Someone stole my $30 water bottle at this location in the change room, and the staff won't do…read moreanything to ask anyone who took my bottle and call out the behavior that this is a crime, the staff keep saying its misplaced, but where is the one thats exactly the same, and why will this person take home a bottle when he didnt bring one in the first place. This place is so dumb and full of excuse and wont admit theft when as mentioned in other review dozens thef has already happened here this year and they should put posters with counts of theft reported to warn people never bring anything that has any value. And they tried to shut me up to tell people what happened to me. So disgusting. never again. Please be aware that people steal your stuff at YMCA. Just imagine how disgusting it is that you are in the same room with thieves. Worst waste of money and headach instead of having fun. Also please be aware that some people's locker got cut in the change room. They do nothing to prevent that from happening. I would suggest to go someplace with better security measures. Don't think it won't happen to you. By the way, the staff were lying to me, at first they said they will contact me if they found my stuff. But later when I confronted them about camera footage, they said I need to file a report to the police about theft. And they were making fun of me reporting 30 dollar, as if that's not a lot of money to lose and I really like the bottle and this is the second time i lost a bottle there. Ymca should fire those staff. Apparently there are a lot of fake reviews added by the management. They've also blocked me for telling the truth in their social media, which violated my freedom of speach. Hope they go bankrupt soon! If you want to get your valuables stolen, feel free to go at your own risk

This is a place where people are supposed to feel a sense of community and safe, especially…read morechildren. This location absolutely does not live up to those standards. My 13 year old daughter was using the gym there when a grown male began harassing her. Here are the facts to what happened and what the management's response was. I dropped my daughter off to do her work out at this location. Unfortunately, my wife and I were both in the middle of a project so was not able to stay with her but we were not worried as we felt that she was SAFE there. Near the end of her work out, she was approached by an adult male who asked her how long she was going to be. During her work out, she took a snap of herself to send to a friend as children do these days. She may have inadvertently got this male in the background. He became angry and asked her if she was taking pictures of him. When she tried to explain, he wasn't listening to her. He took his phone out and started recording her. It is unclear if it was at this point or later on when other members got involved the he called her fat and said she has a fat stomach. When he started recording her she Very Loudly told him Stop recording her and asked him WHY he was recording her. Her being loud is what drew the attention of the other members. 2 male members came to her aid as well as a female member. He became very belligerent towards the other member, tell them .... off. I was actually on the phone with my daughter at this point because she called me and I can hear this in the background. When I get there, she was already in the office with the female adult which aided her and some staff members. Shortly after I arrived, a Sergeant from Peel Region Police arrived to investigate. The Sergeant spoke with myself, the Female witness, at lease one of the male witnesses and the staff as well as the Adult male in question (once they were able to find him). No charges were able to be laid as there was not physical contact made. That is what we were told . I was told by the staff that there would be an incident noted on his file. That was not acceptable to me and I demanded that he be banned from the YMCA. I wanted him banned because not only did my daughter NOT feel safe and was afraid to go back because she might run into him again but I didn't want any other young people to possibly have a similar experience . They told me that only the program director or general manager would be able to do that. I sent the general manager an email that day (Saturday). Monday morning I called the center to speak with the Program Director who was not in. I left my information for him to call me back when he was to get in in the afternoon. After waiting and not getting any type contact by the management team, I called him back and was told that he was in a meeting. I was then informed that the General Manager would be dealing with this. I received an email later from her asking that we afford her some time to speak to her staff and investigate. I told her I appreciated her taking this matter seriously and told her about the 2 men and 1 lady who intervened on my 13 year old daughters behalf. I also told her that they spoke to her staff and that her staff on duty that day should have their information and that I would await her review. To recap the timeline, this incident happened on Saturday, I sent an email Saturday. Monday I had to contact the center instead of them contacting me. The General Manager asked me for a few day to review on Monday. Thursday afternoon just before 3pm, I had still not heard back from anyone so I sent another email to ask about the status. Just before 7pm she finally responded to me by tell me that she could call me "tomorrow" and to reply to her directly with a good time to call. I'm not sure as to why she had to say directly as my communication was directly to her unless she didn't want me to continue to tag the CEO of YMCA in the emails as well. She calls me the next day and tells me that my daughter won't have to worry about running into him "in the near future". I asked her what that means. I tell her that I assumed that means that he is suspended and not banned outright. She told me that she reviewed the footage and spoke with 2 witnesses and she said that they didn't hear anything prior to to my daughter very loudly saying "Why are you recording me? Stop recording me!" That is when they stepped in. She didn't speak to the lady as she deemed that she wouldn't have any information because she wasn't standing directly next to them. I pointed out the fact that that just because she wasn't STANDING right next to them doesn't mean that she didn't hear anything or wasn't observing from a distance. She then tells me that there are procedures that they have to follow. She tells me that in the footage, he wasn't any closer that 5 feet from her, like that is supposed to make any difference. Basically, they aren't going to do anything.

Although we did not end up using Tina's daycare because we were working on finding a short term…read moreplacement for our daughter while we were in the city staying for my medical appointments. We had emailed to inquire about the services, and while most would have probably ignored us because we weren't in their realm of care providing - we received a pleasant response that they offer longer term care and that they weren't what we were looking for and even gave some suggestions which was above and beyond. We really appreciated this and if one thing speaks to a parent more than anything when reaching out to daycare providers or nannies is that professional communication and understanding care goes along way anad can be seen through almost immediately. If you are looking for longer term daycare options then I definitely wouldn't hesitate to reach out to this daycare, and I hope you have a great experience from there!

Before Tina, we had poor experiences and she has opened our eyes to what positive learning and…read morefamily morale in the daycare environment is like. As a mom, I cannot possibly put into full words just how much Tina means to our family. She loves her kids like they're her own! And that takes a special kind of people to do.

Best Montessori in markham. My daughter enrolled here at 18 months. She's 2.5 now and the speech…read moreand mental development she has is amazing. The teachers are very attentive. My daughter had a bit of a struggle at the beginning (since it was her first time leaving the comfort of her home) and Ms Leyla (the principal) and the teachers all worked with us to help her transition smoothly. After 2 weeks of crying and fighting, my daughter loved the school so much she didn't want to go home when I come pick her up.

My daughter loves this school so far. Each time I pick her up she has big smiles on her face and…read moredoesn't want to leave. Before she goes home she blow kisses to the teachers and her friends. This is only her 3rd day. The classrooms are very spacious and airy with big windows. Principal Ms. Leyla is very caring and so are the teachers.

As a new father, all I want is the best for my daughter...and I've found it in My Little Wish…read moreDaycare. The degree to which my baby girl is growing and learning is truly astonishing. The educators are wonderful, creative and interesting young ladies and whose tireless efforts yield enormously positive results for our family. Highly recommended for busy parents with great expectations.

This is a wonderful daycare that you would want your child to be in. Trust that they will take good…read morecare of your child and pay extra attention to his/her needs. I will recommend them over and over again.

I'm really disappointed with my experience with this daycare's enrollment process. I received a…read morecall letting me know there was an open spot and we scheduled a tour for the very next day. I rearranged my schedule to make it work, only to be told the morning of the tour that the spot had already been given to someone else. At no point was I informed that the spot was being offered to multiple families or that it could be taken before my tour. If I had known, I would have acted faster or asked for an earlier tour. This lack of communication felt unprofessional and left me feeling misled and inconvenienced. Families deserve transparency when it comes to something as important as childcare spots.

Amazing daycare. My son is in the infant room and all of the staff have been so caring and so…read morefriendly. We love having access to the cameras to check in on our son during the day. Most of the time the teachers are singing and dancing for the kids, teaching them how to walk, etc. He loves going to daycare everyday and we love taking him there because we know he's in good hands.

I can't believe I haven't written a review for Lullaboo after my child has been going here since…read moreshe was 18 months! I only have good things to say about Lullaboo. All the staff are so supportive, caring, and friendly to the children. The variety of meals they offer are prepared on site and are all high quality and nutritious. There are no unhealthy foods like pizza or chicken nuggets. Lullaboo also offers additional fun activities throughout the year like a musician coming, a gym bus, and a petting zoo. Lullaboo is part of the subsidized government funding so that really helps out all parents. It's bittersweet that our Lullaboo journey is over but I'm so glad we had the chance to experience it.

I called looking for information about the wait list and fees and I was severely disrespected and…read moredisappointed with the way the rude employees treated me over the phone. Not only was I accused of being too young to have a child, but they never answered my question! Since when is it any of their business how old I am! will not be returning. Bye.

Our family's experience with this Waldorf school was painful and eye-opening. Our daughter was…read moredenied admission specifically because she has ASD Level 1, despite previously being accepted into their daycare pre-diagnosis. This raises serious concerns for us around inclusion and human rights. I share this so other families of neurodivergent children can make informed decisions and avoid the emotional toll and paperwork we went through.

The Waldorf pedagogy is a healthy way of growing up a human being. This school does this and brings…read moreinto account a natural way of learning. We have been around from parent child classes to pre school to three years of kindergarten. It has been a great place to grow so far.