The Frazer Center does a wonderful job keeping adults with disabilities busy with new experiences…read more They teach life skills such as cooking simple meals when their abilities warrant it. They make sure that the adults gets out into the community to experience events that people without disabilities experience regularly.

Attended a wedding reception here. The food was awesome-really delicious. Beef brisket, fried green…read moretomatoes, collard greens, pimento cheese on the cheese biscuits- these were my favorites, but there was so much more. I so wanted to have seconds, but was stuffed and could not indulge myself. Really was a marvelous venue for a wedding reception.

Come and pick up a free library book or two. Sometimes there are more books and other times there…read morearen't very many. They have mostly kids books usually but you can find adult reading also. ***Please remember to always close the door so the books don't get wet if it rains. Nobody wants a moldy book!*** This is also a great place to leave those books you have already read and no longer want to keep. Magazines are welcome also. There is also a decent kids playground in the middle of the shopping center with park benches and a stage area. It's to the left of the Little Library (if you are in front facing it).

This free library sits in Covington's City Park, just a short walk from the Visitor's Center. It is…read moreeasy to find, positioned beside the Covington Film Garden and visible from the main path. The structure is brown with a shingle roof, though it could use a little care. One of the shingles is missing and the front door panel is gone, leaving the books inside exposed to wind and rain. It is still standing and still serving its purpose, but it feels a bit forgotten. Inside, the shelves hold a colorful mix of mostly paperbacks. Today, the selection leaned heavily toward romance novels. That is not my usual pick, but it might be just right for someone else passing through. The books were dry for now, but without a door, that may not last. There is no listing for this library on the Little Free Library database map and no visible signage to indicate who maintains it or whether any group sponsors it. It feels like a quiet, unofficial offering. Parking is available nearby, making it easy to stop and browse if you are curious. [Review 1264 of 2025 - 834 in Georgia - 24816 overall]

We began sending my daughter to Childcare Network when she turned one and I went back to work. We…read morehad a little snaffu getting her set up to start which had me pretty skeptical but we figured it was worth a shot. It turns out I was very wrong, we couldn't ask for a better daycare. She has now been in both the infant and toddler rooms and we are so thankful for her amazing teachers and staff and for the little friends she has met. We haven't had a single problem and are always able to get in touch with the front desk or director with any questions or concerns. There are so many daycare choices in this area and I feel super lucky that we found such a good fit.

I only have all good things to say. Hard to find childcare that actually focuses on learning like…read moreKiddie Kove. It's clean, secure... love the location. And the facility is beautiful. The school spirit and events are top notch too! Staff is amazing. What more can I say.... I'm happy.

My child was enrolled from March 24, 2025 to September 5, 2025. During that five month time frame…read moremy child had 7 different teachers. At that turnover rate, my child had more teachers than classmates. There was one teacher who was there four out of the five month stint that my child and me absolutely loved! We were there solely because of her. When she resigned, I was truly heartbroken and knew that our experience there would not be the same in her absence. That very same day I put my child back on the waitlist at another facility. It was great Kiddie Kove welcomed and accepted all kids. From my observations they adhered to the teacher to student required ratio. An area of improvement is that if there is a special needs student in a classroom, then there should be an additional teacher in the classroom. I witnessed countless times where a teacher would spend significant time attempting to redirect a child, and another child would get hurt or briefly get into mischief. On 9/3/25 I witnessed this constraint and a child fell twice over a toy vacuum while the teacher was changing a diaper and verbally trying to redirect a special needs child with no success. Exactly 30mins after witnessing this, I received a call stating my child had fell and had a cut lip. The daycare center provides a clean environment. It is in a relatively newly built church that was not specifically designed for a daycare. Because of this, there are no preventative security controls to prevent random people from entering the building during pick up and drop off times. I had a very detailed conversation with the directors about this and was told 'that is a valid concern, but the Elders of the church won't agree to proposed solutions'. I do want to note that the director did suggest me unenrolling my child as a first option. The directors decided to have someone sit on the inside near the entry door; however in my opinion this still would not prevent unauthorized access into the building nor prevent them for accessing the classrooms. More than half of the time when someone was suppose to be sitting near the door, they weren't there or halfway down the hall on the phone or reading a book. Daily schedules included tv time, story time, art projects, music, limited outdoor/gym play, and basic introduction to numbers and letters. There was a $50 charge for Spanish learning which entailed a pre-recorded video being played of a teacher teaching Spanish. Personally, I didn't understand why it was charged separately; if a pre-recorded video was the approach to teach Spanish then I'm not understanding how it differs from other You-Tube videos that could be played teaching Spanish. It was also advertised on their website that extra-curricular activities included dance and martial arts, these activities did not occur during our enrollment period. There is no consistent framework of criteria communicated to parents regarding milestones a child must meet to advance to the next level up classroom. My experience was that my child was in the younger-ones classroom and I had to specifically request my child be moved to the older-ones class (my child was 19 months at the time). During our five months of enrollment, there were no conference or forums that allowed routine direct interactions between parents and directors. The directors did not appear to be there daily as I may have seen them once or twice a month. When I brought this to their attention towards the end of my enrollment period they asked what would I suggest. In response, I suggested that it would be nice if they were there during one of the 2hr pickup or drop-off window. Their response was 'That's not going to happen. I have other things to do.' Their uniforms are $24 per shirt. This is an insane markup when polo shirts are less than $5. My child was 19 months at the time, so the shirts weren't even the right size. My opinion is that the uniform requirement was simply a money-grab tactic based on the ridiculous mark-up and the fact that the official school year had already been in session a full month so why wasn't it communicated to all parents before the school year began. My overall review of Kiddie Kove is this daycare fits the capitalistic mold that many of the for-profit daycares in South Fulton where directors exploit the necessity of childcare and exploit the labor of teachers. Based on all the facts mentioned, I am convinced the directors do not run the daycare based on genuine love for children but primarily the financial gain. The high turnover rate I witnessed at this facility has much accountability that should be acknowledged at the director level. Kiddie Kove has one of the highest tuition rates in the area. I have experienced a non-profit daycare with a tuition rate that is 27% lower, have more than adequate preventative security, longer operation hours, teacher longevity, directors who are ACTIVELY involved with all students DAILY, and much more.

Kids had a blast we will be coming here all summer. Love this place. Recommend for anyone who don't…read morehave a pool in their backyard

This is so worth the might dues for a family Y membership!! We are members at the Decatur Y, by…read moreyou can use the facilities at any location. The outdoor pool is rest with its zero entry. It has a large shallow area for kids to play in and a smaller roped off deep end. It also has a water slide! The depth of the water is 3ft 6 in when you land, so not super deep either and great for kids. They just started selling food and drinks too, but you can bring food and drinks with you (no glass). The cons are few but worth mentioning: Very limited parking so you have to find street parking. I'm not sure if you can park in the school lot next door. They do not have a large amount of tables and chairs. Today there is a birthday party now. The tables and chairs are blocked off for the past two hours which sucks and leaves you on the ground. They do not have any vests or kick boards like other locations. There is little to no shade so bring your sunblock!!! I wish we signed up for camp here since the pool is so much better than the Decatur pool. It's like having a pool membership.

Mrs Sabrina at the register was so friendly, she made the whole trip so nice. The store was well…read morekept. Quite busy inside and out. I'm from out of town and enjoyed stopping here for some dresses. The area doesn't seem the safest someone's car was broken into while we were there but it is definitely safe enough with the police station right out back. I'm glad we stopped in and would stop again if in the area.

This is a really well organized thrift store with great customer service! It had rows of…read morecolor-coordinated clothes, shelves of orderly household items, and just well-appointed all around. I'm impressed. We scored a LOT of cool things--some brand new, some barely used!

Oh my gosh its my old preschool. It is the best! It's was like my 2nd home. It's been a while…read moresince I visited her. But this time when she sees me. I am 27 and I want to enroll my child. I wouldn't take him no where else. Glad I found her. Once a Tiny Tots always a Tinytots! Love Janell

My son loves the facility. There's only 4 kids in his room so he gets one on one attention all the…read moretime. Very clean and new building, diverse staff and they work well with our dietary guidelines.