Everyone is friendly and professional. They have taken extra measures to make sure everyone…read moreentering is checked out and cleared. The doors are always locked and secured for kids safety. My kids love this place, they have fun and are always excited to go.

From the owner: Lil' Treasures Learning Academy offers childcare focused on learning, social growth, and early…read moredevelopment. Children thrive in a safe, nurturing environment with engaging activities. Learn more about Lil' Treasures Learning Academy today!

Very nice set up in historic hikkcresf neighborhood. It is very convenient to work for UMAS and ACH…read moreemployees. Excellent hours. Very good approach to early childhood education with diverse group of students and teachers. Both of our children go here.

Overall, I give this school 4/5 stars at this time because, for me, the most important aspects of…read morechildcare are quite strong, and there is some room for improvement. We've been there 1.5 years. The strengths start with the staff--almost all staff are engaged (read: not on their phones, willing to conference and work with parents), and pleasant. Another strength is their policies -- the ratios they require are better than DHS, they implement and advertise policies for safety (eg, parents don't be on cell phone at pick up). Plus, the Montessori curriculum is actually implemented in classrooms--it's not just a daycare holding place. We moved from another daycare and my child's physical and cognitive development skyrocketed when we Changed schools. Now, the school is in a huge old house, so it's not fancy in material but they regularly repair and have an excellent playground the kids visit 1-2 times daily. I find it perfectly quaint. The limits right now are on communication about big changes. They have a monthly newsletter that's brief and helpful. They lack other infrastructure for communicating with parents that really works--some have a Facebook page, some rely on texting parents...but it's not consistent or multifaceted enough to catch everybody (eg some people email, some need flyers). I've learned about big changes by noticing something and asking, Like a new teacher joining or combining two classrooms. My other issue is with nutrition, which plays a big role in child behavior, mood, and development . "Snack" is often processed food with few nutrients (eg Cheez its, graham crackers), and hot lunch is better but not great. Now, we compensate by bringing our child's lunch, but she eats most or more of her allotted sugar each day at school snacks and doesn't get many important nutrients from the food provided.

Great day care! The whole staff is super nice and I feel comfortable leaving my 9 month old with…read morethem while I'm at work. The rates are fair and seem near even with other local daycares. I receive a "report card" daily on when my child was fed, diaper changed, slept and any other worthy notes. He always comes home with a smile Nd wore out. The building is a bit old but it does not make for a lesser place. I recommend for sure!

Looking for a daycare alternative? Check out Jacksonville Christian Academy located across the…read morestreet from Eastside Elementary in Cabot. My son had learned a ton there this past year and although it is a private preschool, it actually costs less than daycare. Here is their website http://www.bbcjax.com/jca/. Check them out! They're amazing!

From the owner: Academically Excellent, Distinctively Christian…read more Oldest & Largest Christian School in Jacksonville. College & Career Counseling; Child care; Preschool 2 1/2-4 yrs. & K-12; Hot lunches & nutritional snacks.

Absolutely love this lady! She is one of the best daycare provider's I have had and one of the…read morebest in this area. My son started with her when he was 8 weeks old and went with her until recently and he will be 2 soon. She is like his second mother and great with all her kids. Very well organized, clean and does plenty of activities with the kids from arts and crafts, water day, walks, circle time, learning activities, baking, and so much more. You will not be disappointed with the quality of care she will provide. Her and her family are like family to me and my son and we miss her.

From the owner: Keri's Home daycare is licensed with the state of Arkansas as well as Little Rock AFB. I provider a…read moreloving,safe environment for your child.I provider breakfast,lunch and a Pm snack that has been approved by the UDSA.Keri's Home Daycare has been in business for 16 years.Better Beginnings level 3,CDA and CPR and first aid certification . Cash,check ,PayPal or money order accepted

Unfortunately my 11 week old was not attended to very well. He only spent one week at the facility…read morebut 4 out of the 5 days we picked him up he was crying. The 5th day was my breaking point as my baby was hysterically crying, I could here him from the moment I walked in the front door. When I got to him he was drenched in sweat and the care taker (there was only one person in the room at the time) was putting another baby in a swing. This day was the first time my baby had ever cried actual running tears, I'm sure he had been screaming crying for over 15 minutes at the very least as there were beads of sweat and tears running down his face and his back was drenched as well. I decided that I couldn't leave him in their care any longer as I felt he was neglected. Because I had only had him there for one week I asked for a refund of the following week of care but I was denied a refund. I understand that there is a company policy of a two week notice but there is no way I could allow my child to be in a daycare that allows him to cry to the point of being inconsolable. I explained our situation as a military family and soon to be a one income family if they could please make an exception for these circumstances and they did not. I would not recommend this daycare for any infants, the only time they have face to face time with a caretaker is when they are being fed and burped, other than that they are corralled in and out of swings, bouncers and their cribs. The state has mandated a 1:5 ratio but kareer kids was grandfathered in to have a 1:6 ratio, the care takers are clearly overwhelmed.