I can't say enough positive things about Playology! It was a second home to both my boys for over 7…read moreyears, from 2019-2025. My children both started as infants and stayed through preschool and kinderprep. The caring staff was friendly, knowledgeable and communicative. They truly showed genuine care and compassion for my kiddos! We always felt completely trusting in their abilities and caregiving decisions. Not only was the staff exceptional but the programs really taught social and developmental skills in a fun and effective way! We feel so lucky to have found Playology and will truly miss our time there.

Our daughter attended Play-ology for almost 2 years and started in the Preschool class and then…read moregraduated from the Kinder Prep class. She absolutely loved this preschool from the day we first toured with Ms Jen. Not only did she have fun at Play-ology, she learned a lot and is well prepared for Kindergarten! It is clear that Jen and Megan put forth effort in hiring fantastic teachers and staff who seem to genuinely care about the children at Play-ology. We developed several meaningful relationships while at Play-ology and highly recommend this preschool!

We just moved away from Rancho Cordova and leaving Olivia's place is one of the hardest parts of…read morethe process! Our kid has grown so much there and I feel very lucky to have been introduced to this place through word of mouth. He used to go to a larger Montessori preschool but I felt he wasn't getting a lot of personal encouragement. For example, we're a bilingual family so we'll speak Korean at home and English outside and he just wasn't really picking up at English at all before. He became so fluent here, and it's so fun to discover what he's learned! It really feels like a family atmosphere and she really lets each kid thrive in their own way. Logistically it's amazing as well - breakfast, lunch, snacks all provided. The hours are very flexible, as is the different care options (half day, full day, certain days a week, etc). Our kid has tried so many different foods here (I learned he really likes green beans). I'd highly recommend it here, and if you live nearby it's actually amazing for busy parents.

If I could give more than 5 stars I would! Lives tot spot has a special place in me and my families…read morehearts. My youngest went there for about 2 years before transitioning into TK. Everyday, when I dropped him off I felt at ease knowing that he was well taken care of. I know this is a main worry for any parent. Not only was he safe he was learning so much! The activities and routines are thoughtfully designed to help children develop confidence in managing tasks independently, such as cleaning up after themselves, following instructions, and making choices. It was amazing to see how much my child grew in such a short time, both in terms of independence and self-esteem. I would highly recommend Livs tot spot!

I reached out to building kidz of Rancho Cordova and they replied promptly. Scheduled a tour of…read moretheir facility and I was impressed. The first feeling I got was that they care for the children there as if they were their own. That speaks volumes to the level of care and education they provide. 10 out of 10 highly recommend this location!

Took my 2 year old autistic (very high functioning) son here. They made it seem amazing at my tour…read more I got complaints about him hitting and spitting for 3 days. On the 4th day, I received a call to come and get him. While I was there, I witnessed another child exhibiting the EXACT behavior, NOT autistic. I quickly realized what was happening. My son was mimicking this little boy's behavior. My only question- why weren't his parents called ? I understand they aren't trained to deal with ASD. But my son has absolutely THRIVED in KinderCare. NO issues. And they aren't specially trained for ASD either.

My son has been at this daycare for almost a year now, and we couldn't be happier with our…read moreexperience. Every teacher he's had has been absolutely amazing. You can truly tell they care about the children as individuals. Prior to this, he attended another daycare where it felt like the teachers didn't really know him or pay attention to his needs and as parents, we could feel that. The difference here is night and day. My son is happy, comfortable, and clearly feels safe, which means everything to us. The teachers are always communicative and collaborative, working with us on what's working (or not working) for our toddler. We genuinely feel like we're part of a team when it comes to his care and development. The front office staff also deserves a shout-out, they are consistently kind and understanding whenever we have questions or special requests for our son. I appreciate their attentiveness to us as parents. We're so grateful to have found this daycare and would absolutely recommend it to other families looking for a caring, supportive environment for their child.

Our son has been at Goddard since he was 6months old and now he is in the Pre-K class! We have been…read morevery happy with the quality of the facility (fairly new), admin staff and teachers. Every school will have critique coming from families, including from us. But, admin staff and teachers have always been open in having discussions on ways they can improve, how they can correct an issue, and how they can support our family and son's learning and social development. Open communication and a plan of action or improvement are wha we seek with any issues that we bring up, and the staff has always met these expectations. Our son has grown attached to his pre-school and pre-K teachers. So much so that he says goodbye to his old teachers everyday during pick ups. We look forward to enrolling our youngest son sometime in the future!

I recommend you NEVER put your children here. I put my kids here because they were the only daycare…read morein my area that had room for both of my kids (age 4 and 1), so that I could take my 2 week long course in Phlebotomy. THE VERY FIRST DAY I dropped my 4 yr old off in his class, his teacher was holding a kid by his upper arm and yelling in his face, she told him to,"STOP BEING ANNOYING". I felt absolutely appalled, especially leaving my two sons there, this being the very first time they were put in daycare since they were born. But I spent 3k on my phlebotomy course and has already postponed it 2 times just to find a childcare for my kids. My 4 yr old has autism and cannot tell me if anything happens. I immediately reported it to the program director and she seemed very ""upset"" by it and said that it's unacceptable behavior for a teacher to do that and that she'd talk to the TEACHER to find out what happened. Got a call later, teacher said she "leaned down to his level" and they can understand why I THOUGHT she was in his face and was talking in a stern voice and can understand why I THOUGHT she was yelling. I asked if she had talked to the child about what happened and she said no, then proceeded to talk about the child as if he was a problem child and was always getting into trouble. Even if that is true, WHO CARES? You keep your hands off of children and never raise your voice to kids that aren't yours. Don't work in childcare if you can't handle being around children that misbehave or children generally! Shame on you all. Another thing, I dropped my sons off and as I was walking out of the building a woman walked out of the infant room and said, "I'm so f'ing tired of this sh*t". Wow just wow. My 1 yr old was in that exact classroom as well. These adults have absolutely no self control or patience for these babies and they should be ashamed of how they treat them. From the very beginning during the tour I had a terrible feeling, not welcoming at all, dirty, and the teachers give off bad vibes. Fortunately my sons are in a Headstart that have fantastic teachers that I know they'll be safe with. When I pulled my kids out once I finished my Phlebotomy course (which I noticed them about the day I signed enrolledment paperwork), they told me that I would till have to pay for the next week of childcare. My kids absolutely did NOT go back there and they still charged me $800 for the week of services we never received. On that note, this program definitely packs their classes like sardines, definitely not following the teacher to child ratio guidelines. The food is trash and the entire place is absolutely disgusting. If you love your kids keep them out of here.

My daughter has been going here for 5 years. She is 9 now. When she was younger things were okay,…read morebut now that she's in the school age group. Complete chaos I'm talking kids jumping around with scissors in their hands two teachers to handle 20 kids insane. To even think it's possible for them to see everything that goes on??? Filthy want to sit down and read a story to my daughter in there reading area because we got there a little early the window seal had pieces of dried up hamburger and a thick layer of dust. Steer clear this place is all about the money packing in as many kids as they can.

My son started DLC in 2017 at age 2, and it has been one of the best parenting decisions we have…read moremade. He is now in third grade and just finished the summer program. He loves it there. When we first started looking for a daycare, I wanted a play-based non-chain environment. DLC was super close to our house, and I loved the philosophies I read on their website. DLC has been more than I hoped. We were there before pandemic, during pandemic, after pandemic. All the time they had a warm and professional staff, helping all of us navigate zoom-school. The teachers are wonderful and caring. The outdoor play area is huge. The school-age kids in the summer do a ton of field trips. They are very communicative. I feel well-informed. They are constantly evolving and improving. But most of all, my son loves it. He is sad he doesn't go there anymore. I think he would love to be a kid at DLC forever. He has made memories and friendships that will last him a lifetime.

DLC provides the kind of care for my children I've always wanted them to have. Emotionally focused…read moreand tailored to their needs, the teachers at DLC think hard about each child and their needs and develop a custom plan to help them thrive. I'm confident that my children are in the right place and grateful to have this opportunity. On top of all that, the community at DLC is wonderful. I've recruited every parent in the vicinity to join DLC, and, if you are in the market for a daycare, I want to recruit you too.

There is something to say about finding the right school…read more The right preschool. The one where you drop your kid off and they don't cry, they don't run after you and make you feel horrible for having a job. They have a clean face and a full belly when you show up for them. They have a clean diaper for the ride home. They have taken and sent multiple pics thru the day. They have a smile on their face when you pick them up, not running crying to you. They have low ratio supervision. The school that you (literally) have never heard a child crying, and i have been there all hours of the day. The school where the staff is dressed appropriately according to their position. Where there is always a genuine smile (or shoulder) for you. The one where actual projects, sand play, water play, art every day are done and the rooms are not destroyed. In February, that's just what we did. I won't mention the school for privacy reasons but anyone who knows they have changed schools knows i have been raving about them. All our younger kiddos go there currently. All I'm saying is, it makes a huge difference where your children feel comfortable enough to run off from you instead of after you. So thank you to all the educators who put in their days seemingly effortlessly to teach our children of all ages.You are making a difference

Words cannot express how glad we are to have found this preschool! The best way I can describe it -…read morethe entire place seems to be based on the Reithian values of "inform, educate, and entertain." Everyone is so lovely, from the teachers to the support staff. The communication to parents is excellent and I love their app. Putting our daughter in this school has been the best thing we've ever done!

My son and daughter both go here, my son is 7 and started here when he was 3 My daughter just…read moreturned 1. They both love it here, all staff are so nice and respectful. Mrs.Jayce, Mrs.Miranda and Mrs.Sam are my kids direct teachers and have been so helpful and kind with the kids.

I normally don't post things like this, but I want to share our experience in hopes that it helps…read moreanother family. Please trust your instincts. I had a bad feeling from the beginning, but because of an emergency, I needed childcare and enrolled my son at La Petite Academy in Gold River. My son is high-functioning autistic, and I disclosed his autism multiple times during the tour and again when we completed the enrollment paperwork. On his very first day, he had one of his autistic meltdowns. Instead of working to help calm him or using strategies to support him, I received a call from the director. When I reminded her that he is autistic, she told me she didn't know, despite me sharing that information before he started. During that conversation, I was told they don't work with children like my son, and he was immediately disenrolled after his first day. Since then, I also spoke with another parent who told me she was unable to enroll her autistic son there. I was also told about an incident involving my older son, where a teacher allegedly yelled at him because the teacher's own child wanted the toy he was using. My son had said he would share it when he was finished, but I was told the teacher insisted he hand it over immediately. Every child deserves to be treated with patience, respect, and compassion. Families of children with autism deserve honesty and support--not to feel unwelcome. This was our experience, and because of it, I cannot recommend La Petite Academy in Gold River. Always trust your gut. I wish I had listened to mine.