My kids have been coming here for years, and they love it. It is always clean. The same teachers who watched my 12-year-old when he was an infant are still there. It says a lot about a company if they can keep their staff longer than a year. They feel like an extended version of my own family. The founders are always coming up with fun ideas involving family engagement. Their preschool program they have is amazing. They have laid wonderful foundations for all my children to be able to read. They have been the best daycare I have ever taken my children to. read more

Review Unfortunately, this place is not what we thought it was going to be. After 5 weeks, they kicked my 10 month old baby out with the excuse that she was not adjusting well, that she was sad and crying all the time. They completely disregard the fact that she has only been in there for 5 weeks and the fact that out of those 5 weeks she got sick twice. Of course while being sick she was not brought in; therefore, she had to adjust each time all over again. They keep saying they cared for her and what not, but still kicked her out. They had no tolerance and no patience. According to them, she was a bother and didn't let her teacher take care of the other kiddos. But they had the nerve to say they could keep taking care of her until I found a new daycare. They must've thought I am naive enough to continue to bring my daughter to a place where clearly she's not welcome. Clearly all they cared for was the money. They wanted to keep getting paid. Of course I didn't agree and asked for my money back. Here are some recommendations: 1- learn how to handle situations like this properly. There's no need to kick out a kid after 5 week and 0 proper routine. A chat should've been done and maybe 2-3 months of trying to figure out how to help the kid adjust. 2- not all parents can leave their jobs to Pick up their kids simply because they are "sad" and crying. They are babies and crying normal. Proper Adjustment takes time. No need to be messaging each time a kid is Sad worrying the parent simply because you can't or don't know how to do your job. 3- if the daycare opens at 6:30, then all teachers should be there 5-10 mins before. More often than not, the teacher was exiting her car and walking in as I was doing the same. Clearly the teacher was not ready to start her day. In multiple occasions I had to leave my kid with an older class teacher because her own teacher was running behind. I will not be recommending this place to anyone. read more

We absolutely love this daycare! My son has been attending for 4 years. We have never had any issues with other kids, the owner, or the teachers. I just had a baby & she started the first of this month & the teachers in the newborn room have been nothing but sweet to my baby girl. They have always been super understanding when I've needed them to be. They have given help or guidance anytime we've needed it. They always communicate to us about how my kids are doing & have built a personal relationship with our family. The center is always clean, good energy & the teacher turnover rate is super low! There are multiple teachers there that have been there since our boy was only a baby. That just shows me they are taking care of their employees, & if they are are taking care of their employee's than their employee's are taking care of my babies. My husband & I recently moved further south, & rather than finding a closer Daycare to our new home, I travel a little out of my way to make sure my kids are in good hands. If I could give them more than 5 stars, I would without even having to think about it! :) read more

I love this place. :) They are so good with my daughter and are great about working with you on payments and are very communicative about your child's day. The teachers are sweet and really follow policy to a T when it comes to accident reports and injuries. I will never take my kids anywhere else! read more

This is the first daycare my kids have ever gone to. As a newly single mom, I researched a lot of daycares and was hesitant to put my kids in a daycare, period. Upon going through the daycare I thought it seemed great. I thought it was a big unusual that I needed to pay the registration fee to hold my place on the wait list, but I was desperate to get my kids in fast. My kids were very upset with each drop off (ages 4 and 18 months), which didn't seem too unusual but as time went by it seemed to get worse instead of better. A few times when I picked up my kids at different times, the 2's (they put my daughter in an older class for some reason) teachers were on their phones and even once one of the babies was carrying around their phone. Now, I'm okay with wearing short shorts myself, but I find it highly unprofessional and inappropriate to see most of the daycare workers wearing shorts that barely covered their butts while taking care of children. Also most in tank tops. That kind of unnerved me. I had sent my toddler with sunscreen like many do, but I was never able to find the sunscreen at pick up and she usually was sunburned or much tanner after couple days. They seem to spend a lot of time outside, but my daughter is fair skinned and needs sunscreen. When I'd pick her up they told me they can't get my youngest to nap, eat, or drink anything. Not unusual after an adjustment period. But the director told me they just stopped trying. Once when I went to drop off my daughter one of the workers was laying down sleeping in a little pillowed area. This all unnerved me. The real kicker was the voicemail I got about needing to find new care for my toddler. She had bit someone and I was told I needed to find new care by the end of the month (a week and a half). When I went in, I asked if there was an incident report and the director skirted over my question. She told me she had also bit a care provider earlier that week, so two incidences total. I never knew about the previous time as there wasn't an incident report and they only told her dad at pickup, but him and I co-parent and he failed to let me know. In their handbook they state they give three chances and do incident reports... The last week my kids were there she told me she's doing so much better and maybe she should give her another chance.. I declined as I had already found more qualified and professional care. This all happened in the matter of three weeks! They've since been at a new place for a month and there haven't been any issues. read more

My daughters attended this daycare for 3.5 years. We loved all the staff, provided meals, activities, security, summer activities, transportation to local schools etc. All for a reasonable price!!! Our daughters loved going there. The staff always treated our daughters with kindness and caring. We could not ask for a better place. read more

My son has been apart of Layton children's center since he was 6 weeks old. He's now 4 and wants to be there every day. The teachers and staff loves every child like their own. My son is very fair skinned and they play outside twice a day and both times he is slathered in sunblock per my request. They have continuously been in a state of mind of constant improvement with healthy food to education. 90% of meals and snacks are homemade using the best ingredients like bobs whole wheat flour vs white. They are conscious of non gmo products and half of their fruits and veggies are organic and fresh. I watch the director and owner address each child and parent by name during pickup and drop off which are at different times if the day for me. I don't know how they do it and remember everyone but they do. This is such a homey feel there and everyone is family there. I love the structure there with preschool program and my son comes home with loads of art, letter games, and learning materials. They have their routine posted by each door down to the minute of the day. They use an app that I have downloaded which tells me their menu of foods my son was served, nap times, little notes, extra programs and fun activities. I have an older child who attended several daycares in his childhood and not one of his had come close to the level of care and structure LCC provides. read more

my son started at the beginning of April, due to needing a daycare that will transport to the elementary he will be going to for kindergarten. The first week was rough, they notified me about some behavior issues(running away from teachers, saying no, not listening the first time.)the following week things seemed better, i asked almost daily how the day went (to make sure I was doing what I could for them) they told me "today was better, he is having a hard time making friends, he isnt hurting anyone, but we are working on it"....okay great. He was so proud of himself, which shows that teachers were not adressing his supposed terrible behavior with him either, one day I didnt ask how the day went and he wanted me to go back inside and make sure i asked, if he had been misbehaving and in trouble with the teacher, would a child want to make sure i asked his teacher? no. .well this week, no one has said ANYTHING to me, just the typicall hellos, and goodbyes...today while at work, i get an e mail, stating how they can not handle my sons behavior. They cant reason with him, and their program just isnt for him, and he will have to find else where to go. When spoken to on the phone, after recieving this e mail..the ONLY reason they would give me is that he needs more attention than the other kids, and he dumped a box of crayons out and he is 5, he shouldnt be behaving that way....excuse me? Also he was wrestling with another kid, just playing around. So if this was a problem why wasnt it addressed, THAT DAY, and the other kid? Is he being kicked out too?! And its a problem if a child needs a little extra attention? i thought thats what the teachers were there for. Are you telling me in a class of 18 5 year olds to 1 teacher ony 1 5 year old boy needs extra attention?. yes I understand my child is hyper, he is testy, but he is not a bad kid. If this was such an issue, they could have told me the issues everyday, and we could have worked together to see what would help my son in this new place. He was at his previous daycare for 3 years and never an issue this bad, AND I TOLD THEM THAT. so who is the problem here?..when all you can say over and over, is "that its just not working out, he needs too much attention, i didnt tell you because I didnt want to upset you, and it wasnt a huge deal, it hasnt been as bad as it was at first." (this is exactly what they said, over....and over. no other reasn)that shows me you just dont want him there, and no child deserves that. They even admitted to me there were other "hard" kids in his class. They let him run around doing whatever he wanted. Yet he required too much attention? Also on more than 1 occasion the "teachers" were on their phones during pick up...if you have a typical 5 year old boy, who is going through change with a new daycare provider, i do not recommend this provider. they have no structure, clearly dont like to associate or pay any extra attention to children, or discuss issues with the parents more than one time.. Dont take the time to work with the child, and a bunch of "adults" who are not capable of "reasoning" with a 5 year old..this place is not worth it at all. beware read more