I have never been more concerned for the safety and wellbeing of the children at this facility…read more There is favoritism among the children, unprofessional staff, low staff but they have their "Enroll now" sign up and putting more stress on the staff by maxing out their capacity. They have a "cut-off" time to check in at 9am, they will not let you enter the classroom past this time. The food is garbage, oatmeal every day, no utensils for the older kids. The leaders don't care about your children, they just want your money. They try to find ways to send the children home early (based off a couple other parents I have spoken to). One of the staff members are very aggressive physically with the "more difficult" kids and when they don't listen or are having a hard time. I absolutely want you to be aware of this before considering enrollment

I really appreciate this program and staff. They care about the children and provide a great…read morelearning environment. The core team has worked hard during administrative changes and staffing issues.

I'm going to give you the REAL DEAL! Back in the beginning of this year, when our baby first…read morestarted attending... my husband and I almost left! Yup! The director at the time was very nice and polite to us and I will forever be grateful for accepting us into the program especially during the aftermath of COVID. There was ABSOLUTELY no daycare availability and my husband and I were just so grateful to find a spot for our child! Within a month we could start to notice some of the employees were a little sketchy to say the least and there were also some inconsistencies: No lead teacher... different person all the time Delayed communication through the app Had to remind the director about our military discount every week Yup, I was on the cusp of quitting my job to stay home, when ... Ahhhhhhhhhh (angelic music) a beautiful figure appeared in the door LOLL! Ms. Nikki Newsome walked through the door! Not sure what happened but the old director was never seen again. Then so many things changed! Our child had a consistent lead teacher (woo hoo go Ms. Amber:) A new daycare app was set in place and communication was amazing No discrepancies in our bill an awesome learning curriculum every week, our daughter started achieving more and more milestones Her social skills went from high anxiety to not even noticing when I was walking out the door at drop (Hallelujah!)... I could go on with so many great things. Yes, this was a long review but I do not have a million dollars to give Ms. Nikkie for the peace of mind she has brought us as parents. So the best I can do is take the time to say "Thank You Ms. Nikki for being an AWESOME director!" on a platform with hope that she could be recognized for making this school amazing!.

We switched over to La Petite from their sister facility Childtime after our son turned 4 entering…read morePre-K. The difference in the class structure, educational aptitude and overall professionalism was evident. On top of it the cost difference was very reasonable. Although child care is expensive I think this La Petite is well worth the value they offer. Navia as the director and Mrs. Grace and Mrs. Carmen were exceptional in preparing our son for Kindergarten.

My daughter who is 5 has attended Primrose since she was 4 months old, as well as my 3 year old…read moreson. Primrose staff have been nothing but wonderful to my family. My children are well loved and taken care of. I can go to work without worrying because I know they are safe. I recommend Primrose 100%.

DISCLAIMER: This review is for 2014-2016. I did not feel comfortable writing it until after I was…read moresure my child would never again attend PSAC. It would be an impossible review to read if I tried to outline every single positive and negative about the location that we experienced in two years of attendance, so this is an attempt at a high level overview. Primrose made the top of our list when searching for childcare for our unborn baby. We poured over DSS reports, online reviews, and made several in person visits/inspections with our 30+ point spreadsheet/checklist. For us, Primrose was in a tie with another care facility, and the tie breaker ended up being that Primrose opened 30 mins earlier, stayed open 30 mins later, and provided a hot lunch. The building was usually very clean and orderly. On inspection, the staff was very friendly and the children appeared very happy. We were told that the infant's Lead Teacher would be taking maternity leave soon, so there would be a different Lead Teacher when our child was due. We were excited that this location offered sleepsacks, sign language lessons, advertised talking and singing to babies during feedings and diaper changes, provided bedding and almost everything we needed. No lugging a suitcase to daycare on a daily basis! And the curriculum looked amazing. We were sure our little one would be on the right path for a successful start! Since I worked from home, I would make it a point to stop by, unannounced, at various times throught the day just to checkout what was going on at the school. Unfortunately, what we found in the infants room were stained blankets with holes big enough for a baby to stick their head through (strangulation hazard) and no sleepsacks to be found. A nicely designed curriculum that wasn't being implemented. Doors and windows propped open with 90+ degree temperatures outside, with no concern for child safety, heat, or bugs. Lead Teachers who were inexperienced and barely over 18 themselves were left to care for vulnerable infants who couldn't verbalize their needs. We looked up several of the teachers from Primrose and they had some pretty offensive public profiles, which really made us question the hiring practices and background checks at PSAC. And we never interrupted anyone talking or singing to babies as they were fed or changed. There was an incident where a 1-2 YO child fell and bumped their head, according to the incident report. A day or so later, another teacher reported that the child had NOT fallen down, another teacher had "accidentally" pushed the child down in a moment of frustration. That teacher was 'removed' from the classroom and put on leave for a day or two, and then moved to another classroom. But that teacher eventually wound up back in the same classroom with young kids that can barely speak for themselves. Finally, in the 2 years we were there (we were on a waiting list at other care centers for almost a year), there were over 20 different staffing changes in the 3 classrooms we attended. The staffing turnover felt like a clear reflection of unprofessional management and disengaged ownership. We felt like the owner was completely uninterested in child care and this was purely a business venture. And all of this turnover caused our child to have a terrible time with potty training as there can be no routine when staff are in constant flux. IMHO, I really hope things have improved, but if things are still being managed the same, I would look for somewhere else to care for my child.

I went to this daycare for preschool then every year for summer camp till middle school. Found one…read moreof my closest friends there and now that we are both 18 we still talk about the memories we made. While I can't speak on the education aspects as I simply don't remember, I can speak to all good it did for me on a social skills side, learned how to talk with other kids and the field trips taught me how to act out in public. Forever grateful my parents chose this place. As a side note if Mr. Turner still works there, he was real one.

Academically this is a good school. They scored low for me because they did a poor job with…read moredeveloping social emotional and problem solving skills. They also do not provide support in the form of resources for parents whose child is having a difficult time adjusting to the new atmosphere. I wouldn't recommend.

AVOID AVOID AVOID I…read morepulled my daughter, 4 at the time, out of this daycare last year around May. It is now March 2025 and it's still bothering me and I'm still mortified by what I saw and I need to warn parents. One random weekday I decided to pick my daughter up early so we can have a girl-date. I showed up without letting the teachers or anyone know, walked in and said I was picking my child up early to the front desk. They said that's fine and I went through the door (after scanning my card). What I saw was heartbreaking. "Class" was in session for the pre-pre-k (2-3yo I think) class which I had to walk past in order to reach my daughter's class. There are windows that stretch through the hallway so you can see in the classroom. Clearly they didn't see me. I saw the kids all sitting in a strange silence except one little curly haired black/mixed boy. He was clearly having a meltdown, crying with tears streaming down his face. The teacher visibly was yelling in his ear with so much anger in her eyes. I can tell she was threatening him, something scary. She looked so angry and the little boy looked so helpless. There was another staff member there who looked at the teacher and didn't say anything. I hesitantly kept watching and slowly walking past, the teacher did not look up and at this point she forcibly grabbed him by his arms and sat him down on the chair with the rest of the kids. The boy was still visibly crying. She was still in his ears visibly angry. I grabbed my daughter, her class was sitting together while the teacher paced around their table I guess quizzing them? She didn't smile when she saw me, she didn't look friendly. (They never did honestly) I wish I never enrolled her here. I pray that they never mistreated her, but based off the other comments I'm now thinking it's very likely. My daughter was also newly turned 4, and wearing pull-ups because she was having accidents. They told me she wasn't allowed to wear pull-ups. This place needs to be shut down. I wish anyone who is in search of a daycare center and is considering this one stays far away. If you're in the short pump area don't hesitate to reach out if you have questions.

It has been a pleasure watching my toddler grow and learn at TLE these past couple of years.  It…read morehas made her ready for her next adventure into kindergarten. Not just any kindergarten, Saint Bridget's private school, which accepted her based on what she learned at TLE.  So, thank you and all of the teachers.  The friends both her and I have made just added to the overall experience.

It's been 3 weeks since my son went to school at Chesterbrook Stony Point, so far we've been very…read morehappy and lucky to have super nice teachers. They're young, bright, and very energetic. I get a report every day about his eating, sleeping, diaper changing, and various activities he's done through out the day. I call EVERY single day, and the principle Sara is super nice, and always give me a snap shot of what my son is up to. She told me I can call as many time as I like, she's super supportive and understanding. They update the app often so I can see the pictures of my son doing his little activities. Infant 1 only has 2 teachers, so there was only 8 children. They had a system, somehow whenever, I come, it was nice and quiet, and the children look BIG, clean, and content. Their curriculum is great, they'd tell us what we are working on with our son so we can also implement at home also. We're going to have more children, and I'd send them here too so we can go through we their programs. I like how there are 200 acres of wood Park right behind the school so the children would get fresh air circulating around.

My son began at this preschool this past April. I must say this Preschool holds quite a few tenured…read moregems within it. My son was privileged to have Ms Amanda of the intermediates and also Ms Tori. They are an awesome team Tori took him in as her own and loved him. They were both so patient and loving!! He is now in pre k with even more vetted teachers one of whom had been there since 86. Ms. Tucker is extremely hands on with her curriculum and we get updates as far as activities my son participated in. She challenges him to make him better with retaining his lessons. He has made friends and I'm able to see him active and engaged each day on the playground and in class. My son has sensory setbacks, so my fear was always leaving him alone and being away. Since having him there, I don't want him ANYWHERE else. Bobbie and Sarah are amazing Directors and have both been so so accommodating. All of those ladies are like family. It's really touching to me during a time when childcare is hard to come by and undervalued at times, they always ensure my little boy is okay. That he is learning and not left in the shadows or ostracized. I'm forever grateful for the staff there. Thank you all!! I Absolutely recommend as a phenomenal facility to send your child!

They lack site and sound supervision! Poor execution if services. They do not have a standard of…read moreprocedure. My child was bullied and harassed and I was asked to be patient. Kids and staff targeted my daughter and they did not provide a safe environment for her. When I asked for things to be reviewed they were not!! When my daughter defended herself they had a problem. In an incident where it was clearly documented and seen on the camera to show she did not hurt a child they still blamed her. Lack of motivation and consistency at their facilities is dangerous. Do not send your child or children to these centers. They need additional training. I'm a child therapist and I wish I hadn't been so patient. Avoid the damage that I wish I had avoided. Keep them safe by utilizing a better place to provide care.

Caring, loving, healthy and happy!! My kids preffer Kids World over the YMCA for their summer's and…read moreyoungest is ahead of the game as he heads into Kindgergarten thanks to the fabulous pre-k plan.

We loved Woodlake Child Development Center! Our child was in the infant classroom and they felt…read morelike family. They were so attentive to each baby and you could tell they truly cared. As first time parents it meant the world to us that we knew our baby was safe and well cared for. All of the staff (not only the infant teachers) were kind and wonderful! The facility is clean, safe, and educational. They have an app that keeps you up to date on your child's activity throughout the day. They send out announcements through the app and you can also pay for tuition through it. Although we aren't at this daycare anymore due to moving we still pop in to visit. We truly miss them! I highly recommend this daycare.

Jaden is awesome! He is a fantastic babysitter and should get a raise immediately.Whoever is the…read moremanager should give him a raise.