The staff and owner have been amazing. My two grand kids have been there for years and we have a…read more3rd on the way that is signed up. The kids are always telling me how much they like their teachers. They do a lot with the kids and involve the families. My grandson has taken a liking specifically to one teacher and she has been teaching him a 2nd language as it's much easier to learn when learning to speak. Its a great place and I highly recommend it to anyone.

For over 3 years, my kiddos have been attending It's A Child's World, and let me tell you, it's…read moretruly been a comforting experience! As a parent, it's so hard to find the right person or center to care for our kids. I feel as if our family is extremely lucky to have found such a great center. The staff here isn't just staff; they are family. The owner, Dana, is so involved and heavy on good communication with parents. I have loved watching her pour her heart and soul into maintaining a safe and stimulating environment for the kids over the years. I must highlight the activities and events they organize because they are truly top-notch. Whether it's an outdoor adventure, a fun field trip, a creative craft session, or a themed celebration... The staff put a lot of thought and effort into creating memorable experiences for the children, and it's something we deeply appreciate. They put together monthly family fun nights at no cost to the families (such as going to a River Bandits game or renting out an entire movie theater!) to allow staff and families to connect at a higher level which I think is spectacular and I have never heard of any other centers doing this. I have had some troubles with my 4-year old's behavior, and they've always been quick to address any concerns or issues that arise, and they do so with empathy and understanding. There were a few weeks where I had to talk to his teachers every single day about it and we were able to work together and come up with specific solutions to help my son. After just a few weeks of both of us working with him the way we did, his behavior improved so much. Without the compassion they have, these issues we were having would have surly escalated. In essence, IACW is a second home for my babies. They've created irreplaceable bonds with their teachers and countless memories. There hasn't been a single day in over 3 years that my kids didn't want to go to IACW. I would highly recommend this daycare.

Had the pleasure of visiting here while performing my work related duties…read more A huge thank you to Kai Swanson. What a wonderfully nice man. Cafeteria left nothing to the imagination. Every possible food item you could want Great learning atmosphere. I wish I was college age just so I could attend this amazing learning institution Thanks for the great tour and lunch

This college looks impressive on paper and during campus tours, which is exactly why my child chose…read moreto attend. Unfortunately, the reality was very different and the decision turned out to be a major mistake. Students are treated more like high schoolers than college adults, with policies and oversight that feel controlling and out of step with what most families expect from a university. The most alarming issue, however, is how the school appears to handle rape and sexual assault. From what we witnessed, the system seems to protect perpetrators far more than it protects victims. Individuals accused of serious misconduct appear to face minimal consequences, while victims can feel ignored, blamed, or even vilified for speaking up. That kind of environment discourages reporting and raises serious concerns about student safety. Drugs and alcohol are also clearly present on campus, yet the systems meant to monitor and address these problems seem ineffective. We did ask questions about safety and student well-being before enrolling and, unfortunately, believed the reassurances we were given. In hindsight, the reality did not match the rhetoric. Overall, the college does a very good job marketing itself and creating a positive first impression. Unfortunately, our experience suggests that the reality behind the brochures is far less reassuring. Families considering this school should ask difficult questions about student safety, accountability, and how serious incidents are actually handled.

I work 3rd shift. My son is four and has been going here for 2 years. They are great with him. He…read moreloves coming to daycare. Also love they are open 24 hours a day 7 days a week at comparable prices. Thank you live laugh love daycare for provide a fun and loving environment for my son!!!!

The teachers here really care about the kids! I can't tell you how many times I've seen them going…read morea above and beyond to help the kids! The staff are always looking for creative fun things to do with the kids!

have been with this Center for almost 2 years. They have been nothing but amazing to not only staff…read morebut to ALL children who attend and parents as well. Learning Tree is definitely one of a kind and is such a great place for kids to come and learn and just be themselves. They have so many different ethnic groups within the center and to me that's special and something to be proud about. I come from a family a large family 11kids total (some are mixed, some are white and some are black) I will say when people pull the racist card and expect people to feel sorry for them without sharing the FULL truth on the circumstance that's not okay. Please share the whole story before bashing anyone.The Director will bend over backwards for anyone and everyone to help keep your child healthy and happy as well as parents.

My daughter went here for 3 years and loved it. I cant say enough about the staff. You can call…read morewhenever and check on your child. You cant get in without a security code. The hours are very accomodating for the working parents. They have school and craft time everyday. They arent just another kid here they really do care. I cant tell you how many times her hair was redone because it had fallen out or she had a band aid for a little scratch to make her feel better. We both miss them already.

The staff at Stepping Stones is excellent! They have cared for both of my kids since they were…read moreinfants. They have excellent programming in place for the kids, field trips and activities. The owners are always available to answer any questions or concerns I have at any time. They treat the children there like their own and call whenever a question or concern arises.

This center does a really great job teaching the kids and not just "babysitting." Unfortunately, we…read moreeventually had to pull my son out due to witnessing several different staff members putting their hands on the kids and yelling at them. He attended in the 4/5 year old class. I witnessed one employee grab a child by the chin, turn his head to her and say "look at me!" I witnessed another grab my own child by the arm and pull him to her because he stepped out of line. I also witnessed a staff member bent down to a sitting child yelling in his face. The look on his face was one of pure terror. (I'm not talking about a stern, raised voice. This was indeed yelling.) I picked up my child one afternoon, and could clearly hear a staff member yelling in the infant room through the closed door. What could you possibly have to yell at infants about?! My son would tell me with no prompting how one of his teachers was mean, always yelled, and also flicked students. (This was not Miss Maggie. She is a great teacher and probably the best at the center.) Another thing that made me uncomfortable, was when my son came home singing a song with the words, "It's Christmas, don't be a jerk." In my personal opinion, "jerk" is not an appropriate word to be teaching 4 and 5 year olds. I spoke to the director and I was assured that the teachers would be "talked" to, but I continued to witness these things after that. I think more than "talking" to should have been done as it's unacceptable to put your hands on children in the manners that I saw. We also felt very uncomfortable dropping off and picking up my son because most of the staff would give no greeting or even look in our direction. I'm not sure if this was due to my complaints to the director or not. My son gave 5 members of the staff Christmas presents and received a thank you from only one (Miss Maggie). It's a shame to have to explain to a young child why some of his "teachers" didn't like his gifts, which is what he asked me. As I previously stated and to be fair, this center is absolutely amazing at the planned activities, field-trips, and learning for the children. I was very impressed with that. We just weren't comfortable with the overall treatment of the children besides that. After posting this review on their Facebook page, it was promptly deleted and I was private messaged by the Assistant Director! Instead of addressing concerns, they blame me for "never being happy" and having too many questions and concerns. Every parent should be able to ask questions and share concerns with the establishment tending to their child!

Fantastiska! For…read moreyears I've been searching for a place that would house all of my Swedish Immigration Research needs, and now I can safely say that the search is over! There is so much information at your fingertips here that you'll never need to go to another place again! The library, the internet, Target. . .all of these have been rendered obsolete by the meticulous records and comprehensive books found at the SSWIRC. Need to know how many Swedish Immigrants entered America in 1923? Come on down! Got a really, really specific report about Swedish immigrants due in like 10 hours? They'll help ya! Having trouble locating Sweden on a map? Not a problem for this staff! And that's one of the best parts, too: the staff. They are so helpful and know literally everything about Swedish Immigration. Go on, ask them to name every Swedish immigrant ever and then marvel as they begin rattling off every name, from Andruws Aaker all the way to Zergei Zetterburg! Respektingivande! One time, I had a flat tire in front of the SSWIRC building and two members of the staff rushed outside and changed it for me. No jack, no tools. Just lifted the car up and swapped the tire out, all while singing Swedish immigration folk songs. These guys will go the extra kilometer! I swear to God that this place is awesome. I go there at least twice a week, and I live in Tirane, Albania! I am going to go broke constantly visiting this museum, but I will do it in style. Tre skål för den SSWIRC!!!

Both of my kids have attended this Kindercare center. The staff is excellent and caring. The…read morecurriculum is age appropriate in each of the rooms and the kids LOVE it! I would 10/10 recommend.