10 stars if I could! My daughter has learned so so much and I love to watch her grow. I cant wait…read moreto see where this adventure takes her

This place is an absolute joke. I worked here for over 3 yrs and the first 2 1/2 years weren't too…read morebad. Had a few different directors during that time but it was still pretty good for the most part. The last year of my employment however was mentally draining and the most miserable experience I could ever have at a job. Management doesnt know how to treat their employees and I mean ALL management especially the director and admin. I won't say too much for legal reason but this place doesn't care about their employees and they most definitely dont care about your children. Its all about the money/ enrollments. As a person who's seen, heard, and been through alot with the company I promise you this isn't the place for your child or for anyone who's looking for a job. I will give absolute praise to the few good teachers that have because if it weren't for them im sure this place would be in shambles already. I truly hope for those kids sake that something changes and hopefully soon

I absolutely love this school. They are so good with the kids. My twins LOVE all the teachers and…read moreare treated with so much affection. I could't ask for a better place to drop my babies off.

This school loves and cares for kids every day. The staff is well-trained and they are following…read moreall CDC guidelines to the letter. Both of my children attended here for 5 years each, and they were well-prepared for kindergarten by the time they left.

This school rocks. My kiddo has been there for 5 years and I am super sad to leave. The management…read moreteam is friendly and communicative. The staff is always friendly and helpful, my kiddo Dwight absolutely loves his teacher Mr. Bryan and he gives the hardest time having to go home from school because he wants to stay. I have no doubts that my child's mental and emotional needs are being met and I couldn't be in more awe that a school and its staff is able to pull off so much.

We could not be happier with not only the education, but also the love and care that our son…read morereceives at Chesterbrook. We've sent him there since he was an infant; his love for his school, his teachers, and his friends has grown over these past few years. I love reading and seeing what he did each day through the detailed summaries on the Links 2 Home app, and we discuss his activities on the way home. Additionally, the photos sent of my little guy really help me get through the day. Each staff member, whether my son's teacher or not, knows who he is. It's a wonderful community and we are so grateful that we found such a wonderful place for our son to go during the day. It's hard to leave him each day, but I am thrilled that he is so happy to be there. We couldn't recommend Chesterbrook Academy in Newtown Square more highly!

The staff here is really nice and the center is clean. My child has been very happy.read more

Fairy Tale? More like a complete nightmare. I should of did more research before choosing this as a…read moresecond home and education for my child who is only 2 years old. This was her first child care experience which lead to scratches on the face, bruises on the wrist from grabbing my child. The first red flag was the teacher bringing her out like she was yanking her the second was my child screaming and saying oww now the scratches and bruises and no one is able to explain??? Idk why the state isn't investigating this facility. Diaper rashes, directors not caring about the children, teachers treating them like garbage.. ITS A PRISON with a pass code lock on the door literally!!! PLEASE DONT PUT YOUR CHILD THROUGH IT.

My daughter has been enrolled in this new daycare and she loves it. The staff is great and the…read moreplace is really nice. Great location and really easy for us to get in and out quick. We had been searching for an affordable daycare for a while and this place had just opened. We are very happy we made the decision to move to little journeys.

great place to stay in shape and get some sports related lessons for your children. A terrific…read morecenter for the community.

Great equipment, plenty of space and available machines/equipment. It's so modern and accommodating…read moreyou would have no idea it's also part of a community organized nonprofit.

Our family has been very cautious with the ongoing pandemic due to health issues. We have followed…read morethe recommendations of the CDC and mandates set forth by the governor and his office because we are not medical professionals. When I spoke with the owner, Jodi, of the school, after the mask mandate was declared by the governor, I wanted to confirm that they would be in compliance with this order so that I could feel safe knowing that some medical precautions were being taken to keep my child (and our family) from contracting COVID. Jodi explicitly stated that some of the two year olds "are disgusted by" wearing masks and that wearing masks "upsets them" so the staff would "not force them to wear" masks. This was obviously concerning, especially since earlier in the summer, Jodi had told my wife that the school would not be enforcing mask wearing unless the governor mandated it, and now that it was mandated, Jodi would be going against the medical advice of those advising the governor and made it clear that even though the governor's mandate was now in place, the school would still not enforce it. I called and spoke with Jodi to request a refund of our deposit, due to the continuing concerns that we had, after Jodi made it clear that mask wearing would, in essence, be optional for those in the two year old room, despite the mandate. Jodi claimed that I was "twisting [her] words," that "the governor is crazy" if he thinks two year olds will keep masks on all day and repeatedly said that she knows from her personal experiences while raising three kids that two year olds will not keep masks on. As a father of toddlers who have navigated this pandemic with masks on, I feel very at odds with Jodi's assessment of children's capability to follow directions from adults and wear a mask. In the end, Jodi refused to return our deposit and explained that it would remain on file for six months in the event that we decided to send our child there in the future. Truthfully, after our experience with Jodi, we have very little interest in sending our children there, pandemic or not. Had we been given assurances and felt the least bit comfortable with Jodi's handling of this matter or her willingness to comply with state mandates, then we would certainly be interested in enrolling our children in the future. Under normal circumstances, I understand why the deposit would be non refundable within the 30 days notice; after Jodi made it clear that the school would not mandate masks unless the governor ordered it, we were resigned to the fact that we would likely forfeit our deposit and not send our child if it was not mandated. We were relieved when it was ordered but a bit distraught when Jodi expressed an unwillingness to comply with or encourage mask wearing in the two year old room. If Jodi had assured us that the school would be complying with the mask mandate and helping children to adjust to mask wearing instead of letting them go unmasked, then our child would be in the school at this very moment. Instead, we've found a better program that is serious about protecting the health of children.

This brand new (as of May 2019) Goddard is definitely somewhere worth sending your children to,…read moreespecially compared to others in the area. My son transferred to Goddard from Kindercare, where he was learning virtually nothing (the 4-5yo teacher there didn't even read books daily), and he loved the new environment at Goddard and got a much better education. He had a marked change in attitude and happiness as well and started to bring home art projects regularly. Pros: * Classrooms are HUGE and clean, as everything is new * Owners are willing to invest in resources and toys in the classroom * The playground is large and sparkling clean. There's also an indoor gym for inclement weather. They exercise 2x a day which is good. * They use Tadpoles, so you get notes on the day and a photo each day. * Over the summer, there are water play days. * Strong focus on academics as well as art, with daily projects to bring home * They're open most days and take very few days off. * Teachers have strong discipline. * Snacks are provided in the afternoon. * There is open and honest communication. Whenever a bump or bruise occurs, they tell us about it, unlike at Kindercare where sometimes we got the we don't know what happened excuse * Kids don't want to go home at night, which is the best indicator they're doing a great job. Neutral Notes * They do enforce logistical rules at this daycare (aka. labeling everything, taking water bottles home nightly to wash), which some fellow parents have felt are burdensome, but we like it because it prevents spread of disease which happened a lot at our old Kindercare. * They offer pizza catered in for lunch once a week at $4, and since a lot of kids elect in, we do it too for ours, but some parents might not like that societal pressure component. Areas for Improvement (they're still a 5* school, but no one is perfect): * One teacher we had was resistant to filling out info in Tadpoles and need to be complained to in order to give any info. * Teacher turnover is moderate, which is to be expected at childcare centers, but hopefully will stabilize over time. * They gave us the impression milk would be offered to students daily, but it turns out to be sporadic from what our son has told us.