Without a doubt, JLU is my favorite day care. The teachers are caring, experienced, knowledgable…read moreand are focused with creating a safe environment for children. I love the JLU mission - love to learn, learn to love. Its truly an incredible place.

My son is a busy, active, wiggly little guy who has trouble sitting still during circle time, and…read morehe often demands justification for "why" he has to sit still, etc. Despite these challenges, the teachers at JLU have been patient, optimistic, and encouraging. He truly feels loved and cared for, and I love bringing him. Because he is so loved, he has grown emotionally and is on his way to being a strong student. He has thrived in their program and is definitely Kindergarten ready. He can count to 100, knows over 30 site words, can sound out words, knows common (and some peripheral) Bible stories by heart, knows all of his shapes and colors (and sometimes the colors I don't even know that are in the Crayola box!), and he has learned to love learning. He is even interested in artists Giacomo Puccini (I had to Google him!) because he was introduced to them at JLU. He loves animals, and has learned a great deal about them at JLU, even animals I have never heard of such as a narwhal. I noticed his love of music when he was 2, and thought he may have talent in that area. That was confirmed by his former teacher (who is now a music teacher), so he has begun taking piano lessons. He loves it, and his teacher is very impressed by his progress! The greatest benefit besides their emphasis on a quality curriculum program (I've been teaching for 22 years, so I am picky about curriculum), is the emphasis they place on behavior. They encourage the kids to make good choices and to apologize to each other and to forgive each other. My little guy has been apologized to by his friends, heard "I'm sorry," and has been asked to forgive another friend. He has also been naughty himself and had had teachers kindly lead him through that process. This carries into his everyday life. One day, I was angry with a friend who had borrowed money and hadn't paid me back after months. I was discussing this with another mutual friend, and I didn't know that my son was listening. He quickly piped up and said, "But Mama, you have to forgive him. Jesus says." It was a watershed moment for me. It was no longer about money for me; it was about being an example of forgiveness in front of my son. I let it go, and was thrilled that he is learning these life lessons at JLU. I can not recommend them enough. The kids truly love each other, it has a positive atmosphere, and I love that the teachers call the kids "friends". I have also found the parents to be kind, involved, caring, and generally good people. Finally, I have found all of his teachers to be knowledgeable,kind, patient, and truly loving of the kids. When my little guy needs a hug, they are right there. I have had to pick him up when he has gotten ill, and when I arrive, he is being held or cuddled by a teacher, the director, or the owner herself. One time, he suddenly broke out into hives. The owner took pictures of his face for me, called me, filled out a report, and texted the pictures to me for his pediatrician. Good thing...the hives were all but gone by the time we got to his doctor's office. The doctor was also impressed, and immediately diagnosed him with a common virus that causes hives to come and go at will, often after napping. I am so happy I chose JLU. They also do not nickel and dime you or make you fundraise for them. You don't have to bring in money or snacks or classroom supplies. They run a couple of donation programs around Christmas, but it is just to teach the kids to be generous, not to get extra money from the parents. If they had a Kindergarten program, my son would be enrolled in it.

Horrible place to send your child for development one of the teachers there reeks of beer and I saw…read moreher return a bag of empty beer cans back to Wegmans so unprofessional and they teach absolutely nothing worth learning to prepare the children to move forward to the next grade level. Wish I could give 0 stars but it won't allow me

I love this pre-k!! The teachers are amazing! They care, they treat all the kids the same and are…read morevery fair. Erin the director is great. She is on top of everything and she truly cares for all the kiddos. When my child runs in and hugs her I know we're in the right place. She's the director, not a teacher yet all the kids know her and love her. My child receives her therapies here and they are great to work with, it's a very safe place, and they even offer activities such as Soccer Shots and Dance to the kids! I will be sending my 2 year old here when the time comes.

This daycare is HORRIBLE. Valerie and Mike don't have no control over their administratio! One of…read morethe WORST things about these people is their communication! They disregard the harmful stress they put onto you. Being negligent isnt a solid word to even EXPLAIN the foolery this daycare will put you through alone. I've experienced the upmost disrespect and unprofessional, let's not forget the distinguished disappointment. You have to get on them at that very moment YOU CANNOT GIVE THESE PEOPLE GRACE. I REPEAT DO NOT GIVE THEM GRACE!!!! Don't you let up off they neck either bc these people do not care for you child or you for that matter!!!!! PLEASE IF YOU CARE FOR YOUR CHILD DO NOT SEND THEM HERE.!

From the owner: A consistent framework for the day provides a balanced variety of experiences and learning…read moreopportunities. Children engage in both individual and social play, participate in small- and large-group activities, assist with cleanup, socialize during meals, develop self-care skills, and exercise their small and large muscles. The most important segment of the daily routine is the plan-do-review sequence, in which children make decisions about what they will do, carry out their ideas, and reflect upon their activities with adults and other children. These higher-level thinking skills are linked to the development of executive functions, which are needed to be successful in school and life.

Being a new parent is scary. You want to provide a safe environment for your child. Work gives…read moreyou six weeks (only one for the dad), and then you either have to hire a nanny, quit your job, pick a daycare, or hope Grammy can watch your new little prince. Unfortunately we are not wealthy and Grammy likes to golf. We chose Childtime on Dorsey Road. At first we were paranoid that they would not take care of our son as well as we could...WE WERE WRONG!! Ms. Amanda, Ms. Ann, Ms. Danielle, and Ms. Lucy are amazing. The longer we have had our son there, we know that they love him like their own. I cannot recommend this location any more than I have...If you need a daycare that may not have all the bells and whistles, but has a staff that is second to none, then this is the place for you and your family!! THANK YOU CHILDTIME - DORSEY ROAD!!

From the owner: We provide nurturing day care and creative learning in a safe, home-like environment. Our School…read moreReadiness Pathway was designed to empower you with educational options to create the most fitting path for your child and to address each child's specific developmental needs. We offer specialized curriculum in our infant care, toddler care, early preschool, preschool, Pre-K/Pre-Kindergarten, junior Kindergarten and private Kindergarten programs. Learn more about our educational daycare for infants and above, plus before- and after-school care, enrichment programs, summer camp, and Flex Care.

Greece, NY location/Typo on zip. I found the facility to be small and congested in the workout…read moreareas. Also, I found it awkward that an employee stands at a podium in the actual workout area. It felt like members were being watched! A front desk staff member seemed uninformed about specific programs! She reviewed and provided member info to a non-member which I found to be unprofessional and a privacy concern.

The pool is nice I thing I HATE is that you have to do your deep end test in the big pool and 16…read morefor the sauna.Gym is fine...

Pam and Paula are two great teachers ! They both have been at he center for multiple years. The two…read moreof them make the center great

From the owner: Hello and welcome to Care-a-lot North Greece. We are located on the corner of Maiden and Long Pond,…read moreat 1924 Maiden Lane, inside the Greece United Methodist Church. Hours of operation are Monday through Friday, 7:30 am - 5:30 pm, welcoming families to visit and drop off anytime between these hours. We care for children as young as 6 weeks up to 10 years of age. We also provide 'Before' and 'After' school care for our school-age friends who reside within the Greece Central School District. During school recess, we offer Vacation Club, and during the summer time, we offer a Summer Camp Program to our school-age children.

i love little builders day care . if your looking for an amazing person to care for your child you…read morewont be disappointed in Ms Trudie. She takes care of my two sons who have special needs and every time I go to pick them up they never wanna leave which is a plus in my book. she takes kids on trips and all sorts of things couldn't have picked an amazing daycare like this . Ms Trudie we love you !

From the owner: We are a family at little builders daycare everyone is treated as family. All the kids get along…read moregreat together we are very hands on.