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    Kidz Tyme Academy

    2.5 (2 reviews)

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    Discovery Point

    Discovery Point

    2.6
    (7 reviews)

    nasty they like to leave kids in a diaper pee or poop for a long time, without changing them, I did…read moresee a roach crawl in the infant room one day!! how to situation with them that never got resolved because it's minding my kids fault and not the teacher's fault for shushing my kid complaining that kids cry some of the staff are great awesome amazing we love them but it's like they pick and choose who they like the incident that I had today said it was gonna get revolved and never I wanted to come complaint about my kid teacher

    My daughters attended the facility almost two years. The basics are cost ~$220/week they included…read morediapers. They have lots of toys. Breakfast and lunch is provided and they have around 15:1 student teacher ratio. Before the pandemic the care was much better my daugther loved Ms. Celostia and Ms. Carrie she spoke about them everyday. But, you get what you pay for essentially. After the pandemic, my daugther experienced more biting incidents scratches, and safety hazards like constant falling. The final straw was picking her up after a 11 hour day she immediately complained about her pee pee. She was grabbing and screaming it. I took her home and changed her diaper to find dirt, soggy broken Elisa pamper pull-up from that morning, strong urine odor, and a horrible diaper rash. I checked the daily report there was on update of a changed diaper at 4:11pm (not true). The daycare uses Luv's pampers. They were potty training 30 kids using 2 potty's from my understanding. But the timeframes don't add up. I called the daycare they claimed she was dry for 11 hours!!! Even with that argument the severity of her rash and the smell I should have been called from work how bad it was. I rushed her to Children's Hospital Urgent Care on Chastain Rd. They had to take a urine sample and she was diagnosed with UTI and was on antibiotics and a steroid rash cream for a week. She creamed in agony at the hospital just two hours from leaving daycare of her pee pee burning and hurting. I had to leave work for a week to care for her. The new teachers hired need to make sure they really watch they children bottoms. She is fine now but we decided it was not a good fit for her anymore.

    Dogwood Hills KinderCare

    Dogwood Hills KinderCare

    2.5
    (2 reviews)

    We love our Dogwood Hills family. I currently have a child in the Pre-k program, he loves it and…read morehis teachers are great. Both of my children have been going to Dogwood Hills Academy for several years now and could not have asked for a better experience. When you walk into the facility it is clean and organized and you are always greeted with a smiling face. We love it!!!

    Literally one of the worst daycares I have ever taken my kids to. HERES A COUPLE OF THE MANY…read moreREASONS: 1. They ignored my NEWBORN child when she threw up on herself so often she had to have 2 medicated creams to help with the infection it caused on her ears. When brought up to the daycare director Stephanie- SHE DID NOTHING. Instead my kids were asked to leave the daycare facility. That teacher is still in the infant room! 2. They never called me when my children were sick - EVER - instead I came to pick my child up and she was naked in the corner of the room covered in vomit crying - they gave her milk knowing she was allergic. When asked they denied but told the other co workers and was eventually told to me that my child was given milk. When brought up to the director Stephanie- SHE DID NOTHING! 3. The director kept double charging my daycare fees and said that wasn't being paid properly. And I had to fight tooth and nail to get a refund. 4. I walked in to the class to drop my kids and watched big kids in the infant room pulling infants hair out and pelting METAL water bottles at other kids heads (and the little girl was begging them to stop crying on the floor screaming) and again the teacher did NOTHING and let them beat her up- and said oh they're okay. I HAVE SO MANY HORROR STORIES FROM THAT PLACE PLEASE DO NOT TAKE YOUR KIDS THERE!!! Literally anywhere else works better than here!

    River Green Academy

    River Green Academy

    3.7
    (3 reviews)

    My daughter loved this preK program. She's now in first grade and every time we drive by there she…read moresays "I miss Mrs. Keely"! She's super excited for her little sister to go here next year (2026) and keeps telling me that she hopes she gets her same teacher. My daughter's experience was great. She had a hard time adjusting to nap time (she stopped taking naps a few months before she started there) but we made a plan and it worked wonderfully. After that she never had any problems. She also made some great friends there and she still hangs out with them even though they don't go to the same elementary school (I am now best friends with her friends mom so it worked great for me too lol). Anyways this place is great and everyone was super nice! I recommend them!

    The behavior of the new leadership reflects a clear departure from child-centered care and raises…read moreserious concerns about the safety and well-being of the children enrolled. My child's personal details were posted on social media. Continue reading for more details. Rivergreen Childcare was a beloved part of our family's life for 8 years. Both of my children began in the infant room and graduated from Pre-K here. They also attended summer camps and school breaks at the facility. During those years, we loved the warm, dedicated teachers and the leadership from former directors who clearly had a heart for children and their families. Unfortunately, when Rivergreen transitioned from private ownership to corporate management under Chroma, everything we once valued began to change. The leadership shift was immediately apparent--many of the long-standing teachers left, and the previous director departed as well. What followed was a dramatic decline in the environment and culture of care. The new director's approach was, in her own words, "business first"--a philosophy that quickly became evident in her interactions. During her first week, I witnessed a troubling incident involving my 5-year-old child during a moment of distress that any young child might experience. Rather than offering compassion or attempting to de-escalate the situation privately, my child was left lying on the floor of the public foyer, crying, while the director stood over her and chastised her in full view. There was no empathy, no discretion, and certainly no child-centered response. What was even more concerning was the lack of transparency. The account I received from the director contradicted the teacher's version of events--details I only received after insisting on a first-hand report. In that same conversation, the director asked me point-blank, "Is she going to be a problem?" This was just the first of several interactions that made it clear the new leadership lacks the empathy, professionalism, and child development understanding necessary to foster a safe, supportive environment. Despite eight years of loyalty, I made the difficult decision to withdraw my children from the center within two weeks of the new director's arrival. If that doesn't speak volumes, I don't know what does. While the teachers themselves remain kind and capable, a facility without strong, compassionate leadership is not a place I can recommend. As a parent, I expect a childcare environment where children come first--not corporate priorities. In addition, I am deeply concerned that personal and sensitive details regarding my child's behavior were publicly disclosed on social media, as seen in the response issued by the facility. While no name was used, the context and timing of the post clearly identify my child to anyone familiar with our situation--constituting a breach of confidentiality and a violation of my child's right to privacy and dignity. According to Bright from the Start: Georgia Department of Early Care and Learning, child care programs must comply with Rule 591-1-1-.11 (Confidentiality), which explicitly states: "Information concerning the child or the child's family shall not be made available to anyone other than the parents or legal guardian, the center's employees or designated consultants, the Child Care Licensing Division, or other designated authorities unless the parents or legal guardians grant written permission."

    Kidz Tyme Academy - childcare - Updated July 2026

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