Safe, friendly and helpful environment that really gives positive vibes to everyone. Staff is…read morefriendly and co-operative. The educators really make efforts to engage the kids and help them grow in their individual way. The management is committed to provide a safe, fun and loving environment. I experienced it as I worked in the daycare for more than one month. Unfortunately, I had to go back to my college, beacuse my internship is finished. I highly recommend this daycare to everyone.

This is very good daycare. I did work here as an intern. All the educators as well as director are…read morevery cooperative and helpful. They deal the children with polite manner. I would say this is the best daycare for your children. Parents should visit this daycare.I hope, parents will be satisfied.

great daycare!!! Nice directrice, excellent educators, clean, educational program, fun for children.read more

As our daughter graduates from daycare and prepares for her next adventure, we want to take a…read moremoment to express our deepest gratitude to the entire team. She started here at just 12 months old, and for the past 4.5 years, this daycare has been so much more than a place for childcare--it has truly been her second home. From her very first steps and words to the confident, kind, and curious little person she is today, we have had the privilege of watching her grow in an environment filled with love, encouragement, and care. The educators are simply amazing. Their patience, dedication, warmth, and genuine affection for the children are evident in everything they do. They have celebrated milestones, comforted tears, encouraged independence, and created countless happy memories along the way. We are incredibly proud of the young girl our daughter has become, and we know that the support, guidance, and nurturing she received here played a significant role in shaping her early years. The friendships she has built, the lessons she has learned, and the confidence she has gained will stay with her for years to come. Leaving is bittersweet because this place has been such an important part of our family's life. Thank you to every educator and staff member for loving and caring for our daughter as if she were your own. We will always be grateful for the positive impact you've had on her life and for making these early years so special. We highly recommend this daycare to any family looking for a caring, supportive, and truly exceptional environment for their child. 5

great service , answered right way my kid is happy there…read moreand I feel safe educator are qualified and the daycare is always clean and the food smells good

my 2 children attend this daycare and I am very satisfied with the service. High quality meals and…read moreattentive educators , thank you

Let's be clear: the food here is terrible and extremely unhealthy... but that's not the point of…read morethis kind of place. I organized a birthday party here for my daughter (w/ 10 or so friends) and everyone had FUN! That's what matters. The kids enjoyed the playground area and the laser tag (I enjoyed the latter as well). The activity flow was well-organized and implemented. This was money well spent. I kind of wonder: could a place like this offer the same activities, improve the healthiness and quality of food, increase the price point in response, and survive/thrive? I'd be a customer in that "version" of Cache-A-L'eau for sure ;-)

We attended a birthday party of one of my daughter's friends. First things first: the kiddos had a…read moreblast. The place is huge and there are plenty of fun play areas for the kids. What was lacking was supervision. There is an area for kids 3 and under, but no one was around to ask older kids not to enter. My daughter is not quite 2 years old yet and kept being pushed around by kids over 5 and as old as 10. Older kids do tend to dominate space, which is fine - but they have SO many other areas to play; that it really wasn't necessary that they be there. It would have been more pleasant if there was someone to monitor the areas and kindly remind the older kids that this particular area is for smaller kids only. Secondly, I have a 4-month-old baby as well and was disappointed to find out that they do not have an area or room for breastfeeding. When I asked whether there was a room for breastfeeding I was directed to a single bathroom with a clogged toilet and basically told that this was better than nothing. Perhaps my standards are too high, but I feel as though if you are going to open an children's amusement center you should probably consider that some parents have babies in addition to toddlers or older kids, and that they may need to feed them. It is unacceptable to me to suggest that a mother should feed her child on a toilet. If for no other reason than it being unsanitary.

I had to find a day camp for my daughter for the week and it was difficult as it was very last…read moreminute so I called them asking if they had room and they said they would squeeze her in. I was thankful because I work full time and she needed to be taken care of somewhere so I followed their instructions and filled out the registration to e-mail but in the registration, it said that if someone has special needs (autism), that they absolutely need a shadow. My daughter is very high functioning and did not have a shadow for the previous 7 weeks at another day camp but I called them back, told them that she did not have a shadow and that she could not attend their camp. The person on the phone insisted that it was okay and that she could come anyhow. In the registration application, I indicated that she does wander and just to keep an eye on her. Saint-Raymond's daycamp did not have a problem with her and just kept an eye on her. They took the registration and were like great, come in Monday etc. Monday, her father picks her up and the daycamp kid complains that she is wandering. Yes, this was mentioned on the phone before applying and on the application. Her father said that he would speak to her and they go home. Tuesday, we get a call at around noon saying that she can no longer stay at the camp because she is wandering around, IN THE GYM. When I told them that it was them that insisted that she go regardless, she apologized but it put me in a bad predicament. When I picked her up, Anna was really happy to see me, squealed and came running to me but I look at the other girl daycamp educator kid and she is cringing, holding her ears cause Anna squealed too loud. Then the guy tells me that I probably spoke to someone different on the phone and they gave conflicting information. What the hell? My daughter is telling me that this is her new day camp and that she likes it, but I had to drag her out. It was terrible. They did not even give her a chance. All they had to do was keep an eye on her. They had no patience for her and I was going to find another day camp and they INSISTED that she did not need a shadow even though the application clearly states that every kid with special needs has to have a shadow. That was complete misrepresentation, it put me in a terrible position and no one even wanted to look me in the eyes. They gave me my cheque back and ignored me. Except the blonde teenage guy and the girl teenager who cringed when Anna squealed my name and came running to me but those were 2 second conversations and the girl just told me where here bag was. Worst place ever.

This is a very welcoming place. My daughter enjoyed the summer camp very much. They brought her all…read morearound the city on trips all summer. The staff members were kind and always kept her happy. Very good camp!

great place, friendly in a amazing location. The teachers are professionals. I go there since 2016read more

I like it here very much. Maybe it's the kid in me who went to a zillion gymnastics classes between…read morewhen school finished and my parents finished work, and who was especially fond of the uneven parallel bars. Maybe it's the idea of turning this thing that people associate with putting the female body on display for men around, and looking at how incredibly physically challenging and artistic it is, to the point where it becomes a popular competitive sport. Maybe it's that I can be wildly klutzy and awkward and learning a sexy swing is nice, and when I fail at it, is hilarious. Anyway, I'd always wanted to try it. So I went! The studio is clean and bright and overlooks Jean Talon market, and it's covered in these funny and welcoming posters that make you feel like it's totally ok to be a complete awkward beginner at pole dancing and to try it anyway. The owner has a great welcoming energy, she's funny and upbeat and intent on making a non-competitive fun space. The studio is tiny and classes book in advance, so take advantage of the online reservation system. I took a class for beginners and most of the class was not beginners and that was intimidating, but I loved it anyway. We did a whole simple routine by the end of the hour and I was bad at it but it was deeply satisfying anyway. Can't wait to go back.