Choosing a place for your child's early years is a huge decision, and our time at TLE in Clarkston…read morehas been a blessing. Over the years my son has spent here, we have watched him transform from a curious toddler into a confident learner. The process my son has made is incredible. The Curriculum at TLE goes far beyond basic childcare. He has learned Sign language and Spanish which is great in comparison to my childhood. It's been amazing to see him hit new milestones and develop strong social skills through their play-based approach. As he prepares to leave for "big kid school," the difference is clear: he is exceptionally prepared. Thanks to their focus on Kindergarten readiness, he isn't just meeting benchmarks-he's exceeding them. He has the academic foundation and the classroom confidence to step into his next chapter without missing a beat. The staff doesn't just watch the kids-they truly adore them. From the patient teachers to the wonderful administrators, the level of care is outstanding. We've always had complete peace of mind knowing he is in a safe, loving atmosphere where the teachers go "above and beyond." Clarkston is a tight-knit community, and the center is a big part of that. We have loved the events they host, which show how much they care about our local area. Some of our favorite highlights include Themed Adventures, Family Date Night and Community Connection. If you are looking for a place where your child will be loved, challenged, and treated like family, I cannot recommend The Learning Experience in Clarkston enough!!

I truly cannot say enough good things about TLE Clarkston. Our daughter started with TLE in January…read moreof 2025. We have never been made to feel like a bother by the management or teachers. Everyone is patient with us. Every teacher we have ever had, even the ones we were uncertain about at the start, have all adored our daughter and treated her better than family. Her current teachers, Rachel, Dina, and Gigi are so attentive and kind. We truly enjoy talking to them at pick up and drop off. Most of all, I want to acknowledge that daycare is expensive and it's hard to leave your baby with others. I can say with all honesty that my wife and I utter the phrase, "worth every penny," multiple times a month. Our daughter has excelled here and gotten so many experiences and built so many relationships that we would never have had the time or resources to provide working full time.

This is an awesome school where the administration and teachers genuinely care about both learning…read moreand the children as individuals. The classrooms are clean, welcoming, and thoughtfully designed to help children feel comfortable and excited about school. The teachers are creative and intentional in the way they teach, using innovative activities that help children build confidence and develop new skills. I've seen firsthand how clear instruction, patience, and consistency have helped my child grow and truly enjoy learning. The school also does a wonderful job bridging home and school, making families feel respected, included, and supported. You can feel the care, dedication, and commitment to quality education throughout the entire school.

This the worst school to take your kids to because the lady in the front all she does is complain…read moreall the time about you and your child like "why does he always poop everyday? He doesn't know to hold it in and etc." Lady he's 6 weeks old you expect him to knows how to yet. Pathetic! Had the nerve to call my baby worthless! Ridiculous! She so delusional! She's also a 2 face! I think She needs to go to a doctor to see if anything wrong with her or not.

I was taking my some here for about 6 months. I wanted to love it but this place needs to train…read moreemployees on crisis management. I heard an employee say to a child he was going to shove his face in the snow last winter. I've had my child's personal items thrown from across the room toward my husband and son per his report and a boot almost hit him. Not appropriate. Im sure there are some great caregivers there. But when one that is impatient and just doesn't manage the children's emotional crisis well is the dominant energy than others follow. I walked in the room several time to different children crying and during the whole time it took me to change my child from snow items to other clothes and gather his things the child had not been spoken to. There are other ways I've seen this handled at another care facility. I suggest using your best judgment if you just feel like someone is a little annoyed by the children more often times than not then don't take your child there. Bless all the bright sunshiny patient caregivers that are there. They really need you. Also, I qualified for some DHS benefits and felt like that wasn't totally transparent because what my caseworker was telling me and what they were charging me was two different things. watch the totals on that print out from the beginning. If you need to send them to your caseworker to match up with their records.

Super nice staff, very knowledgeable about kids, and goes out of their way to help a single dad. My…read more9 month old has been going here for nearly 4 months. It's clean and kids seem to get the attention and love they need.

Truly a great place to work! The staff are very personable and are always willing to help each…read moreother out - the definition of a team environment. The director is very mindful of the needs of the staff and is very understanding, and always lends an ear if you want to discuss something!

I love The Breakie Bunch! I would highly recommend this daycare to anymore if you had toddlers and…read moreup!

We have used SFMB for the last 5 years and they're like my family! The school is clean, the…read moreteachers love the kids like they are their own and the curriculum is amazing (high scope play based alongside curriculum like handwriting without tears). My kids are always happy to go here and I'm so happy we found them.

My daughter has been attending this school for the past 4 years. She absolutely loves it here! She…read morecomes home singing songs, teaching me manners, and tells me all about her day. She has never once come home with bite marks, negative words (such as 'butts'; which was picked up at her stay at a private in home day care). The teachers here are very supportive, kind and firm. They have given me daily report cards of her activities during the ages she could not speak, which I found to be extremely helpful! The detail of these cards was helpful for me to continue the same schedule while she was at home and at school. My daughter is now entering the young 5's and she and I are both excited for this next journey. The teachers have told me she will be learning how to use computer skills, learning spanish, and reading and writing. She will also begin learning math. The owner of SFMB, Nanci, has been extremely supportive to me and my family, and has gone above and beyond what I would have ever expected from an owner of any business. I am a single parent, and this is a school that I am proud to say my daughter attends. It is well worth the value of your money spent.

Both my boys went through Creative Co-Op preschools 3 and 4/JK program and loved it! I liked being…read moreable to volunteer in the classroom and go to all the fun field trips. The teachers are amazing and I felt so much comfort leaving my kids in their hands every day. I couldn't recommend this preschool enough, we will miss it.

I absolutely love this pre-school. My children have grown so much both academically and socially…read more The sense of community and family involvement is top notch. The teachers are amazing and their love for the students is unmatched! I can not speak highly enough of our experience here.

My 4-year-old son attended Morgan's Early Learning Center for almost 3 years and it's always been a…read morepositive experience. Recently, I made the unfortunate decision at the start of the 2019-2020 preschool year to try out Stepanski Early Childhood Center across the street. I cannot tell you what a huge mistake I made by doing that. I qualified for the Oakland County's GSRP state-funded program based out of Stepanski, so free tuition. At Morgan's full tuition was paid. Like the other reviewer mentioned, sometimes you get exactly what you pay for when it's free or low-cost. (If you're interested in seeing photos of what can happen there, feel free to shoot me a private message. Posted my photos to Google believe they were flagged + my review was taken down.) Why the switch? Over the summer of 2019 Morgan's informed parents they were being bought out by another company. The timing was 'ideal' to try a new center. We all know how some corporate takeovers go...potential policy changes, staff turnover, and suchlike. My son was also set to transition into the preschool-level classroom there at the start of Fall 2019 *and* there was potential to save money at Stepanski. Everyone can stand to save a little more money, right? Well, not at the physical expense of your child. Don't do it. Don't do it. Don't do it. And no, I did not just stutter. ESPECIALLY if you have court / judgment-issued custody parameters that are not cut + dried (if you're divorcing, factor this in BIG TIME) and the potential of court officials who think your concerns do not hold water and your ex trapped you by design. 2 months of negative experiences at Stepanski will be ignored + trump nearly 3 years positive experience at Morgan's (or another center of your choosing). It makes no sense to me, but BE WARNED if you're in a similar situation. Let my mistake be your lesson. If you're the type of parent to freely invest in your child and are not a if-it's-free-it's-for-me individual, make that investment at Morgan's. The location on Hatchery Rd + Airport Rd should be on you daycare / child care center research list if you live in Waterford Township or nearby in Clarkston, Michigan. I have never felt that my son was in danger at Morgan's (and I am *always* on high-alert). You always get a heads up phone call if something has happened that they think you should know about or seems off (not some surprise on a piece of paper and on your kids' person at the end of the day). If you are running extra late, haven't called, and your child has not shown up by 10AM, they will reach out to you (gotta love a sincere welfare check). They also don't default to lazy app messaging use. But if one were used, I am sure Morgan's would be sensitive to how they should use them + triage the messaging accordingly. Staff make an effort to connect + know your name. I don't know if they are trained to say, "Hello!" or "Have a great day!" when passing parents in the hallway or upon leaving as a condition of employment, but it's always a bright and cheery scene 95% of the time. AMENITIES: They have a large outdoor play space that is sectioned off for younger kids and older kids with plenty of space to roam, summer Splash Days, book fundraisers, pizza day, holiday party days, IdentiKid events + picture day. The classrooms are spacious, clean, and well-stocked with toys and educational items. You often see staff actively cleaning, too. But daycare is daycare and germs are germs - it's part of the territory. They "make" you store nap items in giant Ziplocs. Not like the Bad Place across the street that must throw them in a heap and hand them back to you loose at some point down the road. Morgan's allows you to customize scheduling within reason or availability: 1/2 days, p/t + f/t weeks. One area where Morgan's can use some work: their marketing. The 2000's-looking website and Facebook activity could use an upgrade and focused content creation plan (here's looking at you Corporate Takeover Company). One thing I don't think they are doing a good job at is letting everyone know how good they are + how much they offer. Maybe move onto Instagram, too (I know that I am barely on FB anymore). Being more active with posting holiday 'we're open / closed' notice updates and text or email reminders for events. I once showed up when they were legit closed. I recently asked about the type of "curriculum" they use (not that it's a bad one, my kid learned A LOT there), but knowing that a structured one is available is a sure vote of confidence for a prospective parent. Be advised that there are chunky late fees if you don't pay your tuition by [every] Weds (even if you get paid on Thursday or Friday that same week), so plan accordingly. Also, timely pickups are incentivized by a $4 per minute late pickup fee. Understandable, people want to go the 'H' home and the company needs to offset O/T. Sadly, I will not see my son graduate from Morgan's, but you sure can if you enroll your kid.

Our son has been through the whole center at Morgan's and he is a great student at school because…read moreof the path the daycare set for him. Their curriculums for all ages and levels is outstanding and the care both of my children get is more than any mom could want. We love Morgan's Early Learning Center and recommend them to all families!

We love MSOC! Our son has been here since he was 9 months old. The level of care is amazing, the…read morestaff is caring and compassionate, and I'm amazed at the things he is learning when compared to others his age who are in a traditional day care setting.

Found it strange that there were really no reviews on this school even though its been around for…read moreyears. Regardless, we enrolled our son and aside from it being somewhat expensive, at the end removed him as it seemed more like daycare.

While this daycare is not a big box, fancy facility, they are filled with workers who care about…read moreyour child. The facility is clean, maintained, and keeps the kids happy and busy throughout the day. My son was there from infancy through 16 months as I worked during the day. They are flexible with the hours and schedule you would like to keep ( I had most of the summer off). Care is very personalized here. You can't beat the price either! My family will greatly miss this place after we move!