On my daughter's 6th day, she was "bitten" (she was assaulted). Another child grabbed her by the…read moreface and hair and bit her face hard enough to break blood vessels. I understand things will happen with toddlers, and that isn't what shapes my opinion of this facility... it is how I was treated after removing my daughter from the facility. When I returned the following day to get my daughter's things and to return the key fobs - the director of the facility (who had previously been very nice), was now rude and icy. I stood in the lobby for a few minutes while someone got our things from the classroom and she didn't even ask how my daughter was doing. You would think that someone in the childcare industry would actually care about THE CHILD. Not here. And don't be fooled by the "schedule" they give you (which indicates circle time or other quieter times) or how they describe the toddler rooms as being 6 kids and 1 teacher... the older toddlers are in a room with 12 kids and 2 teachers. There is no structure, no downtime besides eating and nap time. They just ran around all day. My daughter was there for 3 hours a day and her 6 days at this facility has traumatized her.

Leaving your babies every day is never easy, but knowing you have someone that will love on them…read moreand develop them makes the season so much better!! Our family has cherished the last 4 years at My Small Wonders! I can't imagine a better group of individuals that I could have trusted my girls with!! Thank you for all of the support and help along the way!!

Goddard has been fantastic throughout my family's entire experience. From Tara in admissions to all…read morethe teachers and other staff, this place is well run and a great school. My son is 2 now and speaks very well, is ahead of the game in counting/etc. and also is confident socially. Grateful for the investment the school has placed in him.

Great place! I have two kids that attend this location. Overall, I've been pleased with this…read moreplace. There was a time where staffing was an issue, but I can't blame them. I feel every place had staffing issues during and after COVID. When issues occur at the school, I felt they have been informative. Teacher have been great and my kiddos seem to like it there. They're always pretty eager to go to class and see their teachers. The teachers keep parents up to date and are welcoming when I drop off my kiddos. Being at work, then getting a surprise photo of my kiddos makes me day! It makes me feel reassured that the kiddos are happy their!

Miss Kim and Miss Jaden cut my daughter's hair off they're so friendly when parents are there, but…read morewhen parents are not there, they're mean very rude to my child every day. Marcel comes back from daycare and said she had a bad day because of daycare. School was good daycare was bad. I hope they don't do the same to your child

Kim self.... Disgusting, no self awareness, has no conflict resolution and can't effectively…read morecommunicate. She simply doesn't know how to handle parents concerns. If you have children enrolled here pay attention to that live feed because Miss Beth along with other teachers get rough with the kids also these teachers talk to these kids crazy and they simply don't care. I call myself checking in on my little one and I see him sitting on his bed with his pants and underwear down. I call Miss Beth and she tells me this crazy story basically blaming my son for leaving the bathroom after he had an accident which is so bizarre. The story didn't make any sense no matter how innocent she tried to make it sound. Once we're off the phone I decided to pick him up early. Conveniently when I got there, there is a different teacher in the classroom and Miss Beth was nowhere to be found. I tried to address my concerns, the story then changes and Kim self chimes in as if she was in the classroom. Kim gets loud and cuts me off while I'm speaking. The director never came out her office. Just pitiful. The point I was attempting to make is if I'm watching the live feed and other parents obviously have the same access I do .... I'm sure they saw what I saw. There's no reason my son's genital area should've been exposed and who knows for how long. Miss Beth said she couldn't find his extra clothes .. but you all wouldn't let me forget it upon him starting. I packed everything in a ziplock bag which was labeled. I'm sure his items would've been easier to find had the classroom been more organized and he had his own cubby like you said you would do on his very first day. It is pure chaos up in there.. I'm praying heavily for a change for the sake of those little babies still enrolled. I tried to let this matter go but I simply couldn't, I'm not sure what type of parent you all thought I was but anybody can get blessed behind what I birthed !

My favorite thing is that I don't have to invite a stranger into my home to be alone with them for…read morehours. The accountability from more people being present and the webcams make this more attractive than babysitters and the cost is comparable, so why not?! I heard about Spontaneity from a neighbor and I was immediately intrigued. We moved to Edmond a few months ago and I love it, but I miss my network of kid watchers and my mother in law! So, a drop in kids center sounded amazing. There are three steps to get in: 1. Take a tour. 2. Schedule an interview/meeting (review their policies with them). (2a. Sign up for webcam service--not required, but a benefit) 3. Drop your kid off. We visited for the tour and we were pleasantly surprised that our child was invited to play while we talked. We came at a busy time (Saturday evening) so we really got to see the place in action. The front door is locked and the gal at the desk has to let folks in (we gave a code we'd like for the door, so not sure how that works as everyone got buzzed in). The lobby area has a place to leave shoes and coats and there are special socks they like the kids to wear to avoid losing socks and for hygiene. We came back a week later to interview and our kiddo got to play then. This is great for those kids that haven't done school or been away from parents much to see how they do in a care setting. A few days later we dropped our kids off (five months and almost 4 years). I loved being able to watch them if I got that "I wonder how they're doing" feeling and being able to SEE everything. Also, they round time to the minute, so if you think you'll be 3 hours, but actually are 2.5, you'll get charged for two full hours plus a half--not three.

Thank you Yelp! From Cassandra's review mentioning webcams, to Steffanie's review detailing the…read moretotal cost, I felt like I had enough information to get our little girl registered a few months ago when the woman who had been watching her on Mondays and Fridays went back to work. I knew this wouldn't cover everything, but I knew it would help to have an option. I now have someone helping us at home those two days, but she needed today off, and I desperately still needed to work. Our Mothers Day Out is also over at 2:30, so I can imagine some days when I will need to get her from there and bring her by here so I can get more of a full work day in when JJ's grandmothers are not available. The registration process is reassuringly lengthy - they are not even playing with this! They ask for a lot of important info and require current immunization charts (huzzzah!). It took them a few days to approve our application, but once you're pre-approved, you can bring your kiddo anytime. They charge a once a year fee of $70 per family and then $10 an hour for one kid. The price goes down to $15 per hour for two kids, and so on. Not too shabby, and the registration fee will quickly pay for itself if we use this much at all. She had an awesome day. She was happy to see me, but didn't really want to leave, and I think that is perfect. She lingered for a long time on the front patio smelling the flowers and then tried to get back in. We haven't activated the webcams but we will, not so much to check up on them but just to see how much fun she must be having. They supply snacks and lunch for a $4 charge per snack/lunch. Honestly, on a day like today, it was so worth it to not have to worry about what I would pack for her lunch. There is a 6-hour, DHS-mandated maximum, and you are heavily penalized for going over, so this really is a "Drop In" and not an all day thing. Today I needed to pick up our daughter by 3:50 to beat the 6 hour mark, and I got there at 3:30. But, she played so hard, she fell asleep about 5 minutes into the car ride and didn't even wake up when I got her out of her seat, so I'm back at my desk and back at work with a napping baby! Five stars plus plus!

I took a tour at the child care network day care seen if I want my child there there was one person…read morethat I seen she was doing great with the kids I found out it was miss Amanda she was doing a great job keep the good work up

If I could give negative stars I would. This place is disgusting, and unorganized. When me and my…read morehusband walked in there was a random man, not on staff, not picking up a child. He was just sitting in the office playing with someone's baby. I should've known then that this place was not good. We registered our child and was told what to bring on her first day. On my child's first day we walked into the classroom and there were screaming babies everywhere not being attended to. The daycare had told me I would be able to see my child's day on the app. They said they sent me the email and I didn't receive it until the next day. When I set up the app, they said I wouldn't be able to see my child's care because their iPads were not working. They told me I would receive papers about my child's care. I did not receive any info about anything. On my child's second day, we found bruises as if someone had been squeezing my child's legs or holding them down. These are not crawling bruises. I was not given any incident reports and all of the teachers in her class claim they have no idea what happened. Stay away from this place.

Preschool Inquiry Experience - Proceed with Caution…read more I wanted to share our recent experience with FUMC Preschool in Edmond as a heads-up for other families considering their program. We reached out with a respectful and thoughtful list of questions--things like curriculum, staff qualifications, governance structure, and family communication practices. Nothing intrusive, just due diligence before committing our child to a school. After receiving no response for over a week (including a follow-up voicemail from grandfather), we followed up again to clarify and make sure the email was received. What we got back wasn't answers--but a dismissive email suggesting we might not be a "good fit" simply for asking for transparency, followed by the director stating she would no longer respond to emails and inviting us to "find her supervisor's info on the website." It was condescending, unprofessional, and incredibly disappointing--especially from someone leading a program that should be built on trust, communication, and partnership with families. We've since moved on, but I believe other parents deserve to know what they might encounter if they reach out with genuine interest. Asking questions should never be treated as a problem. Make sure the program you choose welcomes your voice, not shuts it down.

My son was in the sea turtle class last year & had the most wonderful experience. Mrs. Glades &…read moreMrs. Lee were the most kind & patient teachers. They made him feel so comfortable at school. His favorite part was doing science experiments, which they regularly did in the 3 year old class. He got to learn by playing in interactive centers & participating in hands-on experiences. They uploaded photos of him on the communication app regularly so I was able to see what he had done during the day at school. This was fun to see & a great way for him to call back & be able to share more details with me. The staff at this program is wonderful. They truly care about the families that attend school there. We have had friends & family attend FUMC preschool as well & we have all loved it. I would highly recommend this program to anyone looking for mdo, preschool, & PreK!

My son went here since he was 1 yrs old! We just pulled him out over a month ago. Things you should…read moreconsider, ask, and really look around before paying your good hard earned money at this higher rate any where. Find out your self and you will know why! 1) How long has this place been in business? 2) Has this place had the same owner or owners since it's been open? 3) Are the owners or owner involved? 4) How long has each teacher/Director been working here? Will my kid have a different teacher daily or often? 2) What is the ratio teach to child suppose to be? Then ask what is it now? 3) For Younger kids is diapers and wipes included in price? 4) Does my kid get breakfast & Lunch? How many snacks do they get in the day? 5) Do I get updated, when my child been checked in and out, after my child has ate and what they ate, after my child got changed, when they go down for nap and when they get up from nap. Or do I have to wait till end of day for a summary report? 6) Can I see the app you use? 7) How often is the place cleaned? Look around does it look clean or smell? 8) Also always talk & get to know the teachers! For the 1st 2 weeks randomly stop in, the middle of the day.

My daughter started in the 1 year class room and now is in the 4 year old classroom. I absolutely…read morelove the staff! Amanda, Nicole and Shelby are delightful and extremely helpful to work with and always a joy! My daughter loves going to school and on the rare day she isn't feeling it her teacher always helps convince her to come in the class and play with something. Her vocabulary and skills have really blossomed and she recently told us all about the difference between a hexagon, parallelogram and a rhombus. I'm very impressed and will be very sad to leave for Pre K.