Clark Family Be aware of hidden policies at this facility…read more My son contracted foot & mouth from this location because their policy is for your child to clean the bathroom if they have an accident when using the bathroom. I have a 4 year old son that doesn't have perfect aim when urinating. Sometimes his urine hits the back of the toilet & the floor near the back of the toilette. Upon picking up my son, his socks (he was still wearing them) were soaked in urine. One of the owners stated that he had to clean the restroom because he urinated on the floor. My son later explains that he cleaned the floor, toilet, and wall area. During his cleaning spree he came in contact with someone else's bowel movement. If this was just his urine he was cleaning, I probably wouldn't have a problem with it. But it's a bathroom & there was no guarantee that it's only his urine that he's cleaning. Shortly thereafter I have to take him to his pediatrician & he's diagnosed with foot & mouth. I called Stay n Play & asked for at least one of the owners to call me & I never got a reply. I let the situation go & simply decided not to let my kids use their facilities again. This situation occurred over the summer 2017. This November 2017 I got an email about their sale on childcare hours. On 11/22/17 I simply replied, "Unsubscribe, we will not be using your services." I promptly got a phone call, less than 3 minutes from hitting the send button. The call was from the 2nd owner that was not present when my son cleaned their restroom. She wanted to know what occurred or happened, & proceeded to tell me she tried to call me back over the summer. She clearly knew I tried contacting her, & clearly had my number handy. To shorten this long story, there were 3 adults there that day & not one of them could spray a disinfectant & clean the bathroom up! I'm convinced that my son could have urinated at the back of the toilet but not convinced that he urinated at the front of it where he would be able to soak up urine in his socks. With that said, he was standing in some other kids urine & wore pee soaked socks for the duration of his stay! We'll never know because he's 4 & uses the restroom by himself. I wasn't there & staff wasn't in the restroom with him. The owner stated it's their policy & she has her own 4 year old to clean the bathroom when he misses. The phone call became very childish, she stated "I'm sorry your child pees on the floor." The conversation didn't end well, she started arguing with me & I still wonder why she ever called in the first place. Both owners know & practice this policy. In hindsight I should have contacted the health department & sent my child's medical bills & diagnosis.

Great place! Lots of toys and different types of activities available. Very clean in comparison to…read moreother drop-in centers. Staff was very nice as well. I felt extremely comfortable leaving my 17 month old in their care.

This is the ONLY day care I would send my child to - trust me I have read all the reviews, combed…read morethrough all the state reports, and researched about every day care in the triad. The hearts of the teachers here are beyond! The teaches here truly care about the kids!

We love OCH so much. We found OCH through a friend after we made the tough decision to remove our…read morechildren from a daycare that was not providing the kind of care we were looking for. After joining OCH, I fell in love with the school and the care the teachers provide my kids. OCH is a smaller center and the teacher to student ratios are small which really allows the teachers to give the kids the love and attention they need throughout the day to feel welcome and regulated. OCH was recently re-certified as a 5 star center which goes beyond what I thought a daycare could provide! I love to see the creative way they teach the kids the weekly topics vs. worksheets or teacher curated crafts. They learn through play and the teachers work on social emotional learning and helping the kids learn how to regulate when they are upset. Additionally, it is a co-op daycare, meaning the parents have active involvement in the success of the school. We moved to the area in 2023, and I realized almost all of our friends are parents from the daycare. Listening to other parents talk yesterday about not having "mom friends," I mentioned all my mom friends are from our daycare and my friend replied: "that's because your daycare encourages parents to get to know each other! Mine is just drop him off, see you later." She's right - we have monthly get togethers with the other parents and kids and it's a great way to make new parent friends, which can be so hard these days. All of that is to say, we love OCH and I wouldn't consider sending my kids elsewhere.

I love this place. I have a 2 year old and 6 year old and need mommy daddy date night time on…read moreFriday and Saturday nights. They are open until 9pm and my kids love it and always ask to go. My favorite is when they do pizza and pajama night.

We absolutely love Bizi Kidz! My son is always asking to go and it definitely takes the stress off…read morewhen I know he is in great hands! I drop him off when I go to the grocery store or even when me and my husband have date night! We have been loyal customers for 4 years for a reason!

I have several concerns about the Bryan YMCA. To begin with, its swimming pool is probably the…read moreworst maintained pool in the Triad. It's often closed because it is so poorly maintained. I have swam in the Bryan pool when I could not the the lines on the bottom and when I would witness a cloud dead skin churned up from the bottom of the pool. Even after showering, I would spend much of the day with an itchy back after having swam in the Bryan pool. The other issue that troubles me is the attitude of the Aquatics Staff. They are seldom supportive and they often find minor issues to complain about when there are swimmers who clearly should receive more of their attention. On one occasion I observed an autistic/homeless man who found it very relaxing to submerge himself in the hot tube. The lifeguards were so troubled by his behavior that four staff members finally physically removed him from the pool and arranged to drop him from Y membership. This could have been handled with a lot more compassion and concern.

I always have a great experience at the YMCA! The facility is clean, the staff is always friendly…read moreand welcoming, and there's a great variety of equipment and programs. It's a positive, encouraging environment that makes it easier to stay active and work toward my fitness goals. I'm so glad to have this resource in our community! It works well for my family because some locations have childcare and an outdoor pool.

Ms. Heather and Ms. Aspen are the best teachers and I feel truly blessed that my child was able to…read morestart pre-K here with them. Mrs. Caroline is also so helpful and kind. It really shows how genuinely they care about the kids and how well they're taking care of them here that as a parent, I always felt confident to go anytime of the day even if it was just to stop in and say hi and they were always learning singing playing and just having so much fun. I was nervous with my daughter starting pre-K since she had never been in any other school environment, but she loved it here so much that every day at pick up I knew we were gonna have to stay a little while extra because she just did not want to leave she was always just having the best time and I'm really thankful For how they treat the children and they really do get them off to a Great start to feel excited to learn and to be excited to start that next chapter in elementary. Sad that we won't be seeing them everyday like before but so grateful that my little one is now confident, courageous and excited to start Kindergarten with the help of everyone here.

From the owner: Located at 111 Muirs Chapel Road, Childcare Network in Greensboro provides the foundation for…read morechildren to move from infancy through elementary school and beyond as confident, lifelong learners. At our schools, children are encouraged and guided in order to thrive. Our curriculum covers all areas of development, including important social and emotional skills with activities that combine learning and fun to create happy, curious kids. Our dedicated staff and safe learning environments make our schools one of the best places to learn and grow. We are committed to fostering your child's development alongside your family and providing a safe space for children to learn and grow within the Greensboro community. Schedule a tour today to experience everything our programs have to offer!

What a wonderland for children of all ages! It makes me want to be a kid again! All 4 of my…read moregrandchildren love it here! And Nana loves the fact that I have a safe option to drop the little munchins off when I have errands to run and need to get them done quickly and without 8 extra sets of hands and feet to manage. Darlene and her staff are phenomenal with the kids. They have a low teacher/child staff ratio and plenty of options for all ages. My 11 year old granddaughter loves the creative center and the 3 and 4 years olds have enough toys to jump on, ride and climb on to be sure to nap all the way home! I absolutely LOVE Kiddin' Around Drop in Childcare and HIGHLY recommend them. My son and daughter in law are now using them for after school drop off for 2 of the kids too. Great location. Great space. Great option for High Point. Thanks guys!

From the owner: Kiddin’ Around Drop-In Childcare is a fun and safe play center that provides high-quality childcare…read moreservices for children of ages 6 weeks to 7 years in High Point. The center offers hourly care for parents who need a break or have errands to run. With hours per day from early morning to late in the evening, Kiddin’ Around Drop-In Childcare is the perfect place for parents who need a flexible childcare option. Every child that comes to Kiddin’ Around Drop-In Childcare in High Point is provided with an environment that is conducive to the whole child – social, emotional & physical. The center is committed to ensuring safety of all children in care.

This business was recommended to us from a reliable source. Finding a place for your children is…read morestressful, as you want to know they are in good hands. After visiting and meeting the staff, we knew it was the right place for us. They helped raise my boy the right way. Then came another child and there was no thought to where she was going for childcare. My children are treated just like I would want each day and they love the experiences they have each day. Would highly recommend.

As a new mom, it was really important to me to find a daycare that met all my expectations. Sure, I…read morehave high expectations, but they certainly aren't unreasonable and I'm sure any mom would agree. Little Mouse playhouse was the first place my husband and I toured. I had heard something good about it so off we went. It's tucked away beside the Target off Lawndale Rd. The daycare is an older style house made into a daycare center. As so, the driveway is as wide as a regular house driveway. This was an issue the moment we pulled in. Another car was leaving, and there's no where to pull to the side because of the wall or the dumpster. Since we couldn't back up into the middle of Lawndale, the other car backed up instead. We rounded the corner and parked in the lot, and then had no idea where to go. There was the main house and then a smaller building on the opposite side. I opted for the house and entered into the back door (or front door, not sure). I called out because I didn't see anyone but didn't get an answer. I walked through the house to a room full of kids. When I say full, I mean packed. It seemed like way too many kids for the room. I stood there for several minutes looking for someone before a teacher noticed me. She directed me to the other building. This was red flag #1. Anyone can walk in there and just walk into a classroom and no one noticed. When I walked out I met my husband outside who was looking up. Up at the roof. It looked like it hadn't been cleaned off in decades. There were bees flying around the entrance and frankly the area was not kept up. Ants were crawling all over the ground. Not exactly what you want to see when you know your child will be all over that ground soon. We walked to the smaller building where the younger kids were, though reluctantly at that point. Upon entering, a teacher was sitting in the classroom with a few children...and her boyfriend. Red flag #2. She pointed to the infant room a few feet away and the room had one of those doors where the top and bottom open and close independently of another. The top was open and I peer into the room briefly. The room was extremely clean and large. But what I noticed instead was a teacher sitting on a mat beside a baby doing tummy time. For those of you who don't know, tummy time should never be left unattended to, especially at younger stages. The teacher was a young lady with her cell phone in hand, scrolling through her Facebook. That did it for me. Even though we spoke to the other teacher in the room, who was professional and friendly, I had already made up my mind. I think it goes without saying we left and opted not to tour the rest of the rooms.