The owner Donna is extremely rude and condescending. Doesn't take the time to explain anything and…read morethen cops an attitude when you ask for clarification and explain that something on your form wasn't an issue at TWO other schools. My child's doctor forgot to sign one sheet of an 8 page packet, and even though I had multiple additional documentation, she wouldn't accept it. I explained it hasn't been an issue with other schools before and SHE ROLLED HER EYES AT ME and told me that I could find another school then. So I took my check back and did! They rent a few rooms from a church and have no playground equipment. Just a grass patch. Babies, toddlers, and preschool kids are all in one room. They don't serve food despite the cost and they won't heat up food for your child either. Avoid if anything for how comfortable the owner is with disrespecting a parent.

My son (4 y/o) has been attending (half-days, M-F) for the past few months, and I am very impressed…read morewith the program. Every day my son comes home and tells me how much he enjoyed his day and played with friends. The school communicates clearly and often about how he is doing in school, the school's schedule, and photos of all of the fun they have every day. More personally, the school is amazingly flexible in working with my (VERY energetic) child to make sure that he is adequately stimulated. I can tell how much they love on him - he's always so excited to go back to "his school." To respond to another review, no, the school does not provide snacks or lunch, however, that in my experience that is not unusual - many programs (both church-based and not) do not provide food and ask that you send food that either 1) doesn't need to be warmed up or 2) in a thermos that will stay warm. The school's cost is very reasonable, especially for the love, care, and attention that is lavished on the children. If you want a preschool that supports your children, loves on them, and encourages them to grow into their best self, then NPA is a great place for them to be.

We had a wonderful experience with this daycare, and both of our kids attended here. We absolutely…read moreloved the way she cared for and treated the kids--with so much patience, kindness, and personal attention. Our children learned so much during their time here, including swimming, reading, and developing a love for culture and learning. It was wonderful to see them grow in confidence and become more independent while having fun in a safe and caring environment. We are truly grateful for all the love, care, and effort she puts into the children. We highly recommend this daycare to any parent looking for a nurturing and enriching place for their little ones!

We are so grateful for Ms. Marrilyn and her Home Learning Day Care. From the very first day, she…read morewelcomed our child with warmth, patience, and genuine care. She not only provides a safe and loving environment, but also focuses on early learning through creative activities, reading, and structured play. The children are always engaged, happy, and encouraged to grow both socially and academically. What stands out most is how attentive she is to each child's needs--treating them as if they were her own. Communication with parents is excellent, and we always feel reassured knowing our child is in such capable and caring hands. I would wholeheartedly recommend Ms. Marrilyn's Home Learning Day Care to any family searching for a reliable, nurturing, and educational setting for their little ones.

We love it here! our daughter is absolutely thriving in the toddler program. This was her first…read moretime being away from home and she is learning so much. Its so cool to see her using some of the skills she learns in school! she comes home singing songs, counting, and is now starting to sing her ABCs (she's 2!). She has gained so much independence and is excited to go to school every day!

Wonderful school. My daughter is in their toddler program and she loves it. The teachers and…read moreadministration are great to work with, always ready to answer one of my million questions with a smile. I appreciate this school so much and am so grateful!!

My children have been with Buzy Zee around the same time they opened. I can say they communicate,…read morecare and love on each child. my daughter loves her teacher and my son is starting kindergarten work. Also, I can tell they take pride and pour into children while in their care. This will be my son's last full year and even he's not ready to leave. LOL! I saw the review about the incident and I can say any problem they have made corrective actions/ communicated with me. I encourage the parents to communicate effectively, as we all make mistakes with the hopes of learning from them.

These are injuries suffered under the care and so called supervision of Buzy Zee's daycare. They…read moredidn't even call to let us know he had them also they tried to deny them after admitting he allegedly fell running behind a teacher. The staff was rude and unprofessional I would not recommend their services to anyone!!!!

I am disappointed with how this daycare/school handled my child's potty accident…read more I fully understand that we have responsibility as parents to provide extra clothes, and I can acknowledge that we should have had backup clothes available. That part is on us. However, young children have accidents, especially when they are adjusting to a new environment, and I was shocked by how the situation was handled. I received a call telling me that my child had an accident and that I needed to bring shorts or pants because they were currently only in their shirt. I was also told that if I could not bring clothes, my child would remain without pants. That is the part I cannot accept. A childcare facility should still have a basic contingency plan for situations like this. No child should be left exposed, embarrassed, or without proper clothing because there are no backup options available. Even when a parent forgets something, the child's dignity and comfort should remain the priority. What makes this even more concerning is that since starting at this school, my child's confidence and self-esteem seem to have changed. They have started saying things like, "I don't use my listening ears. I never do," and "I'm a bad kid." As a parent, that is heartbreaking to hear. Children should be corrected and redirected with patience and care, not in a way that makes them internalize shame or feel like they are bad. A potty accident should be handled privately, calmly, and respectfully. It should never become something that adds to a child's embarrassment or affects how they see themselves. As a parent, it was incredibly stressful to receive that call and feel like my child's dignity was not being protected. I hope the school reviews its policy on potty accidents, backup clothing, and how children are spoken to when they are struggling or adjusting.

Parent pick up is always a breeze. Love the organization and the attention to detail from the staff…read more Education at this school is top notch... they even have their own farm with animals to teach the littles. Love it

when I moved back to Virginia from Mississippi, it was a challenge finding before and after care…read morefor my young school age Daughter. A friend recommended me to early resultz daycare and I called the director and she was very nice and offered me a tour the next day. The daycare staff is wondetful. i didn't have any issues. I would recommend them to anyone looking for a secure place for before and after care for school age children. They provide transportation to and from the school.

I actually enjoy this place. To avoid "mishandling" of my children I just get the names of my sons'…read moreteachers and directly contact them through the app. One of my son's has high needs and yes some things may slip through the cracks but I can only imagine the tasks of handling the specific needs of several new tiny humans. No daycare is perfect but I believe in trail and error as I am not a perfect parent/person myself. Any incident that has occurred was handled swiftly and to my satisfaction. New faces are common but I just try to inform them of my son's needs when they are alarmed by his reflux triggers (2 vomit max policy a day). Yes our children's safety are important but I'm the youngest out of 6 siblings so I'm used to "uh-oh" moments. It's how we handle them that makes the difference. The staff work really hard and are dedicated to keeping our children safe in my experience and my 5 year old and 1 year old make it back to me in one piece each time.

This is the worst. I enrolled my daughter in the infant class and since day 1 they are worsesome…read more The teacher did not know she was starting on that day and was like "Oh I didnt know she was starting today, so I dont know" when I clearly spoke to the director and make sure everything was set for her to start. Second Mrs. Melissa is the worst child care person I have met. She seems like she does not like children at all and hates her job. I am shocked she has been there this long. She barely says good morning in the morning, is not friendly at all. When I drop my son off she barely pays attention to him, minding you that he is the second one there. She lets babies cry for long periods of time before she even goes and attends to them. She is always using negative words and mishandling the babies. When I randomly visited she would just be cleaning and letting the babies cry and by the look on her face she was not happy I would randomly check on my son. She would not give me any updates on how she was doing. She barely talks. One day she was mopping the floor while a baby was crawling on it and picking up food and putting it in her mouth. Other then Mrs. Melissa, I was very unhappy about the feeding and communication from everyone. They never told me what my daughter did other then their daily report that just tells me when he eats and sleeps. Another thing, my baby was on breastmilk and I would bring his breastmilk bottles only to find out at the end of the day that instead of using the milk I brought, they gave him water or regular milk. One day they even gave her formula????!! I was infuriated since she has never ever had formula..because i breastfeed! and she is pass one to be on formula. After repeately telling them to feed her milk 3 times a day with her meal, my daughter goes with only 4 oz of milk in 8 hours, how is this possible??? She breastfeed 3 hours when we got home that day. They are terrible, please do not pick this child care for your child. One more thing- even the last day I was very dissapointed. I made sure to give the director my 2 week notice 3 weeks early just to come in and the teachers did not know anything about it. They were shocked that it was her last day. No communication what soever, even though the director also helps out in this room, how can she missed out this information??

I can't speak for the previous rating because they clearly have had a completely different…read moreexperience than my son and I. He wasn't even three months old when we enrolled in the infant class so obviously as a new first mom I'm pretty overbearing and controlling when it comes to my baby but let me just say-these people genuinely care about my son. From the director Ms. Vanessa to all the wonderful ladies who run his class you cannot find better care. When he's feeling fussy they care for him just like I would whatever he needs they're on top of it. This place is so convenient as well and considerate. Most kindercares don't open until 630 but because they have so many military families enrolled their doors open at 530! Also my sons breast feed and I was worried about pumping and giving him a bottle but he does just fine and looks at them like they hung the moon when they feed him his perfectly warm magic juice. Also they're super clean and sanitary! I mean they don't let you walk into the class without the medical booties on, they wipe down your kids crib(which no one else is allowed in) everyday and the changing pad has the throw away paper(Sorry trees). Just give this place a try. They were my last resort for care and I regret that so much. They will always be my sons favorite place to spend the day if he can't be home with me.

I love this daycare! I won't lie at first I kinda questioned it due to the appearance of the…read moreoutside of the building. The owner of that strip mall doesn't seem to really care. My son has attended this daycare for almost a year now. He has ADHD and can be a handful sometimes. They work with him and help him understand what needs to be done at that moment and gets him back with them group. The owner is amazing and so is her daughter! My son loves both of them and his class teacher! I am so happy I switched him to this daycare!!