read morea staff that genuinely adores its students. They truly put the best interests of the children first, while teaching them countless academic and life lessons, such as knowing right from wrong. Administrators are kind, caring people, as well.

I cannot say enough good things about Little VIPs! The staff makes your child feel like family…read more They are all so caring and attentive. Love love love!

I was extremely hesitant about sending my infant to daycare once I had to go back to work, but I…read morelove taking my daughter to Little VIPs! Every teacher my daughter has been in contact with is so happy to see her, and I feel comfortable asking any questions or making any requests concerning her care. The teachers have to be the best part of this school, and I don't feel capable of thanking them as much as they deserve. Little VIPs is such a fun school, even for parents like me who have stepped in the building twice ever, and I plan on sending my daughter here as well as any future kiddos until they're old enough to enroll in our town's school.