Great small child care center. The owners are very nice. It is bring your own lunch though. They…read moreprovide snacks. in case you forget or don't have lunch they provide something hot for the kids to eat. And give something light for breakfast as well. Your kids will definitely learn as older and younger are grouped together and sit around a table for lesson time. There is a big yard for them to run around. The place could use some updating but nothing really negative to say. If we didnt have.to move we would still be here. I recommend this place to anyone

If you are looking for a safe, caring, clean, engaging, and fun place for your precious little one…read more- look no more! My son has been going to the Little People's Place for two years, and the only thing we are worrying about is having to leave this little kids' safe haven because we are moving out of the area soon. True, this place has no shiny hardwood floors or fancy furnishings. Instead, they provide your child with plenty of individual warm loving attention; their Creative Curriculum works great to help your little one develop to the best of their ability. The teachers are a wonderful family, very welcoming and open to kids and parents; there have never been any substitute staff. We always get feedback about our son's day, they text us pictures of him playing or discovering the world, they know his likes and needs. Best of all, they CARE. We have a feeling that when my son is gone from here, he will be missed, for real. And we will miss them for sure!

This is a great day care center where my granddaughter goes. They have a great staff and they are…read morevery professional and friendly. They also take very seriously who picks up the children and make sure the right person has signed in. Each person has to have a code when they come in and they make sure you are who you say you are. Very clean, organized and cheerful rooms, plenty of outdoor space for the kids to play. Plenty of parking.

This kids discovery in mary esther has made my moving here worth it! The transition from one state…read moreto another is stressful as is, but kids discovery has been amazing. Raven, Sabra, Ro, and all the other infant teachers have made my anxiety of having a baby in daycare decrease 100%! The manager Brooke understands situations that most people don't, and places herself in parents shoes, and she genuinely cares about her staff, the children, their parents, and her job! I love the afterschool program and everything about this kids discovery! Best daycare in the world hands down!!

Really sad with this place. My husband and I were prepared…read moreto drop our three year old son off here tonight because it was our anniversary. We pull up and notice there's one kid inside watching a movie. We walk in and get our kid hyped up to play with toys and she states oh no he can NOT play during movie time.... um he's a three year old that's expected to sit in the corner and stare at a TV while arriving with only one kid that's there??? I don't think so. She said if he played with a toy she would make him stop immediately because it wasn't allowed at that time. Isn't this place supposed to be kid friendly? Well apparently it is not as we discovered tonight. Don't recommend this place to anyone! It is a very unprofessional non kid friendly establishment!!!

My child goes here quite often as it is convenient with my work schedule and he absolutely loves it…read more! The staff is always friendly and I can tell they care about my child ! Thanks Duck Duck!

This school contains wonderful staff and teachers who care about their students! They have very…read moresuitable classrooms for the students and nice areas for kids to play.

both of my kids out of the school because she did not want to deal with conflict with me or my…read morefamily. There was a miscommunication and I was concerned why my son was not offered to go on the field trip. And when my spouse decided to talk to Callie on the phone, she wouldn't let her get a word out and was bullying her. So we hung up on her because we couldn't get a word in and she was being extremely rude. Then the next day I get an email saying my children are No longer able to attend South Walton Academy because they cannot accommodate. It's interesting because you were able to accommodate since the beginning of the school year and take my money with no problem. I also asked for half of my money back for the month of March because I paid full month of tuition for my younger child. I also have not heard anything back about the remainder of these funds. I have NEVER NEVER Received any communication with them regarding my son's care plan. I gave them a copy of the care plan before he started school and I'm never received any updates regarding it. When I ask how his day was the only responses I hear are he had a good day. And the only constructive feedback I had received was him getting out of his seat most of the times while they are eating. So if the school did try to contact me regarding his care, plan updates, I would love to see the emails or phone calls trying to contact me. Do not send your kids to the school. There was also an additional mishap where she had to close the school because the school couldn't get their funding together and this has been an ongoing issue for 3 years now. She did not tell anyone or warn anyone till it was too and the day after CHRISTMAS.. And now my child is having to suffer because the owner does not want to deal with conflict. The owner stated that the school did not shut down however it did. Over half of the staff is gone because they did not get paid and majority of the students are gone as well. I should have followed them. Do not send your children to the school. Yes I did happen 2 cuss on Feb 7th and not a week ago however I did apologize. I also have not been rude to any staff member. The only one that I was rude to in accident was Jennifer through email which was a frustration talk to text that I had accidentally sent and sent an email. There has been no harassment from myself to the staff members. I received one email from Callie regarding my message to Jennifer. And I apologize to them both. I actually really enjoyed everyone and when I expressed my concerns, my child gets kicked out of school. I also waited for Callie yesterday morning when I was getting ready to drop my son off and waited and waited for her and she never showed up but decided to send me an email. I also have never signed or received a policy or a handbook guide from South Walton. Long story short do not send your kids here if you plan on sticking up for them. You cannot have a face-to-face adult conversation with these people because if you have any negative concern, they will kick you out and exile you. They took my review down off of Google because if most of you don't know you can as a business owner have Google reviews deleted or paid to have deleted.

I noticed there were no reviews on here so I thought I would be the first. This preschool is tiny…read moreand when we first moved here we were debating if we should put my 3 year old in Crosspoint or Happyland. Well Happyland was the first to call after being on the waiting list and I was hesitant because it was so small and not as fancy as Crosspoint. Once we were accepted and told our new friends that our son was going to Happyland people automatically asked how we got him in there because it's one of the more desirable schools in Niceville. I guess we got lucky. Once school started my fears automatically went out the window. it's a small class, they only accept a small amount of kids so every kid gets the attention they need. The teachers were great. I don't know how to express how amazing they were with my kid and how well they treated him. They truly deserve more pay then what they get and you can tell they love being there and interacting with the kids. I saw my kid grow into a social butterfly and each week he would come home more knowledgeable then the last. I saw my friend kids come home from Crosspoint, and although Crosspoint is also a good school I was able to tell the difference between what the parents told me and what was happening at Happyland. Crosspoint is essentially Wal-Mart and Happyland is the mom and pop shop. If you have the opportunity to get your kid into Happyland, Do it. Put yourself on the wait list and wait it out, you won't be disappointed. It actually broke my heart having to tell the school that we were moving and won't be returning after the summer. You want a school with amazing teachers, great curriculum, family environment with involved parents and teachers that's care, this is the school. I will always have a happy place in my heart for Happyland. I hope I find a place in Navarre like this.

The best preschool in Niceville! It's small but when we moved to Niceville in August and it was…read moreapparently late to get into any preschool. Crosspoint is very "popular" and has a very impressive facade/website. Well... we got on the waiting list as Happyland and Crosspoint were all full at the time. My child ended up going for a short time to the CDC at the NWF college. While it's nice too, we got lucky and someone moved and we were called by Happyland with an opening 3 months later. Once my child started going there, she was really happy and social and was excited about going to school everyday (unlike the Previous preschool - but I think she was having some peer trouble there). She loved Happyland all the way through and loved being with her teachers, who are genuinely wonderful! We got a call a month later from Crosspoint as well, but at the time my child was so happy at Happyland that there was no way I changing schools. While I don't have personal experience with Crosspoint - my son who is just turning three is definitely going to be going to Happyland! Yes, we were THAT happy with it!

I mean they a little strict on the dress code other than that seems like pretty chill ppl and the…read moreeducation is good and the kids there are chill and cool and nice add me on fortnite btw - capt augg

RBCS seemed like a quality school - their admissions…read moredepartment made me feel welcome and made the school seem excellent academically. However, I had three problems: 1. The talent development program (presented as special education) is not special education. The instructors don't need to have education degrees and get on-the job training and seminars on specific general education topics. The only difference I saw is smaller class size (yay) and slower speed: they use the same material as other schools but go slower. The students didn't seem to get other resources including no sustained reading specialist intervention (it's only a short term intervention if staff feels it'll help). 2. Responsiveness to concerns: several administrators dismissed our educational concerns, asking us to trust their process. But their process involved much less actual educational teaching than other area schools. 3. Discipline: admissions stressed that their discipline system hasn't changed in 50 years. It showed. The system in elementary school involves a dozen or so red-letter items (in the blood of Jesus) and a similar number of black-letter (sinful) items. The discipline system is absolutely equated with moral/ Christ-like behavior. Children are frequently admonished about their "red" or "black" behavior. Lots of kids show anxiety about this. A lot of parents stated concern. My kid had daily issues over this to the point of needing medical intervention. The problems resolved when we switched schools. This was one experience - it may fit well for others. But I recommend asking lots of very specific questions before choosing RBCS.