I wouldn't recommend this facility. We asked about the rest time that they require, since my 5 year…read moredidn't typically take naps anymore. We were told that she didn't have to sleep but could bring a book and have quiet time. We had her take a couple of books with her for quiet time. After the first day she told us that she was made to sleep on a cot that was half her size and when she would open her eyes that the "teacher" would tell her to shut her eyes. When we brought this to their attention we were just told that kids aren't required to sleep and that kids are told to be quiet. The issue was not properly addressed. The facility is advertised as a place of learning but show very little in that regard. There was also issues with the billing amounts. We have since got our daughter into another place and she loves it there and is excited to go, where she dreaded going here.

We love Creative Learning Academy (South Salt Lake)! Everything about CLA is quality--staff,…read moreeducation, facility and the overall community. You know with certainty that your child is loved and valued which means everything to this parent. Thanks CLA :)

Absolutely love this day care and would recommend to public , friends or family…read more Super clean , friendly staff and my son Jaxxon loves it - wich is most important

All the reviews are old on here. Thought I'd give a more updated review. My kids have been going…read morehere for 2 years. I'm impressed with their prices, staff and cleanliness. At a precious daycare, my toddler had multiple teachers as that place couldn't keep them. Learning tree teachers stay! That's very helpful for consistency. The infant room has great teachers. It goes 0-18 months. Then they have a second room for 18-24 months. The summer camp is great. We haven't used before or after school here but it seems like this can be a one stop shop if you have kids 0-12 years.

I have take my kids here for years. I have been really happy with them…read more We have seen there for regular checkups, a broken bone and illness. I have always been able to get quickly and they have been helpful and taken care of our needs.

Fantastic providers and availability. Always helpful and take the time to diagnose the issues…read more Mutliple visits and extreme happy every time. Feel like my children are well taken care of with them.

Ryan is the best therapist we've ever been too. He is the most kind and compassionate human being…read more He is fantastic as a therapist. Every time we leave I feel so much better. Great guy.

Redwood Therapy is the best. My experience here for several years was life-changing from the front…read moredesk ladies, to the owner, to my therapist. They have done a tremendous work supporting me on a long journey of healing, and I will forever be grateful for them.

Our daughter started attending ABTC, "Autism Behavior Treatment Center" December of 2009…read more She was one of the first students in Utah and is still a happy student today. The progress from then to now is amazing. After reading Martina W.'s nefarious review We are questioning if we are reviewing the same place? if so, I think had you given ABTC and your Daughter the chance to develop, You also would have been amazed by the positive changes that would have followed. This has been the case for all of the students that have given them time to blossom. Our daughter attended the Pingree Center for a few years and made a little progress, once she started attending ABTC we started to see positive changes in her unwanted behaviors and her overall happiness grew. When we pull up in front of the center after driving 56 well worth the miles one way, she will get very excited to be there! that's how we can tell she wants to be there which makes us very comfortable leaving her there. The staff at ABTC have always been super professional, sincere and friendly. We highly recommend ABTC and so does my daughter, you've changed our family's future. "Thanks ABTC for all that you have done !!!. "

Not a good experience; we didn't stay long. My daughter was terribly traumatized by the way the…read morestaff handled our situation. It was not too long before we had to leave & find a private behavioral therapy group. They give much more personalized attention than ABTC. (I will say that my daughter really loved the small/medium trampoline in the playroom, but if that's the best they can do . . .)

Would avoid at all cost. I'm Dr Mower a family practice doctor who takes care of newborns,…read morechildren, and adults, I'm a trained "Primary Reporter" for children and have worked with DCFS in multiple states for decades. The women running this place completely failed the conflict that my ex brought to them while our child was in their care. They accused me of "trying to go into the girls bathroom" the first time I came on my lunch break to visit my child. Forced to subpoenaed their video files which absolutely refuted this. Preschool staff are supposed to be trained in being a primary reporter for children's well being, it was shocking that they would so casually make an accusation of this nature and raised enormous red flags as to the type of employee culture of this preschool.

I recently switched my son from an in home nanny to an afterschool daycare program. We checked out…read moreseveral daycares nearby and I just couldn't do it. Until I walked into the Children's Corner. The staff and children all looked so happy and peaceful. I got a vibe that made me feel OK about my choice. My son has been going there for a month now and the staff gives so much love and joy not only to him, but to me as well. They have gone above and beyond helping us transition into this new rhythm. I would love to see more children's caretakers like these!

I have worked at Here We Grow for over 3 years now and have enjoyed my time there! I have worked as…read moreboth a teacher in the Preschool and PreK classrooms and in administrative positions and I can say that everyone works as a team to provide the highest quality of care to the families we service. We have a great play based curriculum that is hands-on for the children along with extra weekly curriculum activities/in-house field trips at no extra cost to the families. If you are looking for somewhere to send your little ones to help them get a head start on learning before Kindergarten or somewhere to help build foundational development skills, check out Here We Grow!

My son started at Here We Grow in the Toddlers class in 2021. He loves his teachers and the staff…read moremakes him feel so special, he has learned so much and continues to each day. We started our youngest son this year and he is doing so great!

Our daughter has been attending this school for the past month in the ages 2-3 classroom. She just…read moreturned 3. We love the school. I love that every new teacher is trained before they join a class, and so they are consistently able to meet each child at where the child is individually at a social, emotional, and intellectual level. I love that there are no time-outs, and there is plenty of positive reinforcement. The teachers are so kind, and full of empathy and compassion, that it takes any pressure off the kids and creates an environment of unconditional acceptance. Lacey and Paige and all the staff are simply wonderful with the kids. Our own daughter used to have meltdowns, and since she has come here, they have completely stopped. They respect that she doesn't like to be touched and doesn't like to have an audience while going potty. We know she is receiving individualized attention, because we see improvements daily. In under 3 weeks, she came home able to pronounce certain sounds that she struggled with - as a result, we were able to understand her better, which resulted in her being a lot calmer. The classrooms are full of natural light, and they have a sweet play area in the back with a play set and a sand box. There are plenty of sensory materials available. The children have access to various art media and materials also. Within the first month of school, they have used Play-Doh to build habitats for animals in the grasslands, they've made animal footprints using plaster (assisted by their teacher, of course), have painted with watercolors while listening to music, drawn self-portraits by looking into mirrors, and have made multimedia seashell and sand collages, among other things. The art is not constrained and Pinterest-worthy - instead, experiences are aimed at helping children learn how to use various media and work around a theme to create their own stuff. The kids also have music and dancing time. The children get a fair balance of outdoor free-play, indoor free-play, and teacher directed activities. There's a fair amount of imaginative play involved. While the curriculum is not rigorously academic (i.e. your child will not learn to write all the letters of the alphabet in week 1 of school as a 2-or-3-year-old), there is a focus on cultivating scientific thinking and curiosity, and they are equipping the kids with skills necessary to excel at Math. It's a child-led Reggio Emilio school. They make sure social skills are incorporated into learning experiences. Last month, for instance, the kids built an airplane for the class to sit in and took turns "flying" the plane. They also hosted their own market with fake money and products, and took turns buying and selling goods and returning change to customers. They have been building habitats for the African grassland animals they learned about. They have been measuring object sizes and lengths. There is art incorporated into their Science lessons. Among other social skills, the kids also clean-up after meals, wiping down the tables and sweeping up crumbs. They fold away their bedding and put it away after nap time. My daughter has come home so proud and confident that she can help around the home and contribute these things. The teacher also has conversations with the kids during lunch, which is so crucial - to be able to listen, and take turns speaking at dinner. The snacks provided are nutritious, diverse, and not junk food (apricots, cheese, turkey, crackers, fruit, a variety of vegetables and hummus, etc.). I love that they have an app that the teacher uses to provide periodic information about what the kids ate, how long they napped, and activities they did. They also upload pictures and videos. The teacher fills in updates when the kids are asleep or during post-meal cleanup. So while the kids are awake, they have her complete attention. The updates are helpful, because as working parents, we know if our child hasn't eaten or we know if a nap wasn't taken, and can accordingly provision for it. It's also reassuring to check in on my kid when I am on my lunch break. The drop-off and pickup timings are very generous. We can have afford to have a slightly late day at work without having to stress about pickup. The school has far fewer days off than most of the other local schools - so I don't have to worry about arranging childcare for non-school days. Given the small class sizes, trained teachers, the Reggio Emilio approach and curriculum, convenient hours, limited holidays, and individualized attention, this preschool provides full value to its students and parents. We had come here after having our older child at a wonderful school that set the bar really high. And we love the Second Avenues Preschool just as much, if not more. Thank you for providing such a wonderful space where our child feels loved and accepted, and where she has been able to flourish and thrive. You are wonderful.

My daughter has gone to this preschool since she was 18 months old (she's almost 4 now). The old…read morestaff was great. Since hiring a new Director (Lacey) the turnover seems high and the teachers being hired appear to be unqualified and incapable of handling the amount of children in their classes. A couple months ago my husband and I were informed that our child was hitting and spitting in class- my kids teacher and Lacey the Director stated that this behavior had been going on for an ENTIRE YEAR without the daycare informing us- a complete lack of professionalism and communication. Needless to say, we all decided that it was best to part ways. This was a horrible experience to say the least.