Floor is extremely dirty. I'd never consider allowing a baby or toddler to play on this floor…read more Looks like it has never seen the wet end of a mop and some Lysol cleaner.

My daughter absolutely loves this place and the staff are so the best! The play area is big and…read morethere's lots to do. My daughters favorite is the ball pit.

Despite the unassuming exterior I believe that this is an excellent gymnastics establishment…read more They have programs for kids of all ages, and are even setting up some programs for adults. They do camps during school holidays and other events for the kids as well. For the price, they definitely seem worth it. My daughter loves coming every week for tumbling. The only real issue we have had was that when we did my son's birthday party, they had run out of napkins and plasticware with which to eat cake, even though that was included with the party. My understanding, however, is that this was an oversight, not something that routinely happens.

We have been taking gymnastics at world for years and have found them reasonably priced and they…read moremake gymnastics fun for my kids.

Updating my review as I am now a staff member as well as parent of two Sunbrook children! From an…read moreemployee standpoint I feel so great about sending my children here. Everyone employed has a true love for what they do and always have the children's best interest in mind. They have a menu that serves healthy food and introduces them to new options. My daughter eats so much at school that she wouldn't normally touch at home! They get playground time twice a day & are constantly updating kid reports with fun pictures so I know exactly what they're doing and when. Love Sunbrook and so happy to be a part of their team!

I would strongly discourage anyone from sending their child to Sunbrook Academy. I apologize for…read morethe long review but want other parents to be warned and understand our experience so that they can make an informed decision about where they send their children, especially infants. While our son only attended the school for a total of 8 hours, it has been nothing but less than favorable interactions from the initial drop off. When my husband and I arrived to drop our son off, the assistant director was on what sounded like a personal telephone call discussing another parent complaining about her. After waiting there for 5 minutes, she got off the phone, and did not know who we were or why we were there. We explained it was our son's first day and we were there to drop off. She walked us to our son's classroom where we met his teacher. Walking into the room, there was a single teacher getting bottles ready while 5 infants sat on the other side of the gate area, several of which were whining/crying. Most of the lights were off and the room is crowded and dark. The teacher said hello to me and my husband and asked me about our son's feeding/sleeping routine. We asked if we could help set him up in the room, which they allowed. At no point during this interaction did anyone say hello or welcome our son. We ultimately left him in the room playing with toys while the teacher continued to get the other children their food. Not once did we see her, or anyone, acknowledge our son before leaving. It was so discomforting that both my husband and I considered walking back into the room and taking our son home right then. I reported this to the director that morning around 10:00am. She apologized for the experience, explained it was an off morning and that she would talk with the assistant director as well as the teacher. When we picked up our son at 11:30am, he was exhausted, and had clearly been crying a lot. Upon our son's return to school, the second drop off was better. The following week, our son attended his third and final day at school. When I returned to pick up my son, the school director, Michelle, was also in the room and the teacher was holding my son sleeping. They informed me that my son had hurt himself while crawling, resulting in a bloody lip and scratched nose. On my car ride home, I called the school and asked to speak with Michelle director about what had occurred so that I could understand better. Beth, the assistant director, explained that Michelle was on a tour so I asked that she give me a call back after the tour. After two days and five telephone calls/voicemails, I finally was able to get in touch with the school director. At no point did anyone return my phone call or call to see why my son was absent after an incident at the school. The incident itself was not an issue, as I know babies will get hurt as they learn to crawl and walk but it was how the school handled things following the incident that was the problem. Sunbrook Academy advertises itself as a safe and nurturing place for your baby to receive loving care and learning experiences. The Infant Care Program is committed to making the first transition away from home natural and easy for both child and parent. Our experience was anything but that. After several weeks of back and forth with the regional director or Cadence, I was finally able to review the video of the incident involving my son. It was as described but the whole ordeal left me very disappointed in the school and how they care for children. I unfortunately have heard more horror stories about this school over the last few weeks and had I known any of this prior to enrolling our son, I would never have let him attend this school.

This place is fantastic! highly recommend for swimming and lessons. Very clean facility and…read morefriendly staff.

We had our kids' birthday party at the indoor pool at Rountree Recreation, and unfortunately, I…read morewould not recommend having a party here after the experience we had. The woman overseeing the party area was incredibly rude and confrontational with us throughout the party. Our guests obviously didn't all arrive at the exact same time, so some kids were swimming while others were getting food. We made sure the kids dried off before coming into the eating area, but she repeatedly became upset with us and insisted that the children needed to either ALL be swimming or ALL be eating and could not go back and forth between the pool and party area. It made what should have been a fun, relaxed birthday party feel stressful from the beginning. The most upsetting part involved one of our 11-year-old guests, who wears pants while swimming for religious reasons. She made him get out of the pool because his pants had pockets and told us they were a safety concern because they could "weigh his legs down." We explained that this is how he regularly swims, that he was comfortable and capable in the water, and that this attire was important to him. Instead of handling the situation discreetly and respectfully, it turned into roughly 15 minutes of back and forth while this poor child stood there embarrassed and uncomfortable. My daughter became so upset seeing her friend excluded from her birthday party that she started crying because she felt terrible that he couldn't participate. We eventually got the situation resolved and he was allowed back in, but by then the damage was done. A child should never be made to feel singled out or embarrassed like that, especially over something connected to his religious practices. The entire experience was so uncomfortable that we actually chose to leave before our reserved party time was even over because we were simply done dealing with the hostility. I completely understand that a public pool needs rules, especially when it comes to safety. What I do not understand is why those rules couldn't have been communicated to us respectfully, reasonably, and with some compassion, especially when dealing with children. We came here to celebrate our kids' birthdays and make happy memories with their friends. Instead, we spent a large portion of the party feeling like we were being scolded and monitored, and one of our young guests was made to feel embarrassed and singled out. We will not be returning, and I would strongly encourage other parents considering a birthday party here to ask very specific questions about their party and swim policies before booking.

The classes move quickly and we were a bit shocked by the pace of moving baby through the lessons…read morebut it works! We've attended two classes for our child and thus far everything is going great. There are family changing rooms to get young kids changed and there are also stalls to use to change. The pool is kept at 90 degrees and the room itself is very warm too. The pool is surrounded by glass walls (like a fish bowl) and chairs so you can sit in a room that's not so hot and watch your kid. If you have a very young child prepare to go into the pool.

My son has been coming here since he was 6 months old. We love the staff here and the instructors…read moreare very professional and hands-on. We like that you can watch the classes through the glass (without getting wet) and you can see all the age groups practicing. We usually do one session weekly and my son has advanced so much since he started. He absolutely loves the classes and loves to swim. The only downside is the parking. You have to get there pretty early to get good parking otherwise, the lot is full as there are several other businesses around. Definitely recommend it!

i'm going to give the center a 5 only because Ms Monica and Ms Terri , Ms Darius are a great access…read moreto the company . My child has been attending the school for a year now and i have seen a lot of change. The concern is the director , I have notice she doesn't interact with the parents nor does she interact with the kids. i watch the cameras and not one time have i seen her in the classroom interacting with the children and that's not good at all. She is new and as a parent i want to trust the fact my child is be loved by all not just a few . It starts at the top. When i drop off in the morning she is sitting at the desk no hello or good morning to parents or kids. when i pick up still she is in the same spot . no goodbyes to parents or the kids. This is not good she has been there long enough now to know families but she will never know them if she does not interact with them!!!!

Dont send your child here. they don't do anything but lie. The assistant director yagoo or whate…read morehis name is rude. I have called them 5 times this morning they will not pick up the phon. A year ago now my 1year old attended this daycare, everything was good for a few week. then my baby started getting sick and i understand that his immune system was low. Then one day i received a call they didn't have enough staff ok i had to miss work. then he went back one week after that the daycare was flooded. they was closed 2 weeks. daycare reopened ag for one wee, maybe 3 days that week because the holidays. that monday i drop my baby off just pulled up at work at 6:50 they call at 7:05 come get him. I said why, something was wrong the daycare flooded. so after that i lost my job. but before the flood and ect, i received calls he was sick he running off, he have a temperature of 101. he was wrote up for chocking a child, he had a attitude and ect.. we talking about a 1year old that can't talk never been around kids the size of a 6 month old. i have more to say but u get the picture.

Son loves this school. Greatest ser ice provided by the staff. Wonderful response time to any and…read moreall concerns.

Miss Tina and Miss Lauren were so good to my daughter. She had never been to school or daycare…read morebefore her year at pre-k with them, and they took such good care of her. She learned so much from them and they are stars in my eyes. I can only hope they're still teaching when my son starts next year.

Children teachers that aren't equipped to deal with kids. Place is run poorly and wouldn't…read morerecommend to anyone.

I absolutely love this place! I went there years ago (as did my mom and brother) and now one of my…read morekids is attending! It has helped his respectfulness and control SO much! The Dickson's are the best out there. Hands down.