Tutor Time is a safe daycare center I have sent my child to since she was an infant. We love how…read morefriendly the safe makes us feel. Love that they provide lunch and snacks for the kids. They have cameras and an app that keeps you updated on your kids day.

Tutor time has been a really amazing day care for our daughter. The teachers are really friendly,…read morecaring, and responsive. My daughter has been there since she was 11 months old and we couldn't have survived being working parents without this top tier care! Highly recommend it here. We love Ms. Jo, Ms. Lauren, Ms. Jazmine, and Ms Elizabeth!

My child loves it here. What could be happier than a child going to school happily every day? She…read moreloves her teachers Jackie and LizbearThey are very responsible! I often see the teachers hugging her. Sometimes after school, I see my kid hair is very beautiful,and it is obvious that has been combed by the teacher. When still unable to go to the toilet, the diaper is changed in time.There are many other details. I am very grateful for their careful care.She also has made progress in many things and can speak a lot! We looked at many more schools before, but finally chose here because we saw the leadership of the administrator Liz, Asa's work ability is also outstanding, and the other teachers are really meticulous. This is my true feeling as a mother. My family and I like here very much!

Wouldn't recommend to parents. My child had the worst experience here, being left alone multiple…read moretimes in the classroom. As well as being bullied. Not a fan of this place.

As an educator and grandparents we are so pleased with the loving care and curriculum programming…read moreCCEP offers . The staff, educators and church leaders Continuously build a sense of community, independence and curiosity alongside the tenets of faith, kindness and friendship for the children and families. There is no more important goal we can have -but the care and nurturing of our children. Thank you Christ Church Episcopal Pre-School

We originally signed up for Christ Church with head of school Kim Wagner who was absolutely…read morewonderful in accommodating our son into their 4 year long pre school program. We sent our son to Christ church for their 15 month program for the 2023-2024 school year and loved it. When it came time to start the 2024-2025 school year we were surprised right before the start of school our son would be placed in the first year class again instead of moving up to the 2s and continuing the plan of the 4 year program they offer and he was the only student doing so. We enrolled in February of 2024 right when reenrollment was offered and we were never told that repeating a level could be a possibility nor would of been okay with it. When we first mentioned this to the brand new head of school Mrs. Abio she told us she would do whatever needed to be done to get him into the right level even if it required moving some things around. When we then met Mrs. Abio in person her tone had changed completely. She offered no resolution and instead only tried to convince us that after popping in on our son for two days she knew exactly where he was developmentally and that he was in the right place with children younger than him in their first year of schooling. She had no concern that we already saw our son was a lot further along than the children in his new class, she seemed to have no care for any of our concerns and wanted to tell us her plan for our child with none of our input. Mrs. Abio insisted that with our son's birthday he would be in two years of one level even though his birthday was similar to children he attended the first year with and would of continued on to kindergarten with at the same time. She boasted how the school always pairs with families to develop a plan and to figure out what parents want from the school but their was no such conversation with us. Mrs. Abio's handling of our situation and showing us her classroom ratio was far more important than building a relationship with a family and hearing our concerns led to our decision to withdrawal our son from CCEP. We know where our child is developmentally and it was not where he was placed even when we enrolled plenty in advance to reserve his placement. Let alone the fact she would not acknowledge that with her proposal he would miss an entire year of their offered program and be a year behind the entire time there. He would of had two years of level one which is 15-under 24 months, gone to two year old program when he was already 3 and then gone to 3s when he was 4 and completely missed their PreK level which is normally for 4 and up. Requirement for 2s was 2 by September 1st and his birthday is in June. The new leadership at CCEP has been extremely eye opening and disappointing. I would highly recommend looking into other establishments. This is not the school it was just a short time ago when we initially enrolled and it is very sad to see. A school that advertises themselves as one of the best pre kindergarten programs should hold themselves to a higher standard. EDIT: It is nice to know there is no priority for returning students in your 4 year plan leading to kindergarten. What you and Mrs. Abio fail to admit is that our son would of missed a whole year of the program before going to kindergarten. We declined your meeting because there was no point the decision was already made and you only reached out after all was said and done. The fact you stand by this decision and Mrs. Abio was so firm that she knew exactly where our son was just makes it more clear we made the right decision. Our son was the only RETURNING child in his class. That is a fact and the way we were treated was as we were an unwanted family and it was very upsetting. The teachers in the new class also informed us he was the oldest but I guess CCEP leadership likes to be dishonest and mislead. It has all been a very eye opening experience about a institution we thought was so great. All we asked for was the same program and treatment for our son as all the students he entered the school with because they were all going to kindergarten at the same time but that seemed to be too much to ask.

The Children of America's Director is wonderful. She addresses every situation with…read moreprofessionalism. My child is extremely happy and looks forward to seeing his teacher. The teachers of Children of America do an amazing job. I recommended this daycare to everyone I know.

Miss Teresa and Miss Darla are absolutely wonderful! You can tell that it's not just a job to them…read more They truly love and care for our little ones and always make sure to keep us parents informed whether it's their favorite food or activity! Miss Teresa and Miss Darla keep me and most importantly my child at ease. Coming from a first time mother as well as first time having my son in daycare I can confidently say that my sons teachers are the absolute best!

My daughter attended this facility for 3 months, I have waited a few months since we enrolled her…read moreat another place before writing this review. If you have a hyper child who has outbursts of emotions and tests boundaries-- the director of this location will do whatever she can to label your child and call you after any incident to have child picked up for early dismissal. As parents we started believing that our child might have emotional delay and started getting help from the school district to early intervene. If you ask about their methods of dealing with unwanted behavior, you won't be able to talk to the teacher-- because only director can communicate with parents about any classroom issues. There is no consistency or any age appropriate methods to help guide your child. It's really scary that this place has such a "good reputation". Since we enrolled my daughter at another facility-- literally zero behavioral issues or complaints by the teachers or the daycare director, she's learning about her emotions, she's being guided instead of being labeled. She doesn't require additional learning support because her teacher is an educator who teaches her to manage her behavior and emotions. I know this place was not a right fit for my family-- and that's ok. However, a childcare facility SHOULDN'T ever be allowed to operate this way. As a parent, I have major trust issues after my experience with Hockessin KinderCare because I really hoped they had my child's best interest in mind. Instead, they are operating as a business and not an educational institution.

I've been sending my 3 year old son here since he was 1. Great center! Clean, organized,…read moreeducational curriculum. I know when I drop my child off he is in a safe and caring environment. Definitely preparing him for kindergarten! Can't say enough positive things about this center and it's teachers!

Our daughter Mae loved going to daycare here! Very kind and engaging staff. Great experience!!read more

I have nothing but great things to say about this daycare. They make both of my children feel safe…read moreand cared for! As a parent, I feel lucky knowing that my children are well taken care of while I am at work!

***DO NOT SEND YOUR CHILD HERE**** I don't post things like…read morethis lightly, but I feel a responsibility to share our experience in case it helps another child or family. Chesterbrook Academy - Newtown Square has been the worst childcare experience of my 13 years as a mom. In our experience, the environment was cold, harsh, and deeply unsettling. When children are sad or crying, they are placed in a so-called "cuddle corner" and intentionally ignored--no one is allowed to speak to or comfort them until they stop crying. Teachers follow a strict "no response" approach, meaning kids who are screaming, throwing, or clearly distressed are simply ignored. The level of rudeness, judgment, and lack of warmth from staff has honestly left me bewildered. My child came home crying many days, saying the teachers yelled at them--and I personally witnessed teachers yelling at children right in front of me. Leaving your child in someone else's care is already incredibly hard. You expect compassion, patience, and basic emotional safety. That was not our experience here. I can't speak to other Chesterbrook locations, but Chesterbrook Academy in Newtown Square is one I would strongly urge parents to avoid. If sharing this helps even one child have a safer, more loving experience elsewhere, it's worth it

Oh how quickly this place went downhill after the previous principal left. If your child does not…read moremeet their standards, there are teachers who will verbally judge and criticize your family. Severe lack in communication (no reports for injury, no pickup ID confirmation for non registered adults, etc). Management is struggling, and they cannot keep their teachers around for more than a certain amount of time. Just so sad and disappointed.

As first time parents, we toured seven (yes seven) different daycares ultimately landed on Goddard…read more- Chadds Ford. It was not the closest, but was (by far) the safest and cleanest school with the most experienced staff. The administrative staff is fantastic...they are well organized and provide outstanding structure to ensure the safety of the children and cleanliness of the school. They attract and retain top talent which is evident by the years of experience you see across the teaching staff. As for the Infant Care team...they are literally UNBELIEVABLE! Without a doubt, handing your first child over to a non-family member for care can be an emotional and stressful experience. We could not have hand-picked a better group to care for our little man. He validated that with a HUGE smile on Day 1...leaving mom a little more at ease with the first drop-off. Like us, you will probably tour several different daycares to find the right one...but like us, I am confident that you will find Goddard - Chadds Ford to be at the top of your list.