Absolutely LOVE Hand in Hand! My daughter just missed the Kindergarten cutoff, which means we get to enjoy another amazing year here--and I couldn't be happier about it! She's been attending for over a year now, and every day reaffirms that we made the BEST choice. From day one, the staff has been nothing short of incredible--so warm, welcoming, and truly invested in every child. I toured so many schools, but the moment I met Mrs. Jackie, I knew this was the place. She went above and beyond--giving me two full tours, answering all my (many!) questions as a nervous first-time mom, and making me feel completely at ease. And it doesn't stop there! Mrs. Jamie and Mrs. Stephanie are absolute gems--kind, attentive, and so passionate about what they do. This isn't just daycare--it's a pre-K powerhouse! The curriculum is thoughtfully designed to prepare kids for the next step, focusing on numbers, letters, writing, and more. My daughter has learned SO much and comes home excited to share it every day. The environment is spotless, safe, and full of love. The classrooms are bright, beautifully decorated, and filled with incredible learning tools that keep the kids engaged and inspired. I recommend Hand in Hand to everyone I know--it's truly a hidden gem. So thankful we found this place! read more

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This place is wonderful! One child has been here since infant room and the other since 2yrs old. The staff all know the kids and create an intimate learning & social environment for them. Each class has 2 teachers depending on the student:teacher ratio, and there are times when other staff are in the class to fill in. Both my kids love seeing some of their old teachers from previous classroom whenever they fill in like Miss Kenisha! All the staff have been amazing and welcoming. The kids and their parents become friends outside of daycare, and I've put together play dates with my kids' friends. It truly is an amazing experience knowing my kids are cared for and loved while both my husband and I work. In the infant room they create a binder for the year your baby is in their classroom, and my son loves looking back at this. By the pre-school classroom, they create another binder of their year in the classroom before kindergarten. read more

For all the anxious moms out there: I know how scary it can feel to search for a place that's both safe for your little ones and feels like a true extension of your family. LOOK NO FURTHER, Y'ALL! Hand in Hand has been exactly that for me. I can't recommend them enough. There are so many reasons I love this school, but here are the ones that mean the most to me: - The teachers are TRULY caring, patient, and dedicated to every child. My kids are safe and cared for, have fun, and are encouraged to learn and grow there. And it's not just one teacher....they literally hire the best people. It's every. single. one of them. - These folks cared for my daughter from the time she was an infant until I sent her off to Elementary school. They held my hand and worked with my littles throughout all the important stages. Potty training, learning ABCs, prepping for Kinder, and all the fun little milestones. My little boy has been there for several years now (he's almost 4). The curriculum at Hand in Hand has given both a head start and a strong learning foundation. Plus, the school has helped them with their overall general social skills with other kiddos. If you are looking for a preschool where your babies are supported and loved like family, the kids are excited to go see their teachers (my little boy told me his teacher is his best friend...like are you kidding me), and have a fantastic administrative team, I highly....highly... HIGHLY recommend you check out Hand in Hand. read more

My son was born during the pandemic and didn't spend a day away from me until he was two years old and I had to put him in daycare. We chose another facility and had an awful experience. I had heard good things about Hand in Hand from some people in my community so I decided to check it out. From day 1, the teachers and admin staff made me feel so comfortable leaving my son in their care. Hand in Hand is more than a daycare. It is a safe and loving place where children learn and grow. They helped with potty training when my son was reluctant and now he is learning to read and write. Every day he has to stop and hug all of his previous teachers on the way out the door. They all know him by name and they are familiar with our family. He will be starting kindergarten in August and I know he will be well prepared! My daughter, who is in elementary school, has also attended the school aged program. They picked her up from school which was a huge help to me as a working mom. She was also able to go there during school breaks. If I had to do it again I would choose Hand in Hand without any hesitation. read more

We came to Hand in Hand after a tough first experience with another daycare center we had to pull our child from and the difference was night-and-day! Administratively they are organized, professional, and flexible. Our kiddo goes 2 days per week and when we have to miss one they are always able and willing to let us make it up that same week, which is amazing. The cost of the school without sacrificing the quality provided also just can't be beat, in our experience. Stephanie at the front - and all the front office staff - is always friendly and accommodating. We highly value having dedicated admin staff to administer epi-pens, which our previous school didn't really have (legally this is supposed to followed, but many centers don't have staff at the front as they are understaffed and helping with ratio in classrooms). The peace of mind that offers for us and our child's safety is invaluable. They are also always on top of where the meds are and when expiration is coming up and notify us so we can replace them. We've had an incredible experience with the teachers. So many care centers have high turnover and it is tough on the kids and families, but so many teachers have been at Hand in Hand for years, which makes a HUGE difference not only for the kiddos and their comfort, but for our ability to trust that they know our kid and look out for them like we would. We had Ms. Tori in the 2-3 room and she was so friendly, communicative, helpful, and supportive. We loved all the arts and crafts she does and have some cherished pieces, still. Even when we were going through potty-training and using a less-common strategy, she was ready and willing to help us along - and even had our kid out of pullups at naptime before we ever thought to try it. Our child created such a special bond with her and we still love to say 'Hi' and catch up with her when we can even though we've been out of her class for over a year now! I truly don't know how she manages that age group with such patience and care, but she is a rock star! Ms. Catherine was our 3-4 teacher and was also just phenomenal. Not only did she make our kiddo feel supported and safe to grow and be themselves, but she constantly reinforced what we love about this school as parents - a commitment to our child and their emotional and physical wellbeing and safety. She made an extra effort to understand our food allergy and limitations and would always accommodate our requests and ensured our child was included in special treat days, parties, etc. She went above and beyond multiple times for our kiddo and was just a dream to have in such a formative year. She is the truest example of someone who was meant to do this work. Maybe we got some unicorn teachers, but so many other teachers (Ms. Stephanie, Ms. Abby, Ms. Kenisha, Ms. Suki) our kiddo has created bonds with as well and is always eager to wave or give a hug to. The fact that this is the case just speaks to how good so many of the teachers are at their jobs and how much they care. The most important thing to us is that our child feels safe and cared for, and that we as parents also feel like the center prioritizes transparency, cooperation, and safety for our child, which we can say has been the case throughout our time at Hand in Hand. I would truly recommend this location to anyone! read more

Updating my review. While my child was here very very part time. I thoroughly enjoyed the 2 year old room with Anika and Tori. Even though often their numbers were out of compliance and they seemed very stressed - my son was happy to be dropped off and picked up and often talked about them (still does!) However when he moved to the next room across the hall he was absolutely terrified to be in this room with this teacher. On the first day she told me I needed to be a better mom and drop off and leave it to her because he was so sad. I'm not a clingy mother but my child acting a different type of way was concerning. He came home several times that week telling me he was scared, gettinf screamed at and his ear pulled. Kids dont randomly make this up. I complained for a different teacher and was told no. I never went back to the school. To this day a year later when we drive past he TALKS ABOUT THE MEAN TEACHER. And in a local moms group very recently other parents have come forward to share their experience FROM THIS SAME ROOM! The amount of guilt I feel for even leaving him the extra day in there is so heightened. I've emailed my experience and concern and was never contacted back. Instead they sent me a bill for the days missed. Pretty stingy and cruel considering they were making over 1k a month on full time tuition when he came 2x a week- told me there was nothing part time open even though friends of ours enrolled pt. Collecting payments is all that seems to matter here. Couldn't even be bothered to reply back. read more

Hand in Hand Buffalo is exactly what a childcare facility should be! The staff is knowledgeable, courteous, efficient, friendly, organized, and love children. The school itself is maintained well, clean, organized, and safe. Everything about this school is professional and executed with children in mind. When something runs this well, the staff will feel it and it will trickle down to everyone else. Very well done! read more

For the last 10 years, this school has grown my two children and provided the safest and most accommodating educational facility for a single working mom! Not only are the prices affordable but the hours of operation allow flexibility and give me a peace of mind when my children are with the teachers and staff, knowing they are in good hands! Thank you to everyone over the last decade! read more

Hand In Hand Preschool - Moving on and growing up - Preschools Near Me - Las Vegas, Nevada

We absolutely love Hand in Hand! It's been such a joy watching our kids learn and grow here. We've had three children enrolled since they were each under a year old (two currently attending and one who just started elementary school). The teachers are truly amazing - warm, caring, and incredibly dedicated - and the low turnover means it genuinely feels like a family. Our kindergartener was thoroughly prepared for "big kid school", and it shows. She still loves visiting during sibling pick-up to share her day with her old teachers, which speaks volumes about the bonds they've built. Another wonderful thing about Hand in Hand Buffalo is its location right in the heart of Mountains Edge. Many of the children live nearby, making it so easy to arrange play dates and build friendships - both for the kids and for the parents. This school is an absolute gem, and we're so grateful our children get to grow up here. I can't recommend Hand in Hand highly enough. read more

I have sent two kiddos who are now school age. One starting at just 13 weeks and the other at 2 years old. I will tell everyone who will listen how amazing they were for the last 5 years! The kids will continue to go on days off from school that I can't be home with them. The staff is kind. The classes are age appropriate for learning and fun. The whole place is always clean. read more

We have sent three kids to Hand In Hand, through all stages of baby- and toddler-hood. Their staff is friendly and amazing with kids - you can truly tell they care about the children by how they interact with them and the activities made available for them. Their preschool curriculum is very well put together. We are confident our kids that completed preschool here were more than ready for kindergarten. Their rates are very affordable. The building and rooms are super clean. Dropoff and pickup are both easy and convenient. Highly recommend this school and becoming a part of the HIH family! read more

I've had the pleasure of having both my kids at this wonderful school--I've got a boy and a girl! They did an amazing job potty training both of them before the time they turned 3, which was such a relief. Thank you Ms. Tori, Ms. Kanesha, Ms. June and Ms. Teresa! The kindness and attentiveness of the teachers really puts my mind at ease while I'm at work. They have clear schedules posted for each age group, so you always know what activities and lessons are planned for the day. The kids get outside to play as long as the weather is nice, which is great for their energy! My daughter is now in Kindergarten, and thanks to the fantastic foundation she got at Hand in Hand, she was ahead of her classmates when she started at her new school. Thank you to Ms. Erika and Ms. Jennifer! The classrooms are always clean, with the toys tidied up each night and trash taken out regularly to keep everything fresh. I appreciate the strict policy of wearing booties in the baby rooms and no shoes in the crawling areas--it shows how much they care about hygiene. They also take care of the little munchkins with morning and afternoon snacks, which is a nice touch. Communication is superb; there are updates on the classroom doors and announcements at the front desk, so you're always in the loop. (Shout out to Ms. Stephanie, Ms. Jamie and Ms. Jackie!) I really loved that they are super accommodating to parents' requests. One of the fun extras they offer is a Dance class through a third-party vendor, which costs $50 a month per child. Every Monday, the dance teacher picks the kids up from their classrooms at 8:30 am for 45 minutes of dancing and gymnastics. And let me tell you, the performance they put on for parents in May is absolutely adorable! I can't recommend this preschool enough to my friends and family. It's just such a fantastic place for kids! read more

My daughter Harper attended Hand-in-Hand for an entire year. There were multiple times she would come home with diaper rash, Harper is very sensitive on her private area, if pee or poop sits too long in her diaper she'll get a really painful rash. Which happened several times. Harper is in the potty-training stage, when she is at home, she does very well telling us she has to go potty, but somehow when she went to school she backtracked. Harper is very active and likes to run around, she would fall multiple times and come home with "owwies", now I will agree Harper is very active and likes to run around, but it seemed like every other day something happened. And they don't "pick the kids up and console them, it's more of a "you're ok, it's ok" type of response- what was told to us after she fell pretty bad. There were two recent incidents that upset me and my husband. The first incident at Hand-In-Hand, Harper fell into a wooden cubby and had a really big knot and a scrape crossed her forehead. The school called to notify us of the incident. After seeing her knot/scrape we wanted to see the video of this incident (the cameras is one of their selling points) however, it took them a week to show us the incident because they had to wait on the Director to be present. When we finally saw the video (a week later) Harper was running around like they said, but the other children in the class responded to check on Harper first. We don't even know how long it took her teachers to attend to her because the director ended the video right after the children approached her. The second time Harper got a rug burn on her head, no one notified me or my husband, the imagine my surprise when I arrive to pick my daughter up and there is a huge scrape on her face. Harper will come home singing every nursery rhyme ever written, but didn't know her numbers, letters, shapes or colors, so I am confused on what is actually being taught?! To top it off, on Harper's last day of school, my mom picked her up and said she smelled poop while driving home. When she got Harper home, there was dried up feces all over her butt and diaper, her private area was extremely irritated and red, my mom had to rinse her in a warm bath. I was out of town for this incident, but it was the last straw, so I am now writing this review. Hand-In-Hand didn't have one parent-teacher conference with us, or outside school activities like picture day, trunk-or-treat, etc (which can be a fun activity to bonding with friends, teachers and parents). I understand a lot can happen quickly, and Harper's past teachers were very kind, however there were too many accidents and not enough learning. I knew there were better institutions around us, so I did some research and school visits, and Harper is no longer with Hand-In-Hand. She now attends Goddard. Harper is a completely new child in just a week's time. She doesn't wear diapers at all, because they really want the children to learn independence and become potty-trained. Of course she's had a couple of accidents, but the fact that she is going to the restroom is a huge step! Goddard also has an app in which they send daily logs, upcoming school events and pictures of Harper's day. They have teacher/parent conferences to update parents on how their children are doing/improving, spirit weeks-to encourage students to express themselves and have fun at school. There is also picture day twice a year- allowing parents to see their child's growth (physically). After Harper's first day, when we were leaving Harper asked for a hug and her new teacher said "whenever you come and go, you can give me a big hug!". So that made me happy, because students feel loved on. Ms Uli, the director at Goddard, is always present and knows every child's name. We see her at pick-up and drop-off. These are just things I've noticed in a week! read more

Hand In Hand Preschool - Preschools Near Me - Las Vegas, Nevada

We have been attending Hand in Hand - BUFFALO location for little over 5 years now. I have two boys, once started when he was about 3 years old and the other 6 mos of age. There are not enough great things i can say about this location that can fully represent what a great place this location is and how pleasant and amazing this experience has been. From the staff to the curriculum and of course the accommodations. My youngest son is Autistic and struggled with transition, Ms Kenisha and Ms Catherine have been the absolute best teachers my son could have had. Not only have they been caring, warm and dedicated to him but they have gone out of their way to give him a safe space for him to thrive and always making sure he had a positive experience. Hand in Hand has given me, as a busy working mom, the peace of mind that my children are in the best hands they can be in. My experience there has been not short of fantastic. Jamie, Stephanie and all others i may have not named; thank you all for you do for these kiddos. read more

Hand in hand on Buffalo is amazing. The staff and teachers are all so kind. All 3 of my kids have attended there. I recommend hand in hand to everyone. read more

My two kids learned so much! Ms. Stephanie runs that place so well. She knows every parents car, remembers so many individual things about families and advocates for the siblings. Such a great school. read more

The staff at Hand in Hand is the best. Our kids have collectively gone to this pre-school for 5 years and everyone has become our family. They treat each kid as an extension of their own and we do not need to worry about our kids all day while there. Now we are off to elementary exclusively and will miss all of them! read more

My son went to this school from ten months old until he was three years old. All teachers in his newborn class, toddler class, and another three-year-old class teachers were friendly and patient. We had no issue with the teachers until he moved to the three-year-old class. Although now he is six years old and he goes to public school, he often mentions how badly he was treated by one particular teacher, Ms. J. It is such a traumatic memory for him; he still remembers her name, although he was only three at that time. He said he had to stand at the corner of the classroom at lunch because he talked to his friend sitting next to him. Since it was before the pandemic, there was no issue with talking during lunchtime. The teacher was so nice to other kids, but she always yelled at him and disrespected him. I also witnessed multiple times the teacher yelling at my kid and pushing/pulling him so hard, making my son lost his balance and fall. I addressed this issue with the director, who moved him to another class. While he was there, he was loved and cared for by other teachers. It seemed the issue was resolved at that time. But my son keeps mentioning the teacher who was not nice to him and how miserable his preschool life was. It is just heartbreaking to me. read more

Highly recommend this preschool! I'm a formal preschool teacher myself turned dental assistant and I must say this place is spotless, very clean. My grandchild attends this school and security is top notch. His teachers are amazing and he learns at his level not age which is very high. Front office is very stern but professional which is important to me because no one gets by them that doesn' belong. Teachers are five stars and so hard working, great job ;0) read more

Beginning with drop offs, let me tell you it is absolutely chaotic! So many kids at this age level, no way every single child can actually be taken care of the right way as well as be present to see what it is they're doing. My girl cried her eyes out every time we did the drop off, ( I was then told "oh yea since pandemic a lot of kids do this," no I drop my girl other places no problem. In the small amount of time I left my girl, I managed to see a little boy Chuck a toy across the room almost hitting a little girl, no one did anything bc they weren't even watching. Then I see another kid snatch a toy in such a rude way from another, & again no one watching. It looked like a mess on seeing this many kids, during drop off & pick up. A few days in, my daughter comes home and though she has trouble using her words, she managed to tap her head and say "momma baby hit head" I asked her if she was hit, she said yes. Mind you, this is a child that is constantly getting hurt, doesn't cry (she's child #2) she's a champ, she has fallen, got bruises & never expresses pain. So when she does, I know it's legit. I simply let the director know what my daughter told me so she can just check in. No big deal. During pick up my daughters actual teachers were just shoving her out with no words, I had to say "did they not share what my daughter told me?" 1st thing the teacher did, reacted so rude, says "as you can see there's no babies here!" I said "my daughter refers every child as baby, she's talking about a child, that's common sense she's 2." She reacted again, "well that didn't happen ok bc I would've wrote an incident report." That same day I called the director & shared exactly what happened & how disappointing it is bc the reality is, the simplicity of saying hey I didn't see it but it might have happened, that would have been good enough! On top of that I told the teacher, they have names on the window of all the kids & my daughters is misspelled. I asked The teacher to please correct her name... 3 weeks In never done! Ridiculous it's Peyton! I come to a pick up & boom, an incident report handed to me, that a child was swinging her water bottle &hit my daughter in the head & caused Her to cry, signed that and just sighed w/annoyance. The very next day! Another incident report, now I'm fed up! A child bit her on the leg & made her cry, what was told to me? "Oh she cried a little but was so good after, this age does that." What in the world!!!! Yea bc my kid is a champ that doesn't make it ok, I don't care if it's the age, my kids will not ever hit or bite anyone that's disgusting &shouldn't be tolerated! But no that wasn't told to me, instead "well it happens." Her actual teacher, again nothing said to me, her name still misspelled on window, &just sending her out. I had to tell the teacher how in the world she could have been bit&hit yesterday?! Teacher reacted offensively, saying "well it happens this is the age you can chat with the front desk." Ridiculous! I have the photo of her bite as her leg got worse. I chatted w/ the director on the disappointment & how overwhelmed these teachers look, this is too many kids and it's impossible for them to actually be watched properly, one is changing a pull-up, another taking one to the toilet, &the other kids being too much to one another. At the same time before I pick up, I watched in the windows how gross those ladies talk to the kids, one yanked a water bottle with a high rude voice saying "that's not yours" then I look into the 4 year old class just to see if their was potential as they get bigger, nope same thing. Teacher on both rooms the 2 yr old and 4-5 is busy writing for each kid w/ backs to them, while chaos is happening. So this school as I asked before doesn't believe they should have the camera app to share live viewing or photos of the kids, they said it's bc it takes away from the teacher being present. So wait, they rather write on a piece of paper all day for each child (more than 10 of them) when they eat, when they don't eat, when they go to the bathroom... again makes no sense. I saw it with my own eyes, that paper is worthless to me. Taking a photo of a child is actually a teacher being more present bc they're actually staring at the kids, not having their back to them. Lastly, I finally made the very hard decision to say no more. I asked for my money back since my daughter didn't even do 2 months, yet alone even a full 1 month & has been miserable since day 1. What I got in return, is my $150 registration & one week worth that my daughter was not even at the school due to medical reasons. So I didn't even get my entire amount back, the experience was foul, horrible, no accountability. Good luck to those that are leaving their kids at the place, I have nothing good to say about them anymore. I just would never make that mistake again! read more

My initial thoughts about this place. My daughter has never gone to school here so it may be different if she did. When I walked in, it did not feel welcoming. To be honest with you, I felt like I was walking into juvenile hall with all the classrooms a little hidden. I like the Montessori so maybe my review is a little biased. The playground looks lonely. Looks like a lonely park... You have to bring your own lunch here which is an added expense. I'm sure it's a good school if my daughter would have went but I think I'll stick to her old school. read more

Hand In Hand Preschool - Prices as of 02/04/16 - Preschools Near Me - Las Vegas, Nevada

The front office gives incorrect information and they erroneously placed only one of my two children on their wait list. We had to start out at the Serene location, then eventually we were able to transfer our infant to the Buffalo location. That's when they told us our two year old had never gone on the wait list and he had to stay at Serene "for a couple weeks longer". At the Serene location, the ladies in the infant room were warm and friendly, grandmotherly type ladies that picked up and cuddled our infant at drop off. I could tell they genuinely cared and felt safe leaving my baby with them. However, the girls in the toddler room seemed overwhelmed and grumpy, they would not even greet my toddler when we walked in. They seemed to always be scolding the kids. My two year old- normally a cheerful & friendly kiddo, became sad and withdrawn, almost as if he were depressed. We tried to hold out for the transfer to the Buffalo location... At the Buffalo location, the front desk ladies were not very friendly and would often ignore me and continue their conversation while I was walking in. I overheard them (on multiple occasions) complain about low pay and hours being cut. The woman in the infant room always had her hands full with too many babies. She seemed nice enough, but overworked. I'd have to set my baby down on the floor mat alone, crying. They didn't even have any swings or anything to set him in. One day, there were about 4-5 crying infants, she was holding one baby giving him a bottle, I had to set my baby on the floor, then I observed another baby fall over backwards (off a recalled Bumbo) and hit the back of his head on the tile and start screaming. This baby looked younger than 6 months old and was not able to sit back up on his own, and a bumbo shouldn't even be used in the first place until the infant has some trunk control. And she didn't even pick him up (because her hands were full). That was the last straw. I expressed my concerns to the lady at the front desk. Apparently the message that got back to the teacher was that it was all her fault we were leaving, just because they had a Bumbo. That made for an awkward last few days. When obviously the real problem was the administration, allowing recalled products in classrooms, not paying enough, understaffed rooms, poor communication, etc. read more

My son has been at this school for over a year. The teachers are amazing and they truly stick to their curriculum and schedule. There is not ever kids running crazy or on their own. They gave me guidance when it came to my sons speech therapy and helping him succeed with many things he was struggling with. I've witnessed many head counts, healthy snacks, reading, singing and circle times. I think it's a great value for the price and they offer full and part time options. I highly recommend this school. I see some reviews about colors and cold staff but I will say that the interaction these teachers provides out weighs artwork or colorful toys. People looking your children in the eye and talking to them like they matter makes a difference in development. Your babies being held and played with is far better than being thrown in a bright room full of toys. To me it looks and runs more like a school instead of an indoor play place and that's why I love it. My son has plenty of toys at home. Ms Diedra and Ms Lucy are amazing and Stephanie at the front desk is very professional. read more

My son went to this day care for 3 years and a half. He started from he was 1 yr old til 4 1/2. Im definitely giving 5 star to this school. My son always came home very clean and very happy. He learned so much while he was here. I'm not even exaggerating he comes home and literally knows alphabet numbers shapes colors write his name and a lot lot more. They even taught my son potty training and I just followed thru! I didn't really need to teach him when he gets Home because he knows alot already!! I just get surprised whenever he comes home he knows a lot of things ! I am very thankful for all his teachers!! I Hope they see this post! My son now goes to private catholic school because we moved further away but I'm already planning to enroll him here for summer School but the one in Henderson due to distance. I'm hoping we have the same great experience we had here but I kinda expect that already!! Lastly if there were bad reviews here from Other parents .. read them and you'll Know why they gave the bad reviews .. it's usually has nothing to do with school.... Just saying! Anyway This school is amazing!!! My son still Talks about his teachers and classmates here :) read more

My niece had been at Hand in Hand since she was 18 months old. We will be transitioning her into kindergarten in a couple months. She loves her teachers,and we are thankful for the experience she has had. When I drop her off in the morning, we get a warm welcome from when we step into the front door. My niece is always excited to get to school and see her teachers and friends. Highly recommend. They do have a waiting list. read more

I loveeee this school so much! My son's first preschool was a horrible experience, this place changed that for him. I'm so thankful I found this school for him everyday he wakes up ready to go and when he comes home he tells me everything that he did at school. Ms. Abby, Ms. Ari and Mrs. June thank you guys so much for making my son love going to school again. read more

Only came in for a visit as we were looking to move to a new daycare for my 18 month old. The facility was very impressive as they have a very secure entrance and pick-up process. The staff who greeted us and toured us was very professional too and answered all or questions very well. The only reason we will not continue with this center is that the classrooms do not seem very lively. There were no artworks on the wall and the room seemed small for toddlers. Maybe if my child was in preschool age, i will consider this place. But my 18 month old needs SPACE and vibrant visuals to keep him entertained so we will be staying with our current daycare for now. read more

There's a waitlist here for good reason - the staff is attentive, and the teachers are warm, communicative, and dedicated to the curriculum. Ms. Natty and Ms. Erika in the 2-3 year old class are particularly incredible. I leave each day knowing my daughter is in capable and loving hands, and for a parent that is not easy. Stephanie at the front desk is friendly and always on top of things. The entrance door is locked and opened by fingerprint or dual password access only. The school is clean, organized, bright and well-decorated. I know my daughter is being socialized, nurtured and prepared for kindergarten. She can't wait to go to "school" each day, and has an earful of positive things to say in the afternoons. I started my youngest a bit earlier than I wanted to, just because a spot opened up for her at this school and I didn't want to send her anywhere else. We adore Hand in Hand. read more

Both my girls went to Hand in Hand and Ms. Kathy's class for Pre-K did WONDERS for my daughter. She knew eight words, number, how to write simple sentences and can read. She's now in kinder and the best reader and writer in her class. THANKS MS.KATHY & MS. PRINCESS! read more

As a first time mom I was so nervous about putting my child in day care. We started at the preschool down the street from this one and it was horrible. The few dollars you would save going there is not worth it. Anyway, my 4 month old started at Hand in Hand after only a day at the other place. I immediately felt better just walking into the infant room here. At hand in hand there is a maximum of 8 babies in the infant room and they don't just put them in a bouncer all day. Ms. Brenda and Ms. Ellen do fun activities and really interact with the children. I could not recommend this place more. I came in a nervous mom and when we left (became a stay at home mom) I actually miss seeing the teachers everyday. read more

I liked this daycare. I took a tour for my infant and 4 year old and was pleased with the cleanliness of the rooms, the security of the facility and how I saw the teachers interact with kids (about 15minute tour). I would have enrolled on the spot after all the centers I visited but there was no spot available in the infant for the foreseeable future pretty much. The wait list was 8 months out. I gave 4 stars because the wait list was crazy long. I added my name during the visit and still haven't heard back. Maybe we will get in the toddler room. read more

My son enrolled here for a year and he loved it. Ms. Cathy taught him so much and he was more than prepared for Kindergarten! The staff is great and friendly, the director is very nice and willing to work with odd schedules. read more

My great-nephew attends and he loves it! Ma. Erika and Ms. Catherine are awesome!!! They care about about our kids and we cannot be more thankful!! read more

This was our 4th childcare facility in the valley and by far the best. We are amazed at how much our girls have learned from their wonderful teachers. *Ms. Cathy*Ms. Debbie*Ms. Jonelle* Our oldest is now in kindergarten and went in with many more skills than needed thanks to Hand in Hand! Our youngest is always so excited to tell us about what she learns and creates at school, and she is absolutely in love with her teachers which makes life so much easier on mom and dad. Truly a wonderful school that we recommend to everyone! read more

I've been taking my daughter here since she was 2 y/o & has since graduated from preK (4y/o class). I really like the school bc of the teachers & staff. They have rules that they follow i.e. Teacher-student ratio, schedules, drills, cleaning, etc. pricing is reasonable compared to other schools in the area. I didn't mind bringing her lunch bc I feel other schools that do provide the lunch has the price embedded in the tuition anyway, which makes their tuition higher. They follow school district standards, which is great. My child loved every one of her teachers. They provide snacks & drinks during snack time. During extreme weather, they are still active inside by doing exercises. My only issue was more about the parents than the school. It takes one parent to complain to ruin it for other kids (e.g. sticker chart taken away bc a parent complained her child didn't get earn theirs). Also, some kids are just bad (e.g. Potty mouth, rude, & violent) which I contributed to their parents. I highly recommend this school if you're in the SW area read more

We've been taking our kids to Hand in Hand for the last 3.5 years. We transferred here after leaving a private Christian preschool in Henderson when our daughter turned 4. She finished Pre-K with Ms. Kathy and was reading Early Reader books well before she started kindergarten. She was more than prepared to start school. Currently we send our daughter to Hand in Hand for school breaks and summer. She is never bored and has a lot of fun learning. Ms. Cheryl and her daughter (who used to be a teacher there) helped us get information to assist in advocating for our daughter at her private school. When our youngest son was born we of course wanted to enroll him. We were on a wait list for quite sometime, even though I signed him up early in my pregnancy. I recommend getting your name on the list for the infant room ASAP if you're even slightly considering this school. We had to send our little man to a nearby daycare that was terrible for a couple months until there was space at Hand in Hand. He is now in the 2-3 year room and is learning so much. He knows all his animals & sounds, he can sing ABC's, count to 10, knows his colors, and more. We absolutely adore all of the teachers and staff here. I know my kids are safe, happy, learning, and well cared for when they are at Hand in Hand. read more

This is by far one of the best preschools in town, if you're able to get in of course. There is a wait list but because they want to provide great individual care, their rooms aren't overcrowded, they have great space, organized and clean. My kids waited almost a year before they were both able to attend but well well worth it, both my kids different ages came home super happy and always learning new things each day. Their curriculum is outstanding, Ms. Naty, Ms. Erika, Ms. Martha are all amazing, they care about each child so much and always go above and beyond in finding new ways to uniquely teach each child to their needs. The staff is super organized and attentive all the time, there's always someone at your service. I waited to give this review as I know it will bring on an even longer wait list lol but Look no further, Hand in Hand is the best in Las Vegas. read more

We took our little one out of this preschool. We were not impressed with the staff at all. The front office staff is not pleasant. The older lady who works the front desk rarely said hello. Kids would talk to her and she seemed bothered by it. (Which is sad bc you are working with children. You should be warm) The other lady with curly hair never acknowledged us. But she would be overly friendly if I man walked in I noticed. I found it very rude. How hard is it to say hello to whomever comes in the door. Our son was in Miss.Debbie's room. We weren't a fan of her either. Not warm at all. Almost rude when you'd talk to her. Our son attended half day school. So 8am-12pm. No matter what the time was we'd pick him up. 11:30, 11:45 or 11:50 or 12pm on the dot he was sitting next to the door. Just sitting there. By himself. He looked so sad. No interaction with anyone. Then there were two separate days where we picked him up and he had been sitting in clothes he peed in. His pants were cold so who knows how long he had been sitting in pee. That was the last straw for us. We took him out instantly... We were not impressed at all. The staff needs people who actually like children working there... do yourself a favor and look around and do your research. read more

As much as I wanted to like this place I couldn't. After a month I had enough and pulled my child out of the preschool class.My child has some special needs which was addressed to them before my child started school. (ADHD) Everything was fine the first week. A little crying here and there but nothing major. His teacher said it was nothing to worry about and that my child would get used to it, as the weeks went on the worse it got I was singing papers everyday stated that something had happen with my child. I felt as if the teacher was trying to say and do everything she could to get my child out of the school. At one point she openly admitted that she couldn't handle my child and that there was schools for "children like your child" every time I would go to pick my child up he was completely secluded from the class. He was sat at another table across the room to play with blocks Because, "he does better by himself" he literally only went there for 2 days out of the week and only for 4 hrs a day. At one point he had had an accident at school which is fine but they put his clothes in a trash bag and I didn't get them back for a week! So you can only imagine the smell of pee by then. The last time he was there I went to pick him up early. When I got there I immediately noticed a large lump on his forehead. I asked how he was that day and she said he was hyper but not to bad.....not once did she mention the knot on his head until I asked "so what happen to his head" she replied with "oh! They were outside playing and he was being too hyper and ran into the pole on the playground" when I asked him what had happen he told me him and another student were playing on the playground and another child kicked him in the head. I was over this school already but when this happened I pulled him out that day. My child was not being treated the way he should of been at all and it got to the point to where he was becoming injured. They didn't want to spend the time to take care of him because they couldn't handle him. If these teaches can't handle children they shouldn't work with them. No compassion or anything for children. read more