Amazing caregivers. Need I say more? Yes probably…read more If you're worried about having your kid attend daycare during these weird times, I understand as a new parent. My 15 month old baby has been attending the nook since Dec 2019 when he was just 4 months old and 4ish months pre-covid... The women that work at the Nook understand babies and development and are so sweet and loving. And furthermore, I firmly believe socializing your child at a young age is one of the best things you can do for their growth- studies have shown it and I've seen it with my own eyes. Kids learn so much from their peers and experienced caregivers. Covid has made me question if exposing my child to more people is safe and it probably isn't by having may baby in daycare. But my husband and I both need to work, and at the Nook, they take every safety precaution very seriously- they sanitize daily, masks on everyone except kids under 2, and if an outbreak happens in a classroom, that room is shut down for 2 weeks to protect the rest of the staff and children. I couldn't ask for a better daycare for my baby especially during these uncertain times. The Nurturing Nook was recommended to me by my neighbor who's 6 year old kid is smart funny inquisitive and kind- so from one mom to another I think this place is legit AF.

I'll be completely honest. We ultimately chose this facility because it was the cheapest center in…read morethat area. That being said, I did my homework beforehand and read up on their state survey results, which didn't identify anything I would consider to be major. www.dcf.wisconsin.gov is an excellent resource to check providers out. I had basic requirements in my mind to keep my daughter at the center and they are consistently met. I am notified of changes of conditions in my daughter (ie rash, fever). Her diaper is changed about every two hours at a minimum. The staff offer suggestions to us based on what they observe in her. One example is identifying that she may have ruflux when we didn't see those symptoms as prevalently at home. Turned out to be an accurate assessment. There are the same two providers in the infant room all week, which is a huge plus for me. They have ample toys and activity centers to keep her occupied. The infant room has a separate area for cribs, divided by a half-wall partition. I would have preferred a more separate sleeping area, but she still gets good chunks of sleep there. It is definitely not in the same caliber as, say a Mary Linsmeier center, but my daughter is well cared for and given individual attention by two caring staff members. That is what is most important of anything. The reasonable cost is great, but I wouldn't keep her there unless I was happy.

My two children have been at New Generation Learning center since 12 weeks old. My son is now 4 and…read moremy daughter is now 2. I have had an amazing experience. Every day they come home with new artwork to share and my son is always excited to share what he learned during the day. I have always felt comfortable with the care and have never worried. Don't get me wrong it is never easy to leave your little ones in the hands of strangers but these teachers all have so much love to share. I have always been notified of any health concerns right away. Of course like in any daycare with two year olds you get the occasional biting incident and not only has my daughter been the victim but also the instigator and they did a great job of notifying me and keeping a close eye. I would recommend this facility to anyone I know.

Really great center. My daughter attended here in the infant's room. There was a pretty hectic…read moresituation when we joined, and the owner was prompt, accommodating, and overall had her sh*t together. They provide snacks and lunch for the kids. During Covid, they were decisive in what actions they were taking and made all the families aware as things would change. Teachers were nice and my daughter was always excited to start her day with them. The only thing I wish was that they had more "nature" in their outdoor space. Would highly recommend anyone looking for a daycare center.

My granddaughter attends Milwaukee Montessori and is having the absolute best educational…read moreexperience. The teachers are outstanding, thoughtful, considerate and helpful in every way. She is excited to go to school and each day that she comes home she explains all the interesting things they are doing, plus I feel like her vocabulary and insight about the world around her grows and grows. I can not say enough great things about MMS, its staff and all the experiences so far. Looking forward to seeing what she learns next !

if your child is perfect, she/he will get. a good education. If not, they do not seemed interested…read moreand will dismiss at the drop of a hat. No time for those less than perfect. My foster child was born addicted. and is therefore hyper. They had no time to help her. Friend's perfect children have gotten great educations. They are not there to help everyone, only those who need no help.

we love this center. The teachers are friendly, and a do so many fun activities with the kids. My…read moredaughter loves going there, would definitely recommend.

Our Daughter absolutely loves her caretakers and friends at PCDC! She looks forward to going…read moreeveryday. It is evident that they know and care about her so much. We love seeing her learn, not only academics but important life skills. She comes home singing and sharing new songs daily. We would highly recommend PCDC

Lack of supervision, structure, and communication. My daughter is 4 and in toddler room. Most…read moretime spent is free play for kids, definitely not a learning center. Had several talks with center's management and even went to district management. Poor follow through on their part. Playground is small and very dirty, kids are allowed to play in dirt and mud. Would not recommend.

We have been sending my son to cedarburg kindercare since last year when he was 2...he was doing…read morewonderfully bc the teachers really cared and you could tell because he would talk about them all the time. Then he switched to the 3/4 year old room and he started off great but then teachers started to change often and then a child started pushing and hitting my child. At first when it happened we told my child to tell him to stop doing that if it happened again and then go tell the teacher...he must have done as we asked bc it stopped but then started up again a couple of weeks ago. Also a couple of weeks ago we noticed when we would drop him off no one would acknowledge us so of course my child didn't feel welcome and then he would tell us this child would push and hit him. What bugs me the most is that no one said anything to us but I found out from my child and then when I confronted the teacher she played it off as a game! How is pushing and shoving a game? What if someone got hurt? Also did the teacher really see it happen and wouldn't they stop it if it did? I paid all this money for him to be well taken care of and apparently no one cares! Why couldn't the teacher tell me when I go to pick up my child that something like this happened before I had to find out from my child! He use to love going but he didn't want to go anymore. Right after I brought this up to the teacher my husband took my son to drop him off and that's when they started acknowledging him but to him it seemed really fake meaning very over dramatic. The next day I called to talk to the director and she would play it off and make it seem like it was no big deal and then she proceeds to tell me nicely that it could have been my child fault! That is when I had to stop her and tell her that we wouldn't be attending there again. I found out later that day that this has happened to other parents and it is unacceptable! We are paying them a lot of money to make sure our children have a safe place to play and learn. Also another thing I need to bring up is that we decided to have my 3 year old do phonics only to find that his workbook looked like his teachers did it for him just by how perfect it looked... I am so very upset. I do not recommend kindercare to anyone especially at the cedarburg location. Please beware!!! I also sent this info to Kindercare but apparently they don't care.

As a parent who has always been weary on daycares and what goes on behind the scenes , I must say I…read moremade the right choice by choosing Little Friends in Grafton, WI. The new management (Mason and his wife) is a married couple with kids who attend this same daycare - who can relate to many working parents. They are so kind and understanding and have made incredible changes (clean environment, new floors, new outdoor play area). Since my 1.5 year old started, he has been thriving, HAPPY, talking/babbling way more, and during drops off he is so smiley and so excited to see everyone. The staff is so wonderful. Hardworking, positive people who always have a smile on their faces. They send me real-time updates and pics and videos constantly and I couldn't be happier. The price is actually quite affordable and I cant say enough good things about Little Friends in Grafton. - From a happy parent who lives in the area and constantly worries about her kids and every little factor in their lives!

We put a deposit down in January for our infant to start care in June. We paid the deposit and the…read morefirst weeks tuition. I called the center the beginning of May to make sure they had all the information needed for our son to start. I received a text message back from Brooke the owner, basically stating that somehow they overlooked our deposit and no longer could take our son. So now 3 weeks before I return to work we are scrambling for care. Brooke did not offer any type of solution and did not seem sympathetic with the situation she has now put us in. All things aside we feel like we dodged a bullet sending our son there. If that is how Brooke runs her company that is not somewhere I would want my newborn being cared for.

Glendale Heights was amazing with our son when he was 1 - the staff was very kind and helpful to…read moretwo new parents, and we had nothing but good experiences - singing nothing but praise for that time period. When he was 2, however, everything went sour. His particular flavor of AuDHD became more and more apparent, and it became increasingly clear that Glendale Heights possibly couldn't meet his needs anymore. Which is reasonable! So, after a number of days of bypassing their own "three strikes" policies and forcing us to pick him up early after a single minor incident (still charging us the full rate, mind you), they unceremoniously kicked him out without warning us that we were anywhere close to that possibly happening. Which, ok, I get from their perspective and communication could have been better - BUT. The reason this is a 1-star review and I won't recommend Glendale Heights to any other parents? Is because, for that last week that he was allowed to attend, it seems that he was told that he was being kicked out and it was _his_ fault, and not Glendale Heights' inability to accommodate his needs. For weeks, we had a 2-year-old constantly melting down every time he realized he did something wrong and _physically beating himself up_ for it. Who blames a 2-year-old like that? Who tells a 2-year-old they're a bad kid? We will forever regret sending our child to Glendale Heights.

My children have attended Glendale Heights for the last five years. The staff has been amazing. My…read moreboys have grown up with Ms Courtney, Ms Stephanie, Ms Lindsey, Mr Marlin and many others. If ever there was an issue (falling down and scrapping a knee) I have always been promptly notified. Lunches and snacks have always passed the mom test. I would highly recommend Glendale Heights to any parent looking for a above average child care facility.