My friend and I signed up for a paint class at the Lawrenceville location. Patricia our artist was…read morefantastic! She took time to guide us along our journey and encouraged us to make our piece , our own. The studio was great, roomy, clean and well organized. I highly recommend a fun event with friends and family.

This was a wonderful experience. Great artist host, great ambience. Fab playlist. Just perfect for…read morea girls' night out!

This place was very cute and a super fun date idea! Perfect for a family event as well. I had read…read moreabout how packed they can get, so I went 30 minutes after opening and had no wait time. There was a lot of figurines to choose from and they gave you an apron, palette, and supplies to make your figurine customized. They don't have food options but they do let you bring your own food from outside. Drinks are not that great, but I didn't have high expectations for that. We dropped off our figurines and left for lunch (about an hour or so) and when we came back they were ready for pick up! Mine did have some other paint smudged on it but for the experience and how quick it was, I didn't mind.

My friends and I returned to Incha Duck to socialize while painting figurines. We arrived at noon…read moreSaturday when the venue opened and picked out our figurines and checked out with the cashier. She made the greatest suggestion of trying the crème brûlée mocha tea and it was so good. We spent almost 4 hours painting and enjoying our drinks. The place is so clean and organized. By the time we left, the venue was packed. It was a great way to spend a raining day.

I was going there and I kinda liked it. It's hard to get in and harder to stay i remember one…read moreirritiating person.

I am kinda surprised by the earlier reviews. I also used a deal for a date night. I went with a…read morefriend. We did not have any major issues scheduling. But that might be because we had to plan far in advance due to my friend's travel schedule. It is way out there in Tucker. But I always research where a place is before I buy a voucher. So no surprise there. You do have to pick up your piece later- so that is two trips out there. The class project was to make a mug. You don't get to make whatever you want. That's OK with me. They give you some time to play around with clay and practice the depth you need to use with the impressions. Even with the practice, I still didn't use the proper depth, unfortunately. But my piece came out ok. You get to choose from two different glaze colors- I wish there had been more. And the color I chose didn't turn out exactly as I had expected. The staff there was really nice. My friend and I both left something there. Me- my folder of vouchers. My friend- her water bottle and a ring. They held on to the lost items for us. Unfortunately, they didn't come across my friend's water bottle.

After two years of ignoring the sewing machine my husband bought me, I finally took a class at…read moreThreaded by Heaven and now I can sew! By my second class, I had made him a Christmas pillow. Who knew I had this talent hiding in plain sight? I'm hooked and can't wait to make all the things for myself (and him). 10/10 Highly recommend if you want to feel proud and a little crafty!

Learning how to sew was something I wanted to do always. I have two girls and I love home decor…read moreitems. I finally signed up and the beginner's session turned out to be a joyful one. Courtenay was chatty, patient and all-around fun. I can't wait to learn more and start my own little projects.

I took the 6 week class, and I had a wonderful experience! The classes were very thorough, and you…read morecan tell Mary really has a passion for stained glass.

My daughter went to Pen to Paper using their drop in service because her daycare was closed due to…read moreearly release. She thoroughly enjoyed her time with Ms. K and wouldn't stop telling me all the exciting things they did throughout the day. Now she wants to attend the spring break camp as well! Ms.K kept my 4 year old engaged throughout the whole day through reading, painting and other activities. We definitely will be returning!

"We encountered this team at a competition, and the level of poor sportsmanship was shocking. Their…read moredancers frequently made demeaning comments, and their overall behavior toward dancers from other studios was disrespectful and unsportsmanlike. What was especially disappointing was seeing these attitudes reflected by some of their teachers and coaches, who play such an important role in shaping how young dancers treat others. Dance competitions should foster respect, encouragement, and camaraderie, and it was sad to witness behavior that fell so far short of those values."

This below 5 rating is based on my recent experience. I gave…read moresome points for good customer service during the registration process, but after my daughter's first and only session, it's been pressing on me to leave a review... I took my oldest daughter to this dance company to hopefully introduce her to hip hop dancing - she is 4 and says she wants to be a dancer. She has taken soccer, ballet, tap, gymnastics, music classes, so just keeping in mind that this isn't my first rodeo on toddler classes. She also goes to school. I realize that in a classroom when children outnumber the teacher it is hard for them to pay particular attention to any one child - I get it! What I saw at this studio was a total lack of acknowledgment, engagement or encouragement. I literally saw the teacher move her to the side so she could continue her routine. I guess she was in the way but she remained to the side, as pictured, through the remainder of the class like a 'bad or disruptive' child. It seemed like a punishment. As I ponder on the picture - it makes me sad. This was my aspiring dancer's experience with dance! Wow! Not to add dramatics, but since this is my eldest child, and I am experiencing everything for the first time, I could only hope it didn't totally discourage her. She doesn't want to go back there but I do plan on taking her to other studios. The classes were very large at this studio and in most cases for that age, a second teacher is necessary. There was only 1 in this class. I also found that the dance move they were taught in this class, which not a single student could imitate at that age, was complex enough that adults probably couldn't either! I suggest adding another teacher to toddler classes or reducing the size of the class AND some training on engaging with that age group. I noticed that within 45 minutes, the children seemed to be standing around most of the time - I guess they were being instructed, not sure, since I could only see on the video as there isn't a glass screen like other places I've been to. Lastly, I picked up my girl at the end who burst into tears - I asked the teacher what happened and she shrugged and said I don't know, I guess she missed you. Never check on her or attempted to care. Glad I already canceled enrollment before that interaction anyway - I hope that my child's teacher would care enough, since she was the only child crying. A simple, 'hope you feel better next time and hope you try again' would have been nice. But a shrug does not work for me.

Really loved this school for my preschooler! Everyone here is very friendly and welcoming. I've…read moretaken my daughter to other schools and programs where the staff was either miserable or just downright rude. The teachers here are extremely easy to talk to and they are truly loving and caring towards the chidren! We love Mrs. Heeter and Mrs. Edward! I love that they also have a great payment website setup. Because even the Goddard school didn't accept credit cards and had to always pay by cash which was annoying.

TLDR: Use as a last resort if location and cost override concerns, but follow suggestions at the…read moreend of review* *several 5 star google reviews from the past two years were written by staff *Corporate: don't bother copying and pasting the message to call the center director Choosing a childcare provider is one of the most important and stressful decisions you can make as a parent. Two years ago, we chose Childtime of Lilburn after touring several options in the Lilburn/Lawrenceville area. We based our decision on location and the recommendation of some local families. Here are some key issues: -High turnover, even by daycare standards: We had two kids who respectively moved from the toddler room through preschool and from preschool through Pre-K. The classrooms were a revolving door of teachers, which culminated in both Pre-K teachers (a lead teacher and support teacher) leaving in the middle of the 2025-2026 school year. Turnover created instability in the classrooms and disrupted learning. -Teacher quality: While we had some staff members who were truly caring and dedicated, we saw an overall decline in teacher quality during our two years at Childtime. We saw good teachers take initiative and attain additional early childhood credentials, only to not be retained when they sought better compensation. It was frustrating to see good teachers leave and be replaced by people who were inattentive and unengaging. -Lack of structure: Related to the previous point, diminished teacher quality led to poor classroom management. There was inconsistency in activities and schedules, and poor transitions to and from nap time. With lack of structure and boredom, we saw classrooms trend toward becoming more and more chaotic, which was an environment that was challenging for both of our children (our older child who was in Pre-K and our younger child who had transitioned to preschool as a 3 y/o). If your child does not do well with lack of structure and boredom then they might struggle at Childtime. Do not expect teachers and leadership to work collaboratively with you to support your child if they are struggling at Childtime. -Questionable inclusivity: While we did not perceive racial or ethnic bias and found the staff to be quite diverse, we did sense an underlying culture that was not supportive of nontraditional self-expression. If your child expresses themselves differently this may not be an environment where they feel protected from bullying and supported by the school. Why 2 stars and not 1 star? 1 star felt like it would be dismissive of the hard work and dedication of the good teachers we had at Childtime. It's too bad that many of them have left. We regret not leaving sooner. *Suggestions* 1. Monitor cameras: -the livestream (included in the price rather than being an add-on like at some other providers) is certainly an advantage, but do not assume that because the livestream exists that staff are doing what they are supposed to be doing. Check in at different times of day and call the front desk if you see that your child's class has become chaotic or notice other issues. 2. Check the Georgia DECAL inspection reports: The Georgia Dept of Early Care and Learning maintains a quality rating system of daycare providers (Childtime of Lilburn has 1 out of 3 stars; they are listed as Childtime Childcare #1102) and publish licensing and incident inspection reports. It would be wise to check the portal periodically and see what issues are arising, as these reports are not directly disclosed to families by Childtime. 3. Trust your instincts: If you notice red flags, bring them up to teachers and leadership. If you feel they are not being adequately addressed, leave.