"Home in the dome" This place has been an amazing place for me to come and worship, learn, and make…read morefriendships. I love my church

My grandchild attends this daycare, and the experience thus far has been nothing short of amazing…read more The teaching is excellent, the facility is always clean, there are activities that include the family - including Grandparents Day! The atmosphere is professional and warm, and Mrs. A. is A-MA-ZING!! Our little scholar has attended for a little over a year and has grown so much. She has the vocabulary of an 8-year-old at just 2 years old, and she excels academically for her age. Our whole family loves it there!

From the owner: Let's Geaux Learners are now enrolling children from 6 weeks to 5 years old. We are a center that…read moreis ready for your little ones to come learn, grow and play with us! Please stop by or contact us for a tour, or to register your child. Child Care Assistance accepted. We are a type 3 early learning center.

This is a very modern, contemporary Catholic Church, with the open concept. There is no communion…read morerail. It does have slide presentations to follow the mass, which is nice for the congregation to fully participate. It is a beautiful modern church and has a separate adoration chapel.

If your looking for a fish fry during lent, this is a great place to go. Hand battered shrimp and…read morecatfish, plus they offer bake fish too. The breading on the fish and shrimp as good. It kind of reminded me of KFC, but that is good. I love KFC. You get your choice of two side with each plate. They also have seafood ettoufee. Portions were big for the money. The serve drinks as well and have a large cafe to eat in, if you don't want to take your plate home and eat cold fish.

I am ashamed to admit that FBBC Daycare was highly recommended by neighbors/friends of ours and I…read morenever checked it out when I was first choosing a daycare because I had pre-conceived notions about church daycare (I'm a recovering Baptist minister's daughter :D ). I chose a different, secular daycare based on location and I only checked out FBBC Daycare as a last resort when the first place did not work out well. I was afraid that it would be ran more like a church nursery than a daycare and that teachers would be chosen more for their church membership than their qualifications. Oh, I was so wrong. FBBC has been amazing. First, the center itself. Clean, clean, clean, bright, cheerful, and innovative. In the infant/young toddler rooms they have a large pole that runs across the room up high and they have infant (outdoor style) swings that are securely hung off it to create giant indoor swing sets for the babies. I was crushed that we couldn't do that in our nursery. The rooms are huge, with tons of space for the kids to move around. They have the older, sweet, grandmotherly ladies in the tiny baby rooms for lots of cuddling and rocking. The teachers in the toddler rooms (children are in rooms based on development, not age, so the toddler rooms start with the babies that are just starting to crawl, older toddler room is for walkers) actively play with the children. They are down on the floor, crawling around, not sitting in a chair just watching. They actively work with the children on their developmental steps. There are tons of toys that are cleaned regularly and kept in good condition. They have huge storerooms filled with supplies and more toys, so that when things wear out, they are changed out. They take the kids on buggy rides around the facility to break things up. The buggies will fit the whole class in individual seats with safety straps. The have an outdoor fenced playground for the older kids and they have an indoor playground for the toddlers/young preschool kids (mainly to keep them from eating the ground rubber playground material outside, but also to give the smaller kids a little more protection from the heat). The indoor playground has toddler-sized play equipment and larger toys. Food. I think I read every day care menu in town when I was looking to switch centers. I saw places that regularly fed the kids pop tarts for breakfast and only heated up frozen nuggets and the like for lunch. I won't say that FBBC has the best menu in town, because I am sure there are some fru-fru places that only serve gourmet baby meals, but the food is nutritious and is made there in the kitchens. They serve a breakfast snack of either grits, cheese toast, or jelly toast. Lunch items range from white or red beans to chicken, ravioli, chicken alfredo, hamburgers, sandwiches, and homemade pizza. The serve vegetables, fruit, bread and a snack every day. They either have milk or water. No juice, which I think is great since it's just liquid sugar crap. They have loads of activities for the kids, even the little ones. There are always dress up days and activities coordinated with monthly events. The have Halloween and Mardi Gras parades, Easter hat contests, and the like. I cannot comment on the preschool, because my child is not there yet. I have seen the preschool rooms, though, and they are as amazing as the rest of the place. The staff are wonderful and Ms. Deleece runs a tight ship. They have security cameras in the rooms and they monitor them. The entrances are secure. There is a check out code for the kids. And feel free to look them up on the DCFS website because they are one of the only centers with a practically spotless record (only minor repairs were noted and they were fixed). When my son was at the previous daycare, I would leave work early and rush as fast as I could to go get him because I didn't like the place and didn't want him there any longer than necessary. At FBBC, my son is jumping up and down to go as soon as we drive in the parking lot. When he was 7 or 8 months old, he would actually scream to stay there when I went to pick him up (he was a bit in love with his teacher). He is so happy there and I am soooooo glad that I quite being stubborn and judgmental and checked it out. I am only sorry that I didn't do so from the beginning because we never would have had him anywhere else.

My son is 2 years old and we absolutely love Florida Blvd Baptist PreSchool. There is a small…read morenumber of kids in the class and there is always 2 teachers in the room. I was really nervous about him starting daycare because he was taken care of full time at home for 2 years but the staff at Florida Blvd is amazing. My son knows all his colors, his entire alphabet, his numbers all the way to 20, and he always says he had fun at school. Love love love this place!

Truly horrible. Go ANYWHERE else. They make every excuse to charge you a full month and then close…read moredown for 2 weeks with no refund on the days they miss out on. Poor help, high turnover, messy system.

From the owner: We are a church based center that provides part time childcare and preschool. We provide a loving…read morelearning environment for children ages 6 months to 5 years old.

I would highly recommend The Color Wheel Learning Center to anyone who wants a warm, loving, fun…read moreand supportive environment for their little one to flourish in. All three of my girls have attended the Color Wheel over the last twelve years and I can't say enough about the positive experience that we have had at these facilities (we have attended both the Highway 44 and Sherwood locations). We have always been treated like family, all of my girls sad to leave when it was time to move on. The turn over is low and quality of care is high. We will miss these amazing ladies!!!

From the owner: The Color Wheel Learning Center Provides the best daycare service for your child. We offer a…read morenourishing environment to your child and make sure they grow well mentally, physically, socially and emotionally at their best.