We've had two children attend Sweet Day in the last 4 years at their NE Broadway location. The…read moreexperience has been excellent. The leadership team is what makes this school so great - they hire well and cultivate a positive work culture among care providers that leads to a pleasant and caring mood within the classrooms each day. Leaders Kayla and Rita especially managed the COVID-19 epidemic phases with clear and open communication, making some tough calls through the various government rule changes, but always ensuring the decisions balanced safety and a high level of service to parents and children. The school is an even balance of enriching activities for some elements of a curriculum, but a lot if free play time too - we preferred this approach for our kids and they loved their time at the school.

My daughter has been attending Sweet Day since it opened almost three weeks ago. We love it. She…read moreloves it. The teachers and directors are welcoming and warm, the rooms have been set up in the most adorable way, with lots of light and wood furniture, and there are always fun little projects for the little ones to do. They have a fun outdoor play space and, somewhat surprisingly for the area, it is always easy to find close parking to drop her off. So far so good and we highly recommend.

We absolutely love HSP. Our daughter is in her second year, and we've found it to be an ideal…read moretransition into school life. Both her Red Class teacher (Sarah) and Blue Class teacher (Becky) are phenomenal, and we've learned a lot from them as parents about creative problem solving in our parenting. Have also loved being part of a community of families as it's a co-op. If you're looking for a co-op preschool, this one is wonderful. The best part is that when our daughter thinks of school, she thinks "fun" and that it's somewhere she wants to be.

Our youngest daughter has spent the last 2 years at HSP and loves it. Teacher Sarah (Red Class) and…read moreTeacher Becky (Blue Class) have been a delight and the community of parents has been great. I will admit I was slightly hesitant about joining another co-op preschool since we had a not-so-great experience with the one we had our oldest daughter in. However, the experience in HSP has been a breath of fresh air compared to our previous school. The school is well organized, good standards and procedures are in place, and the work expectations for parents are completely reasonable. I highly recommend HSP to anyone looking for a preschool.

I wouldn't say we are picky parents, but the saying "third time's a charm" fits for us. After…read moretrying two other childcare options, we found Childroots and we couldn't be happier. Their philosophy of child led learning and socializing is a perfect fit for our child. The director and teachers are always available and are in regular communications with us about how we can best help our kid overcome problems, enhance his learning, and work through some of this big childhood emotions. We know our kid is growing fast, and when we can't be there, we are so glad that Childroots can be. They are not only helping our now 5 year old build skills for life, they are helping us be better parents.

We adore Child Roots! Our oldest son attended from age three until he went to kindergarten and now…read moreour youngest son is there. The teachers are caring, creative and kind. We were skeptical about the cuisine as we didn't think our boys would like it, but they have become adventurous eaters because fo the wide variety to foods offered. We're so happy to be a Child Roots family.

Our son has been at BabyVillage since 3 months of age and he is now 2.5 years old. We can't…read morerecommend BabyVillage enough for the nurturing social and educational environment that has allowed him to explore and grow with his baby and now toddler friends. The quality of the teachers, staff, early childhood education and peer interactions made my son feel so comfortable being himself at BabyVillage. Our son woke up everyday excited to go to school. We will be moving out of Portland and are very sad to leave BabyVillage. It truly felt like we were part of the BabyVillage family and we wish our son could've stayed and continue to grow with BabyVillage until kindergarten but hope our spot will go to another child who will love this place as much as our son did!

The staff is great, it's in our neighborhood, and we have had nothing but good experiences there…read more We're so happy with the new ownership and management, and they do a great job with our child.

My son went to Wow and Flutterville from when he was 6 weeks to 9 months, and I felt that he was…read morevery loved and well cared for at WAF! The owner is very warm and kind and has a progressive vision for child care that I appreciated. When my son first started he was at the Sellwood location, which felt very organized and cohesive to me. He later switched to the N Portland location and that location experienced a bit of staff turnover - which is not anyone's fault - but it contributed to a feeling that the environment was slightly chaotic and the teachers weren't able to develop a consistent daily rhythm. All in all, I would definitely recommend this as a loving place to send my kids again!

Didn't have the best experience here, everything seemed great at first, staff is friendly but when…read morea situation came up they seemed to have "no idea" what happened and I got a very scripted response. Upon picking up my daughter around 5pm I could tell within min something was off, her eyes were red and she had snot and dirt covering her mouth area, and acting weakly while putting her in the car seat she was extremely hot, my first reaction was oh maybe she played to long in the sun and maybe cried over a toy or fell? When I got home I live less than 10 min away, she had a high temp, im in no way blaming anyone for her having a fever what I find unusual is that no one "noticed" well was she upset did she fall or cry? Response I got was no she was fine and playing and took water breaks. Mind you she's not even 2 I would expect someone to notice something may be off. Turned out to be an ear infection. In addition after I msged the staff about the incident I didn't feel like anyone really cared to ask what happened or check. Especially now with COVID , don't you want to know what was the outcome if your kids are attending there? It's a shame cause I think my daughter enjoyed it for the most part. Perhaps this is normal at daycares?

My son has been going here for two years and we really love this school…read more The school is very small, with two classrooms: one for toddlers and one for preschool. It operates inside a beautiful church though is not affiliated with it at all. The school runs on a co-op model where parents volunteer a small amount every week in some way - either in person or helping with errands or other chores. I thought this might be a pain but I actually really like how it creates a sense of community. I've gotten to know the teachers, other parents and even the students pretty well! When my son was a toddler, the school helped up potty train, which we feel really fortunate about. Now that he's older and in the pre school room he gets a lot of structure and stimulation and the classroom, coming home to tell us what he learned or made each day.

From the owner: Now enrolling children Ages 1-5 years old. Northeast Community Child Development Center offers full…read moreday childcare with a focus on emergent child lead curriculum, fostering independence, emotional development, and a love of learning. Our highly trained staff works closely with families to give children the best possible early childhood education experience. Email NCCDCoffice@gmail.com to schedule a tour today.